Charlevoix county herald., 1911-09-09

w. p. Murray was 500 visitor the
past week.
| l.. g. Madison was Charlevoix Wis.
itor, Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Blain OF Grand Rapids
is guest OF her son Edward.
Bazaar bargains for "Fair" DAYS
SOC Dish Pans for 40c. Enameled.
Miss Julia Cedersten returned Tues.
day from visit with Petoskey friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wilhelm were
over from Boyne City, Tuesday, for a
short visit.
w. p. Squer was Detroit visitor
this week attending X. Of p. grand
lodge sessions.
The State Tax Commission have de-
cided to make an entire re-assessment
OF Charlevoix County.
Mrs. e. e. Cooper of Elk Rapids re-
turned home, Wednesday, after Wis.,
it with Mrs. b. Madell.
Mrs. Fl A. Kmball was Grand
Rapids visitor this week attending a
meeting OF the Pythian Sisters.
Mrs. B. Madell and daughter, Miss
Bessie, returned Saturday last from a
visit with friends at Elk Rapids.
Editor r. b. Jaquith and wife of
Holgate, Ohio, were guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Haight fore part OF the
week.
Mrs. G.. L. Spencer accompanied
her brother, Mr.. Plant. home to
Howard CITY for short visit, latter
part OF last week.
Mrs. Ella Case with daughter Miss
Lillian, returned TO Grand Rapids,
Tuesday, after stopping "a fortnight at
the Exchange Hotel.
The fall meeting of the Presbvtery
Of Petoskey will be held at Mackinaw
Sept. l2-l3 Rev. A. d. Grigsby will
represent the East Jordan church.
Mrs. Martha Culbertson has been
spending several days at Central Lake
and Bellaire where she is doing some
work in the interest Of the Equity
Society.
The many friends of w. J. Palmer
a former resident OF this city will be
surprised perhaps to learn Of his mar
riage on Monday this week TO Miss
Katherine Pearl Ramsay of Cheboygan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. g. S. Ram.
say. Mr.. RamaY has for many years
been the proprietor Of the Tribune.
A Farewell Reception Party was
given by the Ladies Of the Presby-
terian Aid Society last Monday in the
home of Mrs. Hilliard the President
in honor Of Mrs. Clarke Haire who il
leaving the city TO reside in Ann Ar
Dor. Mrs Haire has rendered valuable
aid to the Society and has always been
ready to sing for church and social
purposes and will he sOrely missed
Between twenty aud thirty members
we're present IN the beautiful decor.
oted home. Mesdames Haire and
Bush sang duet with excellent voice
and expression, Refreshments wer {
served, "reminiscences exchanged the
pleasant hours only spoilt by the
thought of the farewell. Mrs. Grigs
by, in behalf Of The members, ir
graceful words expressed their goo6
wishes and regrets and desired the
acceptance by Mrs Haire of a beau
tiful souvenir spoon as token OF es
TEEN and was responded to by her ir
greatful and we'll chosen terms.
The best wishes Of the Society &C
with Mrs. Haire and family to Their
new home.
The grocer chased me up and and
down in sunshine and In shade; ht
knew / always bought lot aud trieC
TO get my trade. He bounded me anG
pestered me bv every human means
until at last sought his store to buy
some boneless beans. Hei had some
mouldy looking clerks, who loafec
around the store, who combed thei
whiskers with their hands and watch
ed the clock and swore. The floor wa:
Uttered up with jugs and boxes, crates
and kegs, containing uninviting fruit
and prehistoric eggs. The floor itsel
had not been swept since Noah bosseC
the ark; the windows OF the dreary
joint with CRIME and dirt were dark
took that grocer by the hand ant
| ed him to the street, aud said: "Som'
friend should push you down and pa
you with his feet. A man who run
grimy store that's full Of grim.
clerks some day will see the sherii
come and close the whole blamed
works. Go turn the hose on all thos
clerks, and clean your dismal joint
then when you ask me for my trad