Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-06

daughter Friday, last.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Miles
daughter last Thursday.
Miss Edith Ramsey is home from q
| visit with her sister in Indiana.
Curtis Atkinson and Harry Saxon
left Wednesday for Grand Rapids.
Leo Slopbrick Of Traverse City was
here this week guest OF brother. Mike.
John Munroe and son Lawrence, are
home from their work at Traverse
City.
Miss Ethel Sanford OF South Board
man is guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Muma,
Master Kenneth and Miss Theressa
Flagg are guest of relatives near
Frederic.
Mrs. j. b. Fergus of Chicago is
guest of her brother. d. Z. Loveday,
and wife.
+. G. Wilmington and bride left
first Of the week for their new home
at Jackson.
Miss Esther Munroe recently COM
pleted term oil school at Clarion and
is home again.
Mrs. j, "A. Nickless is guest Of
friends and relatives in the Southern
part of the State.
Mrs. John Munroe is receiving a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Mae Follett
Of Batavia. N. Y.
Miss Phyliss HurIburt is spending
her summer vacation as stenographer
at Spencers Plumbing Shop.
Hull Detachable Umbrellas Handles
are just what you need on that vaca-
tion trip. At Mack's Jewelry.
MessrS Jack and Ben Weikel are
here from Traverse City guest Of rela-
tives and renewing acquaintances.
Austin Sheldon and bride were here
this week guest of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Sheldon.
Misses Estelie Langley, Barbara
and Nellie Jewell of Bellaire were
guest of friends in our city this week.
Misses Victoria and Cecilia Green
Of Tawas City were guests OF Mrs.
John Mortimer a few days the past
week.
II. M. Gregg and wife returned TO
their home at Howard City after a
f0rtnights visit with Mrs. James
Thomson.
Frank Labadie was an East Jordan
visitor recently lie left Monday for
Bcyne City where he has position
IN the Journal.
Rev. A. ID. Grigsby is taking his
annual summer vacation and is visit-
ing relatives at Grand Rapids, Kala-
mazoo and Hastings.
Principal r. d. Hetsch and bride
arrived here last Saturday and are
receiving congratulations from the
many friends Of the groom.
Empey Bros. have now in. stock
the Columbia Carpet made by the
Columbia Mills A genuine ingram
weave Reversible with fast col0rs,
beautiful patterns and sold at the
very low price OF 35c.
Services will be held at the Christ
ian Science Rooms over Post Office
Sunday at l0:30 a. m. Subject of the
sermon-"God. Sunday school is
held Immediately after service. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Lillian Jeanatte Gardiner the in
fant daughter of Hagen and Rose
Gardiner died on SUNDAY aud was
buried on Tuesday afternoon. The
Rev. T. Porter Bennett of the Meth
odst Episcopal church conducted the
funeral, Interment at East Jordan
cemetery.
The Loyal Prnceses and The Vic
tors of the Knights of Methodism are
planning to go camping next Tuesday
at Loveday's Landing. Rev. T. Por-
ter Bennett will have charge of the
boys the same as last year. About forty
boys are expecting to go. While the
boys are at camp they will fish, play
ball. do scout work in all its depart
ments. Rev. Mr.. Bennett asks the
cooperation of all who are interested
10 the boys of our city. If any have
tents that they would be willing to
let him have he would be pleased to
borrow same.
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