Charlevoix county herald., 1911-09-02
Brie4s o4 me Week


Mas Julia Cedersten is guest OF
Petoskey friends this week.
Mrs. Arthur Ward was guest OF Pet
oskey friends the past week.
K. j. Crossman left Saturday for a
short business trip 10 Detroit.
Mrs. George l.. Sherman returned
Wednesday from trip through the
West.
Miss Marjorie Hoyt was guest OF
Boyne City and Charlevoiy friends the
past week.
Hiss Leto Stewart left Saturday
for Traverse City where she teaches
school this coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Hite were Grand
Rapids visitors the past week, an d
spent Sunday with Northport friends.
Misses lrma and Phylliss Hurlbert
left this week for Detroit where the
former enters the Thomas Art School.
Miss Phoebe Curtis late Of
Lyons arrived on Monday evening
and is guest at the Gidley home for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Miles are re-
ceiving visit from Mrs. G. M.
Thomas and daughter and Miss Jen-
ME Rozier Of Camden, Ohio.
Misses Helen Stone. Leila Clink,
Maud Cross and Helen Turnbul re-
turned Wednesday from a ten days
outing in camp at Bo-ko-ton-don
Beach, near Bay City.
Mrs. Suleeba and Marian who have
been spending their usual summer
vacation at the PRESBYTERIAN Parsun-
age left for Grand Rapids by the
morning train on Friday
st. Joseph's school has been
thoroughly fumigated and secured
this week and next Monday Sept. 4.
at eight O'Clock the classes will he or
ganized. This year promises to be
even more successful than last year.
Received of the Ladies of the Mac
cabees of the world draft for five
hundred dolors which is full payment
of the Benefit Claim of the late Mrs.
Ida E. Johnson. Laura Fuller, r. *.
James Gidley, wife and mother went
over to Empire at the beginning of the
week on visit to Chas. Gidley and
wife and reported delightful trip.
He went by way Of Passport. taking
on board there his sister and family.
A cement walk is to be constructed
on the east side Of the Presbyterian
Parsonage lot aud will be great im-
prove the property Of the church
Trustees. 1t is high time that the
old broken dangerous wooden side
we're replaced 10y cement.
Mr. Joseph Zoulek was the victim
of very painful accident on Friday
when busy raising Mr.. Votruba's barn
ny the falling of heavy wooden blocks
upon him. 1t was a very fortunate
escape from being killed. He is still
very lame but able TO he about.
All are cordially invited TO attend
the Box Social to be given by the
ladies of the Altar Society in ST.
JOseph's school on Tuesday evening
Sept. 9TH. The earlier part OF the
evening will he spent in playing
games. Hot coffee will also be served
with the lunch.
During the electric storm early
Monday morning the lighting
struck the home Of the late Mr..
Spencer. tearing down the chimney
and doing some damage within. Ii
was a near escape for the inmates
Miss Foster the nurse who was in the
house was slightly shocked.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell, Pastor of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church Fairview, Penn
sylvania, nephew of Mrs w. p. Porter
was the guest OF the Porter family
Sunday and Monday last. On Sunday
evening he preached in the Presby.
terian church a thoughtful, suggest.
i've practical sermon which was much
appreciated. He left on Tuesday
| Leave your laundry at Mack's.
School Supplies at Hite Dru!
Store.
Dandy line of Wall Paper at Whit
tington's.
Carbide for sale in bulk at Spencer
Plumbing Shop.
Now is the time to get tmerchandis
cheap.-THE FAIR STORE.
School starts Monday, let us tt you
boy aud girl out with new Shoes AM
your boy with anew Suit. The cheap
est place in town to buy good goods
Wallace Weiss. The Fair Store.
Manv peOnle are ouitttnu thoi