Charlevoix county herald., 1911-05-13

stories wnen ne gives you nsn.
II costs more to cultivate a thirst
than IL does to maiutain motar car.
Mrs. JIG. Blake was over from
Boyne City. Sunday, guest OF friends.
L. f. Leonard entertained w. j.
Percival Of Lake Oddessa over Sun.
dsy.
One trouble with the great Ameri
can conscience is that 1t loafs too
much.
There may he exceptions TO this
rule. but most men have enough
pockctbOOks.
The sort Of fame which is thrust
upon man, ia usually recognized at
about it's actual value.
Men who have escaped being caught
are always a little chesty in the mat
ter Of assumed morals.
We have just received fine line Of
Ladies White Linen Skirts, latest
STYLES. Prices from $l.0O TO $500.
Miss SENEGAL.
Just received all kinds OF STONE
WARE, consisting of Crooks up to 20
gal. also Churns, MIX Crooks. But
ter Crooks and Jugs.-E. A. LEWIS.
"Mary, where did you get this
beautiful wall paper? You must
have paid Csc roll for it," II got
1t at WHrTTINGToN's for l5c. a roll"
The Michigan state pioneer and
historical society will hold It's annual
meeting In the senate chamber in
Lansing on Wednesday and Thursday,
June and 8.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS For SALE
Owing to our intended removal from
East Jordan we will offer our House
hold Goods for sale At a very low
price.-HUGn Brown, Main st.
Mathematics may seem difficult
when one goes to school, but IL is not
recorded that any man ever failed to.
acquire enough arithmetic to make
him pretty sure Of what is coming to
him.
Empey Bros. have received a new
consignment Of RUGS and they are
now hanging on their display racks.
They are the largest lot of fine Rugs
OF all sizes that ever was kept Ia this
city. Our entire stock was bought
after the greatest drop that ever was
known in Rugs. We have got the
goods and also the prices this spring.
| INVASION OF THE JAPANESE. In
spite OF the laws against the Japs, a
company Of them, who promise fair to
become good, law-abiding citizens Of
the United States have invaded East
Jordan, and promise royal welcome
TO all who attend their japanese Tea,
Thursday evening May 18th, al ST.
Josephs School under the auspices Of
the Altar Boys Society. Real Jap
anese tea and other refreshments will
be served from TO s p. m. At p. m.
the little Japs will plainly show that
the Japs can carry off the honors in
more places than 10 the Battle of
Mudken, Do not forget the time and
place. japanese tea and Tokyo sand
witches l0c. Yokohama ice-cream
and Nagaski cake 10c. Real japanese
sweets lc each. Program l0c.
The relaying of the corner stone of
the Methodist Episcopal Church took
place last Sunday morning, and was
attended by large congregation.
The ceremonies were conducted by
the pastor Rev. T. Porter Bennett.
There were only four Of the members
left that we're members of this church
% years ago. Only four of the men,
bers OF the Masonic lodge are living
In East Jordan that assisted in laying
the corner stone 25 rears ago. The
members that we're present gave short
but interesting addresses. One trus-
tee Is here at present, George Vance.
The members are Mrs. Augusta Blake,
Mrs. Rosella Hammond, Joseph Lam
way and Mrs. Mary A. Townsend.
Those Of the Masonic lodge are James
b. Painter, Edwin Gibson, Robert
M, Webster and VIM. Empey. June
1lth, will be observed as the opening
day of this church. The program will
be announced later.
The Annual meeting of the Meguzee
Association, o. h. S., was held at
Charlevoix, Wednesday. The associa-
tion EN- braces the counties of Charlie
voix, Emmett, Antrim, Grand Trav-
erse and Kalkaska counties. The
next meeting will be held at Nance
Iona. Officers elected are:-President,
Mrs. Rowan Of Petoskey; lst vice
pres, Mrs. Boice of Boyne CiJy; 2nd
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