Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-09-06


A, M. Finney is in Detroit this week,
Miss Pearl Zoulek was Detroit visi-
tor over Sunday.
SWEATERS, all kinds and sizes just
inn. E. ASHLEY CO.
A. M. Thompson of Kalkaska was
land looking here this week.
Mrs. w. A. Loveday went to Lansing
for the the winter on Friday.
Rev. FIR. Kroboth was business WIS.,
itor at Boyne City on Monday.
Many man who bitches his wagon
to star finds himself up In the air.
Miss Effie See Of Charlevoix ID guest
Of her cousin, Mrs. Geo. Carr, this
week.
Miss Eva Lewis is home from Bad
Axe for a fortnight's visit with her
parents.
Our new WOOL DRESSES are sure
to please you--let US show you.--M.
E. ASHLEY CO.
Carleton Sweet leaves today for
Quincy, Ill.,, where he enters st. Fran
els College for the years studies.
Mrs. E. E. Gilbert with children OF
Petoskey are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Muma for a week.
E. A. Lewis and family were at Iron
ton, Thursday, calling on old-time
friends and looking over their old home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Fortune, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Sloan and Miss Dickson went
to Camp Six and enjoyed dinner Sat.
urday.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE and two lots
for sale on fair ground road, opposite
Robert Barnett's, will be sold at bar.
gain if taken at once as owner intends
to 90 west. For Price and terms in
quire of HERMAN GOODMAN.
The ladies of st. Joseph's church
will serve their usual good big meals
this year in the eating house on the
Fairgrounds. Meals will be only q
cents. Dinner will be served from II
until 2 and supper from A to 6. Thi:
will give the visitors from Boyne City
and Charlevoix ample time to have
their supper before leaving the Fair
grounds.
While driving with party OF friends
Saturday night, Miss Sylvia Sudman
of Deer Lake, was thrown from the
carriage against post when the horses
became frightened and ran away. Mis-:
Sudman's jaw was broken and she was
in very critical condition. The Other
occupants of the rig were all more OF
less bruised, though, with the excep
ton of Miss Sudman, none suffered
serious injury.
The Detroit Journal will treat it,
readers to an extraordinary lot of seri
al stories during the, next six or eigh
months. The first one, which viii
start September Is, is "Love Under
Fire." by Randall Parrish. Other:
that will follow are, ''In the Hollow o.
Her Hand" by George Bar McCutcheor
"The Maids of Paradise" by Robt
w. Chambers; PARROT C Co.," by Har
old McGrate, and 1.-THE Barrier" by
Rex Beach.
A Progressive Dinner Party wa.
given by the Whist Club on Thursday
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
A. Loveday. The dinner consisted o.
six courses and was served at the
homes of the following ladies': Mes
danes A. Cameron, Geo. G. Glenn, C
H. Pray, w. L. French, G. A. Bell, ano
Carl Stroebel. After the dinner, the
party adjourned to the X. of P. Hal
and spent the remainder of the evening
in dancing.
Seldom does an author portray such
an important character as that OF 6
Catholic priest, and have it meet with
approval from the clergy. But this Is
just what has happened to Edward E
Rose, author of "The Rosary" which
will be seen at the Temple Theatre
next Thursday, Sept. 18th. In 1.-THE
Rosary" Mr.. Rose has drawn a charac
ter of Rev. Brian Kelly Catholic prizes
who interferes in domestic troubles be-
tween man and wife, and eventually
shows the unlimited amount of goot
that can be done by a priest, not Of
conventional stage character, but 9
real man, big man of faith, strength
and conviction. The character has
been endorsed by the clergy all over
the country, and it is said to be the
strongest character of the kind ever
presented on the American stage. The
character will be portrayed by Harry
M. Royale. an exceptional artist, who