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Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-12
Bvlets Of NE Week

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Weiss
a daughter, last Thursday.
John Waterman of Holland. is guest
of his brother, b. E. and family.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stroebel
an eleven pound son, Wednesday.
The Str. Cummins OF the Boyne
Citv-Charlevoix route broke a shaft
Sunday and is laid up for the winter.
In digging a well on W. Fl. McAi-
Listers farm near Finkton the past
week, coal was found Of good quail
ity.
The new dining hall on the Fair
grounds has been completed and the
dwelling will be ready for occupancy
this week.
The first deer OF the season was
brought in over the d. & G. r. X.
Thursday night. 1t was shot by Jay
Morden6f this place, near Alba.
The store building of the East Jor
dan Lumber Co. ut Hitchcock was
burned Thursday morning. Earl
Hagar recently re-opened the store
with a stock.
A recent issue OF the Moderator
Topics states that Hudson, with a
population OF $500 has l9l pupils in
the High school. Percy Holiday Is
principal of this school.
DC. Loveday left Monday for Lam
sing where he joined Mrs. Loveday
who has been visiting friends there.
From there they went to Chicago and
thence to their winter home at ST.
Petersburg, Fla.
Women of the Local Option Civic
Society's next meeting will be held
Friday, Nov. lS with Mrs. Hall on
Second st. Be prompt at 2:3O T. M,
as there Is important business To be
tran sacted. Visitors welcome.
A reception will be given at the
Methodist church To the new pastor
aud HE wife, Rev. and Mrs. I. Porter
Benrr5t, next Wednesday evening
Nov. 10th, commencing at 500 o'cloc
A special invitation is given to the
public to attend.
Mrs. Batterbee has just installed
heating system in her new Greenhous'
on the West Side aud as soon as plan'
can be perfected will be prepared to
furnishplants aud bouquets OF all dis
criptSns. A Greenhouse in East Jor
dan has been long-felt want and oul
tOwDspeople are showing their ap
probation by liberal patronage.
Big preparations are beluG made fol
the 3sth session of the Michigan STATE
grange, which session will be held IL
Traverse City, Dec. l3 to l6. This u
probably the last meeting Of the stat
Organization In this section for som
years. Traverse City people are plan
ming to outdo themselves in the mat
ter OF getting their advantages befor
the pc ople of the state.
w. Congdor, farmer near Boyn
City, Us making a success of CROWN,
alfalfa. He gets three cuttings
season with total average yield
five tons TO the acre. He markets tn
alfalfa 10 the field for sl4 ton. n
turn OF $40 an acre year. Next sea
son he will have twelve acres to Gu
Cougdor's other money crops are, bea
potatoes, onions, cabbages, carrots
cucumbers, tomatoes and corn. d
has been engaged 10 the farming IL
dustrv only for the last six years, br
has not had Q crop failure during th'
Time,
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-12
A. Mcdonald was an East Jordan
visitor on Sunday last.

