Charlevoix county herald., 1912-01-06

w. &. Spring was Marlette busi-
ness visitor this week.
TLeJe ia no money 50 good as
"O,her Peoples Money"
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boswell are Ann
Arbor visitors this week.
George Cook left Monday for Pell-
ston where he has position.
Miss Aimee Doerr was guest Of
ManccloDa and Traverse City friends
the past week.
Mrs. Ed. Smatts is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ray Burr. at Central
Lake this week.
Miss Leto Stewart returned To her
duties as teacher In the Traverse City
schools, Monday.
George Bulow left recently for Mon
tana where he resumes his pos ition as
locomotive engineer.
Miss Florence Sheldon. who Is teach.
ing school at Vanderbilt, Is home for
the Holiday vacation.
Irving Hilliard and Clark Haire re-
turned together TO resume their
studies at the U. OF NJ.
Howard Porter erreturned home Tues
day after spending Sunday with
friends at Mt. Peasant.
Miss Ella Barnett left Mondav for
the 500 where she resumes her duties
as teacher in the schools there.
Miss Flora Porter, who spent Christ
mas and New Year at home, re turned
TO Oberlln College on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs l.. &. Madison are re-
ceiving visit from the latt"rs brother
II Bloomfield, of Affair, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bretz have
been entertaining two of the former S
brothers from Evart, this week.
Mrs. w. j.. Empey was a Chicago
business visitor this week. going Mon
day and returning home, Friday.
Mrs. Bala is receiving a visit from
her son and family Of Gaylord, also
Master Harold Murner of Onway.
Mrs E. A. Pillman was here from
Bay Shore over SUNDAY guest OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Stewart.
Sam Fl. Pickens in the part of the
| Old Magnate in "Other Peoples
Money" is great.-Chicago American.
Miss Bertha Berg of Deward spent
latter part Of last week guest of Miss
Minnie Pringle, and visited other
friends.
The Presby teran Ladies' Aid Society
met Yesterday at the home OF Mrs.
w. f. Malpass. They report good
attendance and pleasant time
Miss Lucille Boosinger and Constance
Loveday are home from Cheboygan
where they spent the Holidays at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Allen Grigsby.
The infant sun OF MT and Mrs.
Freeman Walton died Tuesday morn.
ing. The funeral services were held
Wednesday. conducted by Rev. Porter
Bennett.
VIM. Slocum and Louisa Whitconb
were united in marriage last Monday
Rev. I, Porter Bennett. pastor OF the
Methodist church, performing the
ceremony.
Methodist Ladies Aid will meet
with MIS-. NJ. II. Robertson, Wednes-
day afternoon next. All members r..
quested TO be present-hrst meeting
of the new year.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Don Layman OF Grand
Rapids visited their parents Mr.. and
mrs. Thos. Barber curing the Holi.
days and returned To their home al
Grand Rapids, Friday.
Miss Lon Babcock of the 500. form
erly a teacher in the East Jordan
schools, was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f
j. Crossman and renewing acquaint
ances in our city during the HOLIDAYS
Will Malpass went to Lansing last
Tuesday aud entered his name as a
student at the NJ. A. q. viii ha,
the good wishes Of his many friend.
for success 10 the studies he will take
up.
Mrs. Sadie Virgins entertained
with progressive pedro party at hel
home Thursday evening in honor o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Layman. Favors
were won by Mrs. Bessie Virgins anC
Mrs Thos. Barber.
Our old-time friend, Rev. Mr. Red
path, and his son. OF Petoskey, were IL
the City this week. Mr.. Redpatl
mas been identified with the religious
work Of this section OF the state 70
more than thirty years.
The Rev. James Fryer pastor OF tn,
Congregational church at st. Clai
J was stricken with apoplexy as b,
stood up TO preach ON Christmas Sun