Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-07-22
c. Z. Mack, the Jeweler.
II. e. Holmes Is in town.

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Mrs. Clement Reading is at Deward.
d. B. Ovaitt of Alden was in town,
Wednesday.
Hammocks and Camp Chairs, at
WhittingtOns.
Mrs. w. H. Marshall was ia our city
first Of the week.
Mrs. j. N. Roy OF Sutton's Bay is
here guest of friends.
Clyde Wylie and family moved to
Deward, Wednesday.
w. ). Carr and family Sundayed at
the home of Sup'r Jacob Graft.
Fred Gilbert was home over Sunday
from work on Bellaire Court House.
Miss Aggie Thurlby of Beaverton is
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Stroebel.
We Guarantee our BITTER to be pure
and made in clean Sanitary Factory.
East Jordan Creamery Co.
Mrs. A lbert Carlyle and children re-
turned Tuesday from a visit with
Charlevoix friends.
Excursion over the d. & G. and M.
G. Ry s on August Ard to Niagara Fails
and Alexander Bay.
Mrs. AlOnZo Bisnett and daughter
Audrey returned Monday from visit
with relatives in Big Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Weikel entertained
their daughter, Mrs. Frank Ramsey,
Of Central Lake, first OF the week.
The home of L. A. Hoyt has been
nicely improved the past few weeks
with alterations, additions and fresh
paint.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Haire are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Methaney.
son Robert, and Miss McBurney of
Lima, Ohio.
Miss Jessie Supernaw, who has been
guest of her sister Mrs. w. l.. French
the past fortnight, has returned to her
home in Norwood.
G. A. Ivory. who has been employed
by the Electric Light Co for some
time past, is packing up his household
goods and. with his wife, intend NOV
Ing to North Branch, Lapeer County,
next Tuesday.
EsTRAY STEER.-A black and white
Mulley Steer, aged about II years.
came into my enclosure two miles east
of East Jordan abont July lst. Owner
can haye same by proving property
and paying damages. e L. SMITH.
A fair resorter at Petoskey said the
lake has been smooth ever since she
has been there. She says she hasn't
noticed the SwelIs on the water at
all. She was probably too busy wa'ch-
ing the sort seen on the hotel veranda
An excursion will be run To Niagara
Falls Alexander Bay, Toronto and
Montreal oyer the Z. j. &. S. 81 Pere
Marquette, Aug. Bird; return Aug Nth.
Fare Ia Niagara Falls 81. 80, Alexai der
Bay sl4.5O, Toronto $500, Montreal
Sl8. I5.
The Pres byterian Missionary Society
this month was entertained by Mrs,
II. Cottrell. The committee on pro-
gram was MesdameS w. p. Porter and
G.. l.. sherman. After the opening
hymn, Ioll call was responded to with
quotations on love from the bible
Then followed the business session,
after which the program opened with
a vocal duett, Misses Nell Maddaugh
and Frances Malpass accompanied by
Marion Malpass on the piano Read
ing, needy Guatemala by Mrs. Chas
Crowell. Violin solo, Emily Malpass
accompanied by Verschel Lorraine on
the piano. Recitation (There'll lie
Room in Heaven) Mrs. w. J. smith
Vocal duett. Misses Florence Barrett
and Cora Lorraine accompanied by
Marion Malpass. Reading, -Four Hun
dred Miles on Mule Back, Mrs. w. g
lIaire. Instrumental duett, Misses
Gladys Kenney and Flora Simmons
Paper on Mexico, Mrs. D. G. Loveday
Vocal solo, Mrs. II. I, Mcmillan ac-
companied by Mrs. VIM. Palmer on
the piano. Instrumental solo, Flor
ence Cottrell; followed by Ice cream
and cake which closed the meeting
Next month will meet with Mrj. G..
Cook.
The storm of Sunday last was one of,
the worst ever seen Ia this section Of
the State. At East Jordan lightning
struck an electric light pole near the
Methodist church, tearing the trans
former to pieces and welding parts of
it together; it followed the wires into
M. II. Robertson's cellar but did 10
damage. at the Flooring Plant a
blaz was discovered among the beams
which is supposed to have been cause d
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