A. Mcdonald was an East Jordan
visitor on Sunday last.
Grace Coon has been very III the
past week but Is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Park Jamison. sister-ln-law OF
Mrs. W. p. Porter Is here from
Pennsylvania for visit.
Com'r. j. II. Milford left this week
for the Upper Peninsula with party
of friends on hunting trip.
Mrs. Dckie. who has been here
guest. of Mrs. w. p. Porter, left Mon
day for her home In Oregon.
Martin Runling left Tuesday for
Grand Rapids where he will take
medical treatment for long standing
trouble.
The music at the NJ. E. church last
Sunday was exceptionally fine and was
highly appreciated by the large con-
gregations both morning aud evening.
You want to examine our Vernis
Martin Beds, they are beauties. Look
over our couches. Our Extension
Tables among the best. We have the
largest stock Of Comforters ever Offer
ed 10 the city. EMPEY BROS.
Miss Hazel Sheldon of st. Louis, Is
the guest of her brother. Melvin Shell
don and family and also her uncle
Lon Sheldon and family. the past
week. She left Thursday for short
visit with Charlevoix relatives.
Wilbur Carroll disappeared at Flint
on the night uf Oct 24th and his
whereabouts Is still unknown. Mrs.
Carroll was with relatives at Central
Lake and the missing man was board
ing during her absence. Mr.. Carroll
was formerly employed at the d. & q
X. r. general Offices here and left some
time ago for Flint where lie opened
grocery store and was doing well. He
was held In high esteem both by res
idents here and at Flint, where M
was mem ber Of the Baptist churct
and trustee OF the society. He wa
last seen by Clvde Lapo, a clerk 10 hl
grocery store about 10 o'clock, MOnda'
night. The missing man Ia 81 year
of age, about feet 6 inches tall
wears glasses, has light hair, and i
very bald on the top of his head
When Carroll was last seeI he had or
a dark suit Of clothes, wore ligh
colOred top coat, black derby hat.
: On Monday evening at the l.. .. /
g M. M. Hall, Lady Watson of Frank
r fort and Lady Tilitson of Charlevoi'
| each entertained our ladies with
short but impressive talk. Then 10
our Ladies received initiation int
= the mysteries Of the Excelsior Degre
work. The work was given bv Mrs
Watson. The following officers wer
elected and installed:
: Eva Kenny. Queen Bee.
!. Mary Smith, Queen Regent.
:, Elva Barrie, Prime Minister.
Lillian Brabant, Court Clerk.
Belle Kimball, Chancellor of tt
Treasurer.
Mrs. Roy, Priestess.
{ Luttie Kimes. Right Attendant.
:. Leda Ruhling, Left Attendant.
y Bessie Isaman, Inner Warder.
h Marea Allen, Outer Warder.
d Rose Macarthur, Pianist.
e Tina Sheldon, Kitty Monroe, Car
rs line Williams, and Anna GOodma
le Heralds.
> Refreshments we're then served ar
u we adjourned to meet again in tv
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-12

There will be a Union Service OF
the Presbyterian and Methodist Epls-
copal churches next Sunday evening
at the Methodist Episcopal church.
The pastors will give short addresses
and there will be reports from the
Sunday School Conventions. All are
Invited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-30
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Your Own Kidneys
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Best That the Worlds Best Kid
ney Specialists Could Give

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Take advantage of It. Cut this out
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Now, IL you have pain in the small
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is smoky or cloudy after it stands a
few hours. or has bad odor, or if you
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of rheumatism anywhere. the chances
are almost 100 to that your kidneys
are clogged with body poisons of va
rious kinds.
Bladder troubles, rheumatism
Bright's disease and so on, come from
bad. dying kidneys. They can't throw
out the poisons.
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DR.. Derby's Kidney Pills are sold by
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you want to test them first, just ask
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TO GIVE RECITAL.

