Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-02


Every voter 10 the City must re,
register To-Day.
8. A. Correll, republican, candidate
for Judge Of Probate. was q city visi
tor couple OF days this week.
Mrs. NJ. +. Heston received word
from EIwood, n. that her brother
ID. W. Brown, had just died AS a gs-
suit OF being run into by an auto on
Oct. 9Th.
The Republican party has never
closed factory, caused man " lose
his job or cut the pay envelope" says
the CINCINNATI CoMpercial Tribune
Not . bad thing to remetpber.
The L. o. T. NJ. NJ. gave a Hal
lowe'en Masquerade party NJ their
hail oil THURSDAY evening, about forty
being present. A pot luck supper
was served at the close or the enter
tainment.
Z. Gleason aud j. H. Graft. who
have been Conducting a market
In connection with the @. A. Bell
grocarv, dissolved partnership tirst OF
the week, Mr.. Gleason continuing
with the business.
Among those who attended the
State Teachers convention at Grand
Rapids this week were Supt. and Mrs.
j. L. Northon, and the Misses Ethel
N. Ash. Cora Bedding, Nettie NJ.
Willis, Flora Porter. Catherine VIM
tiers, Theodosla Brewer and Maude
Cross.
Rev. r. Porter Bennett was at
Traverse City this week attending
the annual meeting of the Grand
Traverse Ministerial Association, of
which he Is secretary. In the elec-
lion OF officers, Rev. Rennatt was re-
elected secretary; Rev. w. X. Kenr
drlck " Traverse City, president;
Rev. W. w. Lamport OF Maucelona,
ce-president, Rev. A. w, Baker
or Fire Lake, treasurer.
The late Mrs. Sarah NabeF French
Chaddock Was born in Pittsburg, Pa
December 18TH, 1870, and departed
this life at her late residence north Of
East Jordan October 18th, 1912, being
nearly IL years Of age. She was mar
ried To Charles P. Uhaddock twenty
one years ago. She united with the
Baptist church when Guild. The
husband and family have the SYM
patty OF large circle OF friends.
The funeral, which was very large,
took place on Monday and was con-
Quoted by Rev. II. Porter Bennett.
intermeut at East Jordan cemet9rY,
A reception in the nature Of II fare
yell to Mrs. Durham who Is about
to leave for the winter TO be the
guest OF her sister In Fredonia, Kan
sas, and to Mrs. Loveday who leaves
next week with her husband for
their winter home In Florida was
rendered by Mrs. &. L. Lorraine on
Thursday afternoon assisted by Mrs
d. NyQulst. About fifty guests
we're present and the hours passeC
to swiftly with music and refresh
ments and visiting. 1t was indeed q
happy thought Of the hostess and one
that was widely appreciated.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the
bth and 9Th the ladies OF st Joseph s
church will give their bazaar in the
Roller Rink, You are invited TO par
take OF a bounteo4s supper on cleo
ton night and plentiful meals on
Wed nesday noon aud evening. There
will be good music during meal time
and also 10 the evenings. The guam
. tity aud quality as we'll as style OF the
aprons will surpass those OF other
years as will also the farmers booth.
so get your supply Of things for the
winter. Don't fail to visit the fan
cy" booth, many very beautiful and
useful things will be there. Some
very handsome Xmas gifts. There
will also be fish pond and plenty OF
delicious homemade candy. The
prizes will be awarded on Wednesday