Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-20

son, son, Feb. 16.
A. S. Hammond is visiting his mother
at Kalkaska this week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Quinn on Tuesday.
Wallace Weiss was over from Ellis
worth, Friday, on business.
Richard Barnett is much improved in
health and able to be out again.
Att'ys Clink & Williams were at
Grand Rapids last week on business.
Miss Agnes Lewis is back at Burdicks
Market after a three weeks vacation.
Mrs. John Munroe is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Kenward at Hobart, Ind.
VIM. Bowen of Traverse City was an
East Jordan business visitor this week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Kid
ker of Echo township son, Friday the
18th.
The interior of Blounts bazaar has
been redecorated with a new coat of
paint.
James Ross and family will move
next week to the Geo. Jacquay farm
near Alton.
Charles Dean visited his aunt, Mrs.
E. A. Lewis recently on his return
! from Almont
Mrs. II. |. Mcmillan entertained
number of her friends at her home
Monday evening.
Atty and Mrs. d. L. Wilson are
entertaining the formers brother, w.
X. Wilson of Detroit.
Miss Foster returned from Grand
Rapids Tuesday where she visited
relatives for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Douglas of
Mancelona were visiting at the home
of Ernest Evans this week.
The Womens Improvement Club
were entertaided at the home of Mrs.
L. A. Hoyt Tuesday afternoon.
In the second weeks spelling contest
between the three city schools of the
county, Boyne City took the lead.
/ Mrs. E. A. Lewis entertained her
Sunday School class with a Valentine
party at her home Saturday evening.
The Missionary Society enjoyed the
meeting and ride out at Mrs. VIM.
Severance's, Friday last, very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Webster enter
tanned the morning choir of the Meth
odist church at their home, Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. A. S. Hammond returned home
Tuesday from visit with her daughter
Arlene at Mt Pleasant, and relatives
near Traverse City.
A pot luck supper was given at the
Freiberg home Tuesday evening by the
members of w. p. Porter's Sunday
School class.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Hill celebrated
their tenth wedding anniversary by
entertaining some of their friends
Thursday evening at their home.
Next Saturday, February 9th the
! Catholic Ladies will have bake sale in
John Lalonde's building on Main-st
You are cordially invited to come in.
The Children's Story Telling Club is
growing by bounds and jumps and
this week it took more then one-half
page space to print same. 1t contains
13 letters, stories, etc.
The NJ. Z. Ladies Aid will be held
next Wednesday afternoon Feb. oath,
at the church parlors. A pot luck sup
per will be served. Visitors welcome
The musicale on Monday evening by
st. Joseph's Music School was a most
pleasing and delightful entertainment.
The large audience, which taxed the
capacity of the hall, felt the time slip
by all too rapidly and roundly applaud
ed the young singers and musicians.
Two sleigh-loads of Boyne City resi-
dents attended the musicale.
In close accord with the progressive
spirit of age, and recognizing the wis
dom of the demand on the part of par
ents that the instruction of the young
shall be along more practical lines, and
approaching the many desirable quail
ties of the White Sewing Machine for
this purpose, large and increasing
number of educators throughout the
United States are adding the White to
their equipment, and are providing in
connection Herewith thorough course
of instruction to meet the every day
requirements of family sewing. AT the
M. A. C. of Lansing are fourteen Ro-
tary White Sewing Machines. Five
high schools at Detroit are using the
White Machines; two at Ann Arbor,
two at Kalamazoo; the State Normal
School at Ypsilanti are using several,