Mr.. Aurele Borriss of the vocal de-
partment at Earlham college will give
recital Tuesday evening. December
sixth. In the Pythian temple. A small
admission fee will be asked. The pro-
gram which will be most extensive
one will be ready for publication soon.
Mr.. Borriss In a musician OF broad
attachments. a splendid singer, and the
possessor Of rich baritone voice. an
accomplished and thorough instructor
who comes with the highest recon-
mendations, and chorus director OF
recognized ability. His experience is
wide one and IL Is safe TO predict
that his work will do much to build
up the voice department OF Earlham
college. and his activity In the musical
circles OF Richmond will be an i'm
portant factor In the musical life Of
the city.
Aurele Borriss is native Of Riga.
German Russian, but his musical edu-
cation was obtained from the leading
masters OF the vocal art In Germany.
Austria and France. His first study
was at the Royal Hoch Schulz OF Mu-
sic In Berlin. where his teachers were
Adolph Schulze, voice; Max STANCE,
theory. and Barth. piano. From there
he went to the celebrated julius
Stockhausen. In Frankfort at that time
the most famous vocal instructor in
Germany. Desiring to acquire an
operate repertoire he left after one
year for Vienna where his teachers
were Gensbacher and Geiringer. After
this he went TO Paris for further coach
Ing with Juan Luria and Madame Mar
chest. He was then offered a posi-
ton at the Royar opera In Stuttgart,
Germany. which he filled for three
years singing, leading roles In the
principal operas and filling engage
houses Of the larger German cities.
He came to America several years ago
engaged by the German Opera com.
pany Of Philadelphia until the latter
was superseded by the Metropolitan
Opera company OF New York. In the
latter city Mr.. Borriss devoted himself
exclusively to teaching. He was
brought to Indiana a year ago by the
directors OF the Marion Conservatory
of Music and his work with this in
stitution has been successful In the
highest degree. Mr.. Borriss divides
his time between the two cities.
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NET THIS MORNING.
An excellent program was presented
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Goodwin and daughters. Misses
Frances. Helen and Lilly. The party
sailed from Antwerp on the seven
teenth and had pleasant ocean trip.
After visit in New York and Boston
they will leave for their home city.
and it is expected they will be here
by next Sunday.
Misses Helen and Frances Goodwin
have been studying art in Paris and
have both achieved great success in
their work.
Last spring Miss Frances Goodwin
returned to Europe after visit here
and was accompanied by her mother
and sister Lilly. They have had de-
lightful trip through various points OF
describing the different scenes visit
ed, which have been published in The
Times, have been decidedly enter
tanning and interesting
Miss Helen Goodwin has not been
in this country for seven years and
will see many changes in New Cas-
tie, which was but quiet little town
when she left. The many friends OF
the family are anxiously awaiting
their arrival to make them welcome
after their extended trip abroad.
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BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
A very beautiful wedding took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Knoll at six O'Clock Wednesday even
ing, November %. 1910, when their
daughter. Miss Nina was united in
marriage to Obert O. Love by Rev
Bernan. of Cambridge City, Indiana.
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
cream serge with oyer-lace and rib
bon. She carried a shower boQuet OF
brides roses and carnations. and wore
wreath of smilax and rosebuds in
her hair.
The dining room was trimmed with
white. orange and smilax.
They received a number of hand
some and useful presents.
A sumptuous supper was served to
the following guests: Mr.. Frank
Knoll and family Mr.. August Knoll
and family. Rev. Bernan and wife. Mr.
Eli Love. Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Alexan
der, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Pearl, Grand
ma Knoll, Mrs. Miliss Addleman, Miss
Pearl Roberts and Mrs. Collins. OF
New Madison; Miss Edith Love, Miss
Edna Richard, and Mr.. Russell Hiatt
of Fountain City, Indiana.
Their future home will be in Denver
Colorado. The brides going away
gown was of wine colored cloth.
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His head was literally covered with scahs
aud ugly sores and his cries kept Us awake
throughout, the long night. had to keep his
hands In gloves to prevent his scratching his
head, as he was doubtless suffering from
burning and itching sensation. and Was con-
siaatiy trying to put his hands where u hurt.
AT last when he Was about three years
old. we saw an adscr tisemeat Of Cuticura and
| decided to try tho virtues OF the CuttcurA
Remedies. l bought one cake OF CuttcurA
Soan, box OF CutcurA Ointment and bottle
OF CuticurA Resovent. fused them according
10 directions and am happy TO tell you the
little sufferer was cured IN less than three
weeks, This was over year ago and now
his head Is covered with fine growth Of
luxuriant hair. Strange to say. all those
unsightiy sores did not csen leave . scar.
Mrs. G. o. Couvllon. Piaucifeville. La. Feb
ru2ry 20. 1910"
The suffering which Cuficura Soap and
Cnticura Ointment have slleviated among
skin-tortured, disfigured infants. children and
adults have led TO their adoption In countless
homes as the purest. sweetest and most eco
nomical treatment for ecEemAs, and Other
itching burning humorS of the skin and scalp.
A single set Is often sufficient.
Caticurs Remedies are sold throughout the civil
t,ed world. Potter Drug 4 Chem. Corp. Sce PrOps.
Boston. MAILED FIRE. s2-pA,s Caticura BOOK.
"How to Care tor and Treat tho Skin and Scalp"
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ryOCIAl(wHIRL
Edited by Miss Elizabeth n. Thomas :.

