Charlevoix county herald., 1905-01-14
C. Mack. the Jeweler.

York visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Crossman were
Grand Rapids visitors this week.
Presbyterian Mission Society met
with Mrs. A, M. Haight yesterday.
The NJ. e. Ladies' Aid meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. M. c. Hurlbert.
Archie Pringle returned TO his
school duties at Bay Shore, first of the
week.
The Shingle Mill Of the East Jordan
Lumber Co. began operations again
Monday.
Mrs. s. e. Landrum il guest Of her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. g. Freeman,
at Kaska.
j. Lsahy the optician will again oe
here Jan'y Goth and 9th. Read his
add ia this issue.
Joe Montroy OF Alden was here this
week guest OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Montroy.
Ann Arbor students Burton Nich-
olas and Fred Wilmington has return
ed to their studies.
See G. G. Mack's line OF Novelties,
Silverware, China, Cut Glass. etc,
when selecting gifts.
Mrs. Walter Hunsberger returned
first Of the week from visit with
Grand Rapids friends.
Mrs. Retta WyckOff of Traverse
City has been the guest Of friends and
relatives here the past week.
Edward McCanaGhan and Miss
Jessie Mitchell were married at the
home of the bride-near Ironton-last
week.
Miss Mabel Price of Beaverton re-
turned TO East Jordan with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Stroebel for brief visit
with the Stroebel's.
Senator j. &. Burrows has favored
THE HERALD with copy of Officlal
Congressional Directory 1904-l905
It's handsome volume.
Gail Ward. Agnes and Fred Vogel
and Hovey Fahler were not absent nor
tardy for three months from the Chad
dock school of which Miss Lou A. Rice
is teacher.
A small fire in the residence Of
Dennis Rogers called out the fire de-
partment last Saturday, but same was
extinguished before the department
had arrived.
A nice little party was given at the
home or Mrs. Ward Ainslie last Thurs
day afternoon. A bout a dozen ladies
were present. Luncheon was served
and most enjoyable time participant
ed in.
w. Fl. Marshall, a former well. known
resident or East Jordan. now of Lake
wood, Emmett Co., was in our city
this week, on business. He owns the
property, in which there was slight
blaze Saturday last.
Harry, little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Gauut of Echo township died
Wednesday OF pneumonia, aged one
year and nineteen DAYS. The funeral
services took place at the Bennett
School House Friday afternoon.
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company of Charlevoix. Emmett
and Cheboygan Counties met in che
companys Office, at Petoskey last week
and elected Thomas b. Hamilton vice
president, and Col. o. T. Booth secret
airy and treasurer. was re. elected by
unanimous vote.
Patrick Whalen, pioneer farmer of
East Jordan, died Monday noon OF the
Traverse City Asylum, Of organic
brain diseases. The remains were
brought here for interment same tax
ing place Thursday morning from the
Catholic church, Rev. FIR Alexander
Dorenkemper officiating with burial
in the Catholic cemetery. Besides a
wife, he leaves two daughters -one re-
siding 10 East Jordan and the other ia
Milwaukee.
1t is being commented upon with
much interest that there has been nc
zero weather In Marquette to date this
year, a circumstances said to be unpre.
cedented. December is usually pro-
ductiye of some spells considerably
below the zero mark, and sometimes
zero weather 8 experienced during the
latter part Of November, but this win
ter both November and December, tt
say nothing OF the first few days o
January, have recorded remarkably
mild t. mperatures.
Phi tographer G. X. Weller will in a
short time close out his gallery here
and with his family, move To Detroit
where Mr.. Weller has a fine position