Charlevoix county herald., 1910-08-27


Miss Grace Keenholts was Petos-
key visitor this week.
Mrs. Jos. Tess and daughter are
guest of Traverse City friends.
Herbert Mccain left Thursday for
Detroit, where he joined his Wife.
County Clerk Payton was up from
Charlevoix, latter part of the week.
Mrs. John Mortimer with daughter,
Elizabeth is guest Nof Belaire friends.
Charleyoix County Fair, brim full
of interest. The peoples annual holt
day.
Mrs. j. G. Wright of Colma, Mich,
Is guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Blake.
Mrs. Alex Bashaw is guest at her
old home in St. Lawrence County,
N. Y.
Postmaster Fitch and DR.. Arm
strong were up from Charlev0ix,
Tuesday.
Hugh Weatherup Is spending fort
night with friends in ST. Lawrence
Co., n. Y.
Miss Martha Kitsman is home from
Standish, where she has been spend
ing the summer.
Verne and Laurel Whitford return
ed first of the week from visit with
Mancelona friends.
Every man we know is mad because
of the great wads of jute hair the
women are wearing.
Mrs. w. r. Stewart with children.
returned home last Friday from a
visit at Old Mission.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. James Howard
on Wednesday Aug. 30th.
Contractor Clark & Rogers COM
menced work at Crawling this week
on the new hospital there.
Morga1 Lewis returned to Beliot,
Wis, Monday, after fortnight vaca-
ton with his parents here.
Jos sZoulek has commenced work or
his new brick home, corner Of Will
liams aud Third Streets.
Contractor aud Mrs. Bert Wilhelm,
with children, returned home from
Thompsonville last evening.
Come to the Fair, meet old friends
renew old acquaintances, and add
many new friends to your list.
Miss Claudia McClain, who has been
guest of friends here for some time
returned home to Boyne City Friday.
AS general rule, when it is said
that both sides are confident. it means
that neither side feels that way about
it.
Prof L. r. Taft and family return
to Lansing this week after spending
several weeks at their cottage on Bur.
liDgton Bay.
o. w. Lamport with wife and
daughter, Of Cleveland, Ohio. visited
this week in the home of his brother
Rev. w. W, Lamport.
Harold Lamport left on Wednesday
for Calumet, Mich. where is he en-
gagged as principal of the Tamarach
schools for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Sherman were
over to Vanderbilt, Sunday, in thei
auto. Mrs. Sherman's mother, Mrs
Menzie. returned home with them.
Next Monday Aug. 20 is the dat,
when J. Leahy the Optometrist will
be at the Russell Honse. will remain
until Tuesday noon. Glasses guarant
eed TO fit.
We notice that many Of our ex
changes are always reprinting forme
editorials, by request. We never writ
anything worth re-reprinting; anyway
we receive no requests.
| n Cdliiotuid parry, OTlS Iudllf lTDl
Michigan, writes w. A. Loveday tn
local Real Estate man asking If n
can find 40 acre farm near East Jor
dan to trade for 81, 900 home in Lo
Angeles Cal.
The Str. Beaver ran into the Hun
at the r. r. dock at Charlevoix weel
ago Thursday, and gave her an old
fashioned squeeze. AS result tn
Hum was laid up several days, but /
again running regular.
M. A. Chaplin, sec'y of the Capita
Building and Loan Assn of Lansing
and family will occupy the Taft cot
tage on Burlington Bay. severa
weeks. G. d. Woodbury., president
OF the same company, will occupy tn
cottage later on.