Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-04-04

GIRL WANTED nj the Commercial
Hotel.
4 NJ Liutner returned from Ann Arbor
Monday.
Henry Pringle returned from Char
levoix Thursday.
| COATS In all colors, e6 to $25.O0.--M.
E. ASHLEY & co,
Miss Alice LAUREL left Wednesday
for her home at Gaylord,
| "A. A. Swinter was up from Charlie
yoix on business Monday.
i VIM. Blsnshan was Boyne City WIS.,
itor latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Effie tombstone was visiting
friends in the city Wednesday.
(, "A humane society with 10 charter
members, has been organized at Kali
kaska
Miss Winnifred Raino Is assisting as
stenographer at the law office of Clink
and Williams.
Get one of those COLOREp PETIT
COATS at MISS. SENECAL'S.. Priced
from SOC to 500
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith with
children were guest of Mancelona rela.
tiyes this week,
Com'r Milford and Truapt Officer
Bashaw were ut Charlevoix first of the
week on business.
Mrs. Hattie Keenholts visited her
daughter Miss Grace, who teaches at
Clarion, last week.
Regular oonvocation of Mystic Lodge
No. 379 F. and A. M. this Saturday
evening, April 4th.
George Anderson leaves this Satur-
day morning for an extended visit
with his son at Detroit
Arthur Ward received a badly in.
jured eye, Thursday, while engaged in
splitting kindling wood.
Miss Jennie Waterman, Miss Lydia
Malpass and Frank Wilmington return
to Alma College, Monday.
Fred Kurtzhals and family left Fri
day morning for Provemont where
they will make their future home.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Barlow returned
last evening from an extended visit
with relatives in the southern part of
the state.
The East Jordan Flooring Plant.
which has been closed down for re-
pairs, will resume operations next
Monday.
Miss Lottie Strong is here from Boyne
, City guest Of her sister. Mrs. Bert
, Scott. She leaves shortly for Detroit for
an indefinite stay.
i NEW SUITS and COATS arriving
daily. Splendid Suits at si5 to $25. All
i .se ;;c%' Tango Blue and Green shades
M. E. ASHLEY & Co.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet
Wednesday afternoon, April Sth, at
; the home of Mrs. Marshall Sheehy,
with Mrs. Heath assisting.
Moses Weisman and sister, Miss
Phyllis, and their cousin, Bernard
Weisman of Detroit, were guests OF
Boyne City friends this week.
Miss Nina Stewart left Thursday
morning for Ypsilanti whore she enters
: the State Normal. Enroute she plans
to visit her sisters at Montague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen Gardiner and
son Harry, returned home Monday
night from three weeks visit with
: relatives at Cadillac and Traverse City
The Sand Farm Department is start,
: ing story in this issue entitled. "Sam,
the White Nubbin." 1t is very interest
ing and will be concluded next week.
1 There will be a chicken pie dinner in
the parlors of the church by the M, E,
/, Ladies Aid Circle No. 2, on Friday eve.
ming. April 10th, from five to eight or
until all are served.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
= Society of the M. E. church viii hold Its
! next regular meeting at the home OF
Mrs, j. Howard, Tuesday April 7th
: Members please attend, Visitors well
: come.
"The Management of Poultry" by
4 Harry M, Lamont, Is concluded in this
; weeks issue. Some timely and sea-
sonahle thoughts are offered. Don't
fail to read every word, If interested
J in poultry raising
!, Supervisor and Mrs. j. E, Chew were
hosts to friends and neighbors to the
number Of nearly ninety at Peninsuls
Grange Hall, Thursday, Dinner was
served and royal good time enjoyed
= by all those present,
Mrs. Shocks and MRS. Dean enter
u tanned the Rebekah ladies at the home