Charlevoix county herald., 1909-02-13

A. Walstad is a Grand Rapids bust
ness visitor.
Mrs. John Mortimer was Bellaire
visitor this week.
A couple of Boyne Cityites skated
ouer to East Jordan one day recently.
Extention Tables, Library Tables,
and Center Tables at WHITTINGTN's
A. Danto left Thursday for Chicago
to purchase full line OF Spring
Goods.
Rev. A. ID. Grigsby was under the
weather and confined to his home sew
eral days this week.
Mrs. r. L. Lorraine is receiving a
visit from her sister. Miss Irene Tai
bot OF Boulder, Colorado.
Mrs. B. e. Waterman was called to
Bellaire last week, her uncle, X. j.
Martin being seriously i'll.
The pastor of the Presbyterian
church will preach next Sunday morn
Tug III OPIftOudi AlVdltuks
Frank Martinez was over from Gen.
trail Lake, Tuesday night, helping the
Maccabees celebrate their installation.
E G, Plank, who has been under
the weather for some time, was Pc
toskey visitor latter part of last week
consulting physician there.
f. S. Hayne, the plano tuner, will
be at the Russell House next Monday.
Feby 18th. Parties desiring his
services please bear this Ia mind.
Mrs. ]. Kelly, daughter of Mrs.
John~M. Kenny died at her home in
Cadillac. Monday. Mrs. Kenny left
Tuesday to attend the obsequies.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. Fred Bennett
next Wednesday afternoon, Feb'y II.
Visitors welcome to these meetings.
The ladies of the Catholic Church
serve an oyster supper at the Macca-
bee Hall this Saturday evening, from
five TO nine O'Clock. and cordially in
wife the public to attend,
Services at the Methodist church
on Sabbath at 1890 a. m. and ! p. m.
Sunday School at II O'Clock. Junior
League at 3 o'clock and Epworth
League at 6 o'clock. ALI are cordial
ly invited.
Usual services next Sunday morn
ing and evening at 1890 and 100 ia
the Presbyterian church. The pastor
will preach. Every body welcome.
Sunday School meets at ll:45, Junior
G. E. at 800, Senior G.. e. at 600.
East Jordan is in the season OF sur
prise parties. On Saturday after
noon, Feb. 9Th, at Mrs. VIM. How.
ards. forty-tive ladies gathered in
honor of her fOrty-seventh birthday;
Mrs. g. E. Dewey as hostess of the
afternoon. A program that was very
interesting was given, consisting of
vocal solos by Wilma Pickard, Iva
Dewey, Caroline Hoyt, duet by Maud
Hayes and Tessie kied; instrumental
numbers by Eva Waterman and
Gladys Howard. Reading "Two and
Two, Mrs. Roe; Ula Dewey recited
aud Mrs. w. j. Smith gave two selec-
tions. The hOnored lady was called on
for a speech, which she gave very
charmingly and was very heartily re-
ceived. Ice cream and waters we're
served, after which Mrs. Dewey pre-
sented in behalf of the company a
berry spoon and handsome watch
fob. Mr.. Howard and daughters.
Fern and Grace surprised her with a
gold watch. This was presented by
Fern, Mrs. Howard again was equal
to the occasion. The friends were
10th to leave, but wished her many
more anniversaries. also that they
might come oftener.
On Saturday evening, ia the Bowen
Addition, occurred similar gather
ing. Matt Swafford was the victim
OF the surprise conducted by Mrs. fl.
Dewitt, Twenty-Five ladies and gen.
tlemen suddenly appeared in his
home, bringing refreshments. Five
Hundred was the special feature, and
finch was also pleasant pastime.
A gift Of black silk neck scarf was
left as reminder Of his thirty-first
birthday, 1t was presented by Miss
Lou Rice on behalf of the guests.
On Friday evening, Feb. 9Th, at
Mr.. and Mrs, B, K. WATERWAYS a
birthday party for Miss Eva, vas
given, Sixteen guests enjoyed the
evening and helped celebrate her
thirteenth anniversary. Games and
light refreshments was the delight of
a l. l.