Charlevoix county herald., 1914-02-21

Atty F. r. Williams is at his home In
Elk Rapids this week. .s1 -. L..
L. C. Madison was at Boyne City, last
Saturday, on business. '?&. -
Mrs. Harry Price was guest Of Charl-
evoix friends this week.
Mrs. Joel Johnston is visiting friends
in East Jordan this week. <4.
/ Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Grenon
daughter, Tuesday last.
Miss Nellie Hill spent Sunday with
her parents at Elk Rapids.
Mrs. Fannie Tillotson is visiting
friends in the city this week.
Mrs. Floyd Smith of Chestonia visited
friends here first of the week.
Gearge Atkinson returned to his
home at jackson, Monday last.
James Ruehle, pastor of the church of
God is among the sick this week.
George Preist of Pellston was guest
of Com'r j.. H. Milford, Tuesday.
John Gustad living on Stones addi-
ton is reported very i'll this week.
Mrs Hill, of Flint, mother OF Henry
Clark, is expected here this Saturday
for visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Quinn of Moose
Jaw, Sask., are guests of their brother,
Michael for some time.
H. Rose of Portland, Oregon, who
brought the remains of his father here
! for burial, returned home Tuesday.
DR.. Armstrong and Mr.. Baker Of
Charlevoix were at the X. P. Golden
Jubilee Banquet Thursday evening.
Miss Hilda Stackus returned to her
home at Boyne City, Wednesday, after
a visit at the home of A. G. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sheldon of Charlie
voiX are guests at the home of his
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Sheldon,
over Sunday.
State Bank Inspectors Norris, Nc
Laughlin and Eckfelt of Lansing were
in our city this week looking over our
two local banks.
Special prices on all kinds of NECK
WEAR and SHOPPING BAGS. Let us
show you. A few days only.-M. E.
ASHLEY & co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Donohue of AL
ba were East Jordan visitors first of
the week. Mr.. Donohue has secured
employment here, y-srSy., ce,,,.,,r -.
Next number of the Lyceum Course
Friday, March 9th, when. Sylvester A.
Long will deliver one of his popular
Life Problem lectures. ......o.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet
next Wednesday, Feb. 18th, with Mrs.
James Howard. Mrs. d. E. Housk-
necht will assist in the entertainment
Sister M. Igna thus, principal of the
Catholic School at Charlevoix, attended
the musicale in st. Joseph's school, re-
turning to Charlevoix Friday morning.
George Pringle entertained, at his
home, number of the G. A. R., Thurs
day evening in honor of his 74th birth
day anniversary. Lunch was served
and social evening enjoyed by all the
comrades.
Having opened a Jewelry Repair
Shop on State Street, we respectfully
solicit your patronage. Clocks called
for, Cleaned and Regulated, and de-
livered, for only $l.00.-HAROLD
BOYD, Walsh building, State Street.
The department of superintendent
of the National Education Association
will hold its annual meeting at Rich
mond, Va, next week, and Supt. Geo.
E. Ganiard of this city left Friday to
attend the convention. He will be alb
sent about week.
Next Saturday afternoon the ladies OF
St. Joseph's church will give another
bake sale in the vacant part Of John
Lalonde's building on Main Street.
Think of the many nice things your got
there the last time, and come again,
Saturday afternoon February 2Sth.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
sleigh ride and pot luck dinner at the
home of Samuel Richardson, Jr., was
enjoyed by twenty-four members and
friends, who partook of the delicious
dinner served. With songs and much
chatter the time passed quickly away.
On the woman's page we call our
lady readers attention to a strong
article, entitled "Corn Meal, the Amer.
lean Indians Gift to Civilization" The
article gives some excellent recipes
that will be found valuable to add to
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