this morning at the meeting of the
Music Study club. which was held in
the Starr Piano parlors. The subject
for the session was Women Com
posers." The program was arranged
by Mrs. Ray Longnecker and Mrs.
Carl Meyers. Perhaps one OF the
most attractive features OF the entire
program were the numbers given by
Mr.. Fred De Bolt, a baritone singer
OF unusual ability who has just come
to this city. The members were de-
lighted with his rendition of the selec-
tons. The program was as follows:
Voice
Sagner Dan :. =. :. =. Mrs. Beach
Mrs. George Brown
PianoForte :. :. =. Schaminade
Miss Louise Miilikan
Mrs. NJ Meyers
Voice
(a) At Dawn ..... Guy B. Harvelot
(b) Ny Soul Carrie Jacobs Bond
Mrs. Ray Longnecker
Piano
Concert Spuck =. Schaminade
Miss Schalk, Miss Lucille Townsend
Voice :. :. :. :. Mrs. Harry Doan
Voice :. :. :. Miss Louise Millikan
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CARD PARTY.
A card party will be given Thurs
day evening by the Lady Druids in the
Druids' hall The game will begin at
eight o'clock. All are invited to be
present.
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HILL roe CIRCLE.
Mrs. Frank Glass was hostess yes
terday afternoon for a meeting of the
Hill Top Sewing circle at her home
In East Main street. Neediework fea-
tured the afternoon. Mrs. Paul Ross
and Miss Wilcox gave interesting
readings. Refreshments were served
late in the afternoon. The next meet
ing will be held in two weeks at the
home of Mrs. Martha Parry in East
Main street. ....-.. -
70 INDIANAPOLIS.
Miss Myral Weegham. who went
down to Indiana university to attend
the Beta house party. will go to In
dianapolis from Bloomington, Thurs.
day. to visit with Miss Nancy Conwell
for the remainder of the week.
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COTillON CLUB.
A meeting of the Tuesday Cotillon
club under the direction OF Mrs
Charles Kolp was held last evening in
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who was afflicted for
about eight months with
sores all over bis head.
back OF his neck and
nearly all his face. We
tried all kinds OF remedies
without any Telicf. We
even employed . good
physician and | am sure
he tried his very beat 10
cure my poor suffering
little boy. But, AlaSi
Instead OF getting better
ha Wert far the morse
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CLUB NOTES
TO MEET THURSDAY.

An all day meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the United Brethren
church will be held Thursday at the
church. All members are asked to
be present The time will be spent
in quilting. A business session will
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the Odd Fellows hall. This is one
Of the leading dancing organizations
in the city. Dances are held fort
nightly. this organization alternating
with the Tuesday assembly.
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GUESTS At DINNER.
The following item from Spiceland
is of interest in this city:
Miss Reba Unthank gave a dinner
Sunday at one o'clock in honor of her
guest, Miss Ava Montgomery of Lib
erty, Indiana. Those present were
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net MONDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Dyer we're host
and hostess for a meeting of the Shep-
herd club Monday evening at their
home in North A street. Sheepshead
was played at several tables. Favors
were given to Mrs. Dyer. Mr.. e. r.
Slower and Mr.. Edward Klute. At the
close of the game lunch was served
in the dining room. This apartment
was beautifully decorated with Christ
appropriate to the Christmas season.
The club will hold its next meeting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Frankel.
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UNSIGHTlY ERUPT TON
ON FACE AND HEAD
Afflicted for Months = Burned and
ltched - Used Cuticura and He
was Cured in Three Weeks
Not Even a Scar Left.

