Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

| r. X. furgeSon OF traverse lily Is
the new baker at Muma's.
Miss Helen Weiffenbach spent Sun
day at her home in Bellaire.
Geo. Parks of Boyne City visited Mr..
and Mrs. A. Brooks, Thursday.
c. B. Smith and family left Thursday
for their old home in Kentucky.
George Miller was called to Charlie
voix Tuesday by the illness of sister.
j. w. Hawkins has moved his
family in the Payne house on the west
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Drescher of Els
worth visited their son Richard over
Sunday.
Mrs. Ward Parker of Traverse City
is visiting her friend Miss Bertha Shier
this week
Mrs. Carr of Charlevoix is visiting at
the home of her son; Geo. and family
this week
Mrs. A. B. Mech went to Charlevoix
Friday where she will visit relatives
over Sunday.
Mrs. s. A. Richmond of Central Lake
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carl
Stroebel and family.
Mrs. E. Chalsupka of Portland,
Oregon, is visiting at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. Geo. Carr.
The Ladies Improvement Club were
entertained at the home of Mrs. E. N.
Clink Tuesday afternoon.
Donald Porter was given a surprise
party by number of his young friends
at his home Thursday evening.
Frank Crowell of Echo has moved his
family in the home recently occupied
by w. A. Loveday on Second ST.
Our poultry department by Ernest B.
! Blett is offering good strong article
on selecting breeders and breeding
The Whist Club gave the winners"
sleighrde to Ellsworth and had din
ner at the Hotel there, Monday after
noon.
Mrs. r. Steffes and children visited
her mother, Mrs. Prior, over Sunday
returning to her school duties at Big
Rapids Monday.
Advance styles in new spring Suits,
Skirts and Dresses are on show now;
we invite your earliest inspection.-M.
E. Ashley & Co.
A surprise party was given Charles
Danto Monday evening by about twenty
five of his young friends, the occasion
being birthday anniversary.
The pattern department is offering
some of the early spring styles and our
lady readers will no doubt find great
interest in this weeks offerings.
the Eighth grade of our Public
School will give the play "Hiawatha"
at the Odd Fellows Hall Saturday
evening under the auspices of the
Golden Rule Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hilton came up
from Walton junction first of the week
for visit with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Light Mr.. Hilton re-
turned to his work, Mrs. Hilton remain
ing for longer visit, returning home
Friday.
All women tax payers and women
interested in equal suffrage are invited
to attend meeting to be held at the
home of Mrs. E. E. Hall on March 3rd,
at 200 p. m. an effort will be made to
organize an Equal Suffrage League
Committee.
Miss Mae Phillips, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Phillips of this city,
and William j. Fritzley of Detroit were
united in marriage at the Holy Rosary
church in that city, Tuesday, the 18th
inst. The bride is well known East
Jordan girl having taught in our district
schools number of years, and during
the past summer was clerk in the post
office here. They will make their
home in Detroit.
Chaperoned by Manager and Mrs.
Sage, the members of the local force of
telephone operators, including Miss
Anna Sundquist, ex-book-keeper, en-
joyed sleighride party Friday even
ing to East Jordan, where they were
most delightfully."- entertained at the
home Of the East Jordan manager, A.
w. Clark and wife. Besides the Boyne
aggregation, District Manager Peck
ham of Petoskey and five East Jordan
operators were among the guests. An
elaborate birthday supper was served,
seventeen covers being laid. Nina
ture hatchets, upon which were writ.
ten the guests names, served as place
cards, and red and white carnations
uara uead in tha cantarpiaoa The