Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-07-01

Screen Doors and Window Screens
at Stroebel Bros.
Mrs. O. II. Meyer Is entertaining her
sister. Miss Mona Parker, OF Kaska.
Miss Margaret Dooley of Gould City
Is here guest of her numerous friends.
There were ID deaths In Chareveix
County during the month of May, two
of which were by violence.
Clark Haire is walking with limp,
the result of motor car, which he
was riding, jumping the track.
Mack the Jeweler. has the largest
and best assorted stock Of Clocks ever
in East Jordan. Everyone fully guar
anteed.
Misses Ruth and Bee Hobler of
Petoskey are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
N. Clink. They were formerly resi-
dents of our city.
DR.. F. G. Warne is attending the
State Medical Meet at Petoskey this
week. He returns home Saturday, &C.
companied by friend.
The M. e. Ladies Aid Society have
postponed their next meeting until
Wednesday, July II, when they meet
with Mrs. Ed. Smatts.
Erie Crossman returned home from
Ann Arbor, Tuesday. He is now a
graduate of the Law Department,
University Of Michigan.
Norvell f. Churchill died at his
home in Echo township Sunday, aged
60 years. Deceased was an Old soldier.
serving under Custer as an orderly for
a while.
The Presbyterian Ladies A id meet
with Mrs j. ID. Webster next Friday
afternoon, July 18th. Refreshm ents
will be served, price lOc. Everyone
invited.
9. II. Wilmington was called TO
Pentwater, Wednesday. owing to the
illness of his father. During his alb
SCI ce his son, Fred g., has charge of
the store.
Charles Hinchman, wife and two
children, who have been here the past
week guests Of DR.. and Mrs. G. A /.
Sweet, returned home to Detroit.
Thursday.
$1,000 cash and Sc 90 a month will
buy high-grade, guaranteed Piano,
At $l25 less than regular selling prices,
at Cable Piano Company's closing out
sale-Monday, July Bird, last day.
Edward Palmer, aged 10 years, died
at the County Farm, Thursday morn
ing. of complication OF heart disease
and old age. Undertaken whiting
ton prepared and shipped tho remains
to Ann Arbor.
E. A. Lewis has everything in the
fresh Fruit line and more coming.
Pineapples, Bananas, Oranges, Lem
ons, Natermelons, and Vegetables of
all kinds. If you don't wish to pur-
chase whole Watermelon he will cut
IL for you. Strawberries, home grown.
fresh every day.
A Jolly crowd Of "a Lady Mac,abees
went over to Charevoix Tuesday
night on the Str. Hum. Twas in re-
Spouse to an invitation of the Hive
there, and they entertained the East
Jordan ladies royalty. A class Of eight
were initiated, and, after drill by
sixteen OF the ladies, supper was sery-
ed. Twas about 200 o'clock a. m.
when the Hum S whistle was hailed
with delight by number of East Jur-
dan bubbles.
The Gun Club met Tuesday after
noon and had a very successful shoot
DIR. Sweet had particularly good luck
making 81 out Of the 80 singles, and 10
the 20 doubles did not miss a bird.
He's wearing the badge now. Follow
ing is the score: Singles-30 birds
I
Sweet q. John Boosinger &c, Whiting
ton %, Warne %, VIM. Stroebel I
Doubles % birds; Sweet 20, Warnt
IL, John Boosinger IL, Wilmington s
Vim. Stroebel 2.
Three young women, aged aboht l.
years, were drowned by the swapping
of a row-boat on WalloOn lake, Friday
last, while two others with them were
rescued. The victims are Edna Var
Amburg, Elma Karcher and Gladys
Howe. The boating party comprised
portion of a Sunday School picnic
crowd. About o'clock in the after
noon they started out in an old boat
which had been abandoned. The
padded around near shore for "a time
aud when they got into deep water tn
old tub suddenly sprung leak. On,
~ tho hnvc bpuan hoilinU put, TN