Charlevoix county herald., 1911-10-28

Mrs. Cook Is SLOWLY recovering from
| a severe attack OF tonsilitis.
Mrs ID. g. Loyeday left Friday for
visit with friends In Ontario.
Miss Vesta Gay returned last week
from visit with Manton friends.
"The Message" il Bellaire's latest
newspaper, edited by w. ID. Harlow.
County Agent Madison was a
Charlevoix business visitor, Monday,
Mrs. w. d. Harlow OF Bellaire was
an East Jordan business visitor Tues
dav.
Edward Dolezeil Of MancelOua was
guest Of East Jordan relatives this
week.
j. j. V0truba is at PetOskey this
week taking treatment for rheuma-
tism.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Lozen
baby girl; mother and babe are do
ing finely.
Mrs. Cox Is entertaining her daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian from Grand Rapids
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hughes little
ones are having scarletina quite bad
ly this week.
Henry l.. Waters left Wednesday
for trip through the southwest in
GLIDING Oklahoma.
Mrs. Smatts spent Saturday aud
Sunday with her daughter. Mrs.
Crouter of Charlevoix.
Blain Harrington left recently for
Moose Jaw, Sask., where several of
his relatives are already located.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. M. Fox and Miss
Iris Gordon OF this city were guest Of
Central Lake friends over Sunday.
Louis Quinnin, who was called here
by the death of his mother. left Tues
day for his home at ST. Louis. Mo.
Edith Smatts, who is teaching near
Ellsworth, spent Sunday at home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edd
Smatts.
County Clerk Payton was an East
jordan visitor, Wednesday, on his an
nual trip through the county with
deer licenses.
The stork called al Charles Munroe s
on Friday night and left baby girl
mother and babe doing finely and
Charles wears smile.
The p. l.. A. s. will meet Nov. 3rd
with Mrs A. NJ. Haight. Mrs e. A.
Lewis will assist in entertaining
Ali members urged to be present and
visitors welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Bell, Mrs
Frank Brothefton and daughter
Gwendolyn, left first of the week fol
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Boyd at Winona, MINI.
Ladies Aid of the Methodist church
will be entertained at the home o.
Mrs. j. b. Painter, Nj. b. Palmitel
assisting, Wednesday Nov. lst, a
2:30 o'clock. Wis RS welcome.
Mrs. Vaug I'm, proprietress of tn,
Pine Lake House at Boyne City, dice
at that place, Wednesday evening Of
apoplexv. Deceased was a sister O
Mrs. Thomas Morrison. Intermen
will probably be made ia the GENE
tery here.
Our fire department were called on
! Wednesday night to extinguish
, blaze in the rear of Richard Bros
: grocery on State Street. A loss o
several hundred dollars was sustained
; on the building, owned by L. &. Mad
ison, and the contents.
Cora Batterbee, the youngest chill,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Batterbee, diet
on Monday after an illness of fey
weeks. She was born Feb 9th, 1910
The funeral took place on Wednesda
afternoon. The sermon being preach
ed at Alton by Rev. II. Porter Ben
nett pastor of the Methodist church
The parents have the sympathy of al
in their bereavement
A number of Mrs. Minnie Isman
friends met at her home on Tuesda
evening in honor OF her birthday
Five hundred and finch took up
few hours Of the evening; Mrs. Gijle
received the 1st prize for finch an
Mrs. John Whiteford the BOBBY priz
Mrs. Pringle the lst prize for SO
and Mrs. M0llard the BOBBY prize
A fine lunch was served and all bad
the lady goodnight wishing her man
more anniversaries.
AbOuta dozen ladies met at I'll
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Zess FIR
day afternoon and for about tw
hours you could see nothing but corr