Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-29

| MISS rIOra Hdlre iS guest VI Tds
Jordan friends.
Mrs. Vim. II. Vance OF Grand Rap
ids is guest Of friends in our city.
Mrs. f. p. Hubbard is guest Of he
sons at ST. Louis and Holland, Mich.
Mrs. Thomas Whitley and daugh
ter, Miss Minnie, left Monday fol
Chicago.
Mrs. Jacob Wood is guest at the
home OF her uncle, Eugene Clark al
Boyne City.
Miss Jennie Graves went to Charlie
voix,. Wednesday, where she spends
the summer.
Look at those Hull Detachable Um.
brella Handles at Mack's. They make
tine present.
Henry A. Tape, of near Grand Rap.
ids, was guest at the VIM. Richardson
home the past week,
All water taxes must be paid by
~ #.
Get busy, delinquents.
Miss May Stewart left Thursday
for Ann Arbor where she takes sum.
mer course at the U. Of NJ.
Don Watkins was here from Caro-,
Mich, TO attend the funeral of his
mother, who died last week.
Miss Beuah Holiday returned to
her home at Bellaire, Tuesday, after a
visit with friends and relatives here.
Mrs. e. A. Ashley left Wednesday
for the cities where she purchases her
fall and winter stock of ladies fur
nishings.
Miss Edith Bingham, who has been
guest of Rev. and Mrs. II. Porter Ben.
nett for several weeks, left Tuesday
for Alanson.
Anthony Kenny purchased the Con
Mier residence near the Catholic
church last week. He has rented
same TO a tenant.
The w. +. NJ. S. Of the M. E.
church will meet with Mrs. o. E.
Sunstedt on Tuesday, July 2nd at
2:30. Visitors welcome.
Miss Mabel Clark and mother, Mrs.
j. ID, Clark. left this week for Novi,
Mich. Miss Clark will attend the
summer school OF Michigan Univer-
sIty.
Miss Bessie Madill left Monday for
visit with her sister, Mrs. III. II.
KiddY, at BucKnell, Ind. Her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs b. Madil accom-
pained her To Bellaire.
Clyde. the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Curkendall underwent an
operation Thursday when his tonsels
were removed. Drs. Dicken and
Armstrong performed tie operation.
The regular business meeting of
the p. l.. A. Society will convene at
the home of Mrs. &. III. Whittington
on Friday, July 9Th. All members
try and be present at 800 standard,
Visitors always welcome.
Services will be held at the Christ
ian Science Rooms over Post Office
Sunday at lG:30 a. IN. Subject OF the
sermon-''Christian Science" Sun
day school is held immed lately after
service. All are cordially in vted to
attend.
Reports from several local option
county elections held in Ohio during
the past week show decided victories
for the forces opposed TO the breweries
and TO the saloon. When some anti
saloon reverses were reported from
that state last fall the saloon forces
lndulged in joyous seIf-congratulation
over the assumption that they bad
passed the crest of the local option
wave in Ohio and that they would
have constant gains hereafter. Since
this especial outbursts of gladpess
was loted, hve further counties nave
voted on the question and four OF
them have given decided majOrities
against the liquor traffic. The crest
of the wave ia opposition TO the sa-
loon in Ohio, as is true Of Michigan
and Indiana and Illinois and the 9th
er states Of the union, is yet far ur
the stream, but the waters are already
so widening and deepening as TO make
IL apparent to the brewery and saloon
forces that a flood Is approaching
which they can not withstand. 1t is
the very persistency and insistency OF
the present anti saloon movement
that everywhere is winning for it tinal
and certain success.