Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1911-09-23
Fra verse City Fair next week.

DADDY line OF Wall Paper at Whit
tjngtons.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.. Beck.
man son, Tuesday.
Miss Julia Cedersten IL guest OF
PetOskey friends this week.
Miss Maud CrOwell was guest OF
Mancelona friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Kenny are State
Fair visitors at Detroit this week.
Mrs. Ritter OF Deward visited her
friend Mrs. ThOs. Briman over Sun
day.
Miss Minnie Pringle OF Charlevoix
visited her parents here on Wednes-
day.
Chas. A. Hudson and wife are visit.
ing relatives In Grand Rapids this
week.
Dr. G. A. Holiday Of Traverse CITY
was here this week to attend the fun
eral Of his brother j. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miner were at
Bellaire over Study, attending the
funeral of David Walker.
Miss Tessie Carson left recently for
Manistee where she Is taking a course
in the business college there.
Mrs. r. j. Martin of Bellaire was
guest Of Mrs. B. e. Waterman a
couple Of GAYS the past week.
Paul g. Mork and family OF Suttons
Bay were guests at the home OF A. j i.
Berg and A. Walstad the past week.
Rally Day at the Presbyterian
church Oct. 1st. All members are
urged to be In attendance on that
day.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Waterman re-
Gently entertained the latter's sister
Mrs. o. A. Wheaton of Galesburg.
Mich.
Miss Gladys Potter of Central Lake
Is stopping with her aunt Mrs. Fl.
Pinney and attending school on the
West Side.
On account Of the Jewish New Year
holiday the store Of l.. Wiesman is
now closed and will be reopened Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Charles Barrett. who has been
i'll so long, lies very low at the home
Of relatives In Charlevoix, with little
hope OF recovery.
photographer VIM. Boswell now
occupies the second floor of his new
business block next to the postoffice.
| 1t makes a fine studio.
MIR. and Mrs. w. P. Porter returned
| Wednesday from five weeks outing
10 the west. They visited In Wash
ington, Oregon, British Columbia and
other places.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Madell who have
conducted the Exchange Hotel for
some time past. are moving their
household effects to dwelling rooms
oyer Ma pass hardware.
Miss Agatha Kenny received a
number of fine prizes at the fair for
! her fine fancy work. This bespeaks
credit for ST. Joseph's sewing school
and its teacher Sister Ignatius.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira d. Brrtlett took
In the West Michigan State Fair at
Grand Rapids the past week. Mr..
BARTLETT was chosen one Of the judges
of the apiarian department at the Fair.
Late Tuesday afternoon the ladies
Of st. AIMS Altar Society enjoyed a
coffee. social at the residence Of Mrs.
Matthew Quinn and Wednesday after
noon Mrs. James Tafelski entertained
with quilting party at her residence.
Mrs. Caroline, wife Of Hon. John
Nichols, died at her home in Charlie
voix, Sunday night. OF apoplexy.
Funeral services were held Thursday.
Deceased was aged rs years, and has
been a resident of CharlevOix since
1871.
II. H. Cummings is making some
substantial improvements around
his residence on North Main Street.
The house has been raised and a stone
foundation laid, the yard graded and
painters are now at work decorating
the house.
The fire department was called out
late Wednesday afternoon to extiD-
guish a bad blaze in the second story
of the residence occupied by James
Meredith and family and Mrs. Town
send, on Fifth st. The residence is
owned bv Mrs. Townsend.
Housewives are greatly preturbed
over the exorbitant price OF sugar
just at this season of fruit preserving
when so much Of the commodity is
used. The price Is now the highest
in % years. The advance, big brokels