AS grateful mother. feel Il my duty
to thank you for the cure OF my little son
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Misses Pearl Symons. Jessie Emming-
er. Bessie Laisiey. Mary Taylor. Jen-
ME Kirk. Blanch Sisson. Made Gill
breath. Edna Gordon. Agnes Reach,
and Miss Cummins of Richmond.
There were also several callers dur
ing the afternoon, when Miss Unthank
kept open house for her guest.
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GUEST DAY.
The Aftermath society will observe
its annual Guest Day" Thursday.
December first, al the new art gallery
in the high school building at the
usual hou-.
RETURNED HOME.
Miss Ethel Huber who is studying
music at the Cincinnati Conservatory
of Music has been spending the
Thanksgiving vacation in this city the
guest OF her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Conrad Huber of South Seventh
street
NET THIS AFTERNOON.
A meeting of the Good Cheer club
was held this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Fletcher Elliott in North F
street
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TO MEET THURSDAY.
| Mrs. E. G. Hill will be hostess
Thursday afternoon for meeting of
the Ladies' Aid society of the Reid
Memorial hospital at her home in
East Main street
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SOCIAL THIS AFTERNOON.
| A social was held this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. James Parsons in
North Fifth street. This was also the
time for the regular monthly meeting
of society of the Fifth Street Meth
odist church.
| - - -
DANCE FRIDAY.
| The young people of this city and
elsewhere are looking forward with
| pleasure to the dance which will be
given Friday evening in the Pythian
Temple by the members of the Beta
| fraternity. AS this is the first dance
given by the frat" every effort will
be put forth to make the affair a de-
cided success. An orchestra will fur
nish the dance music. The hall will
probably be decorated in the fratern-
| ity colors. The committee in charge
of the affair has issued a number of
invitations to various chapters in diff
ferent towns and no doubt there will
be several out of town guests present
Dancing will begin at eight-thirty
o'clock
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/ CONCERNING FRIENDS.
The following clipped from the New
Castle Times is of local interest as
the Goodwins are well known here:
! Word has been received by the
Goodwin family notifying them of the
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MRS. PRICE HOSTESS.

Mrs. Mary Price will be the hostess
for a meeting OF the Alice Cary club
Thursday afternoon at her home in
North Fifteenth street Members are
invited to be present
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PARTY AT HOTEL.

Saturday afternoon at two-thirty
O'Clock the members of the Daughters
of the American Revolution will give
card party at the Hotel Westcott.
An admission Of .thirty-fve cents will
be asked. The games will begin at
two-thirty o'clock. All are invited to
attend.
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MET YESTERDAY.

Members of the fancy work commit
tee of the Ladies Aid society of the
First Presbyterian church met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. James NJ
Judson at her home in South Twelfth
street. The time was spent in max
ing articles for sale at the Christmas
bazaar to be held soon by the society
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CONCERNING FRIENDS.

The following clipped from the New
the Goodwins are well known here:
Word has been received by the
Goodwin family notifying them of the
safe arrival in Boston yesterday on
the "Marquet." of Mrs. George w.
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NET YESTERDAY.

A pleasant meeting OF the Spring
Grove sewing circle was held Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Isaac Dougan in Spring Grove. The
hours, as is the custom. were devoted
to needlework Lunch was served late
in the afternoon. The circle meets
fortnightly. Mrs. White assisted the
hostess in entertaining
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DANCE THIS EVENING.

The Wednesday assembly will be
held this evening at the Country club.
| Dancing will begin promptly at eight
o'clock. All members are asked to
be present
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A SUCCES SIS.

The vaudeville performance given
last evening in St Mary's hall by To-
cal talent was a success In every way.
The program as previously announced
was given without change. The affair
was given under the direction of Miss
Alma Pfafflin.
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also be a feature of the afternoon
/ hours.
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corILLoN CLUB.

A meeting of the Tuesday Cotillon
club under the direction OF Mrs.
Charles Kolp was held last evening in
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An excellent program was presented
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70 INDIANAPOLIS.

Miss Myral Weegham. who went
down to Indiana university to attend
the Beta house party, will go to In
dianapolis from Bloomington, Thurs
day. to visit with Miss Nancy Conwell
for the remainder of the week.
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RETURNED HOME.

Miss Ethel Huber who is studying
music at the Cincinnati Conservatory
of Music has been spending the
Thanksgiving vacation in this city the
guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Conrad Huber of South Seventh
street.