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The Washington herald., 1908-07-03

Earned nms-Bethany 3; First. /. Left on bases
Bethany. 2: First. 5 First base on balis-Of Ellis
l. Struck out-By Ellis, I; by Moore. Two-base
hits-Turner H. Zanelh- Sacrifice hits-Lntbicum.
g 2anelH Stolen bascs-Spalding G.. Zlnelh,
Menefee II. Zancll. Dodd Co. Double pay-Davis
10 Linthiolm- Wild pitch-Moore Umpire-Mr
Hughes sTme Of gane-55 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-03
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Marines Attain First Place by De-
feating 81. JOseph's.
STANDING OF TEE TEAMS

To-day's Fame-St. Vincent's vs.. Trinity. at Thir.
teenth d streets northeast at $50
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REDS LOSE TO CARDINALS.
Opening Game of Series Goes TO the
Home Team by Good Pitching.

ST Louis. July st Louis defeated
Cincinnati this afternoon in the opening
game of the series with score of to 3
The game was close all the way, and both
Fromme and Campbell pitched good ball.
the fielding behind them accounting for
most of the rms Scnre.
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Bethany Defeats First I'm Five-in-
ming Contest by @ TO 1.
ETANDJcC M THE TrANfc
Today's Eame-waugh vs.. Ninth.

The Bethany team defeated the First
MethodiSts in a five-inning contest on the
Active" diamond yesterday, score TO l.
The Baptists won the game in the first
session. Russo. the first man up. singled.
went 10 second on G.. Zanellrs sacrifice
and scored on NIenefee's hit. Harry Ia
nelli hit to right for two bases, scoring
Gus ZanelIi and Menefee. Score:
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Commerce and Labor toyed with In
terror for eight innings on the White Lot
yesterday. when a downpour Of ran
stopped the performance with the score
u 70 l.
The large score was due 20 the heavy
batting of the Laborites. who took advan-
tage OF favorable opportunity TO fatten
their averages. Two triples. two doubles
and twelve singles was the result of their
days work. Capt Kinney took the honors
by lining out a triple, a double. and two
singles
Carroll and Madden occupied the CEN
ter Of the diamond for the Red Men. and
Richmond and Ogle took turns in serving
them up for the Laborites. the latter be-
Ing especially effective. Score,
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ANA"toFssssfr " - ~
.Batted for Flaherty in ninth inning.
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Earned rns-G. II. l., 10. First base by errors
G. II. l.. l; Randle L Left on bases-G. H. l., IA;
Randle. First base on balls-On WIkins 2: OF
Buscher.L Innings ptohed-By Buscler. 5: By
Shipley. l. Hits made-Of Buscher 10 in innings
Struck out-By Wilkins. b: BY Blscher .. BY shin
ley. l. Home rIn-Drennan- TwO-base hits-Priddy
Jones Sacrifice hit-Puddy. Stolen bases-Jones
Thran Ruddy. Pickett. Halliday. Kilman. Minnie
McGrath Double plays-Jones lunassistedl: Thrall
TO Jones; Minnie TO Kiman to NfcGrath Hit by
ptcher-Drennan Passed balls-Halliday ,. XIII
man, Umpires-Messrs. Smith and Worthnston
30
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FIRST GAME.
TotalS....... l 80
.Rattad for Railer IN nlnih.

Chicago. 3OlOI
ST. LOuis......................l 300 O O OIL
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The score.

-batied Tor Young ~ eighih.
1H'ls-'---. -.------...--.----. 0 Q o-3
Pittsburg... coo 0 90
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SECOND CANE.

First base ON halls-oh Maddox. 8: on Pnsster.
Struck out-By Maddox 2, by Camnitz / hy
PheStcr Two-base hits-Abby ~. Kane leach
lZ', Tinker. Saglc. Sacrifice hits-Wagner Kane.
Stolen hascs-Shsckard Clarke. Double play
Wagner 70 Kane. Mid pitch-Pfcster. Umpire
Mr. Emshe. Time Of same-l- hour and 30 minutes
Attendance 1900
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Left on bases-Aiarines. 8; St Joseph's. g First
base on ballS-Of Gibson l. Struck out-By Glib
son. II: by Wooden. l. Three-base hits-Berlick.
Dowd. Snyder. Hessler. Priest. Twohase hits
Meaghef. O'COnnor. Salb. Souder. Sacrifice hits
Salb Souder. Bell Stolen Priest. Hunter.
Kane. Jenkins Umpire-Mr. Cleveland Time OF
game-l hour and 3 minutes.
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BROOKLYN DOWNS BOSTON.
ListIess Game, Although Both Pitch
ers Do Good Work.

Boston. July 2-Brooklyn defeated Bos-
ton In listlessly played game this aft
ernoon. Both pitchers worked well. VIII
helm doing the better work with men
on bases. The visitors first run was
due 10 a muff by McGann. but the second
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First base on bals-Of Flaherty. ?; on Wilhelm.
4 Struck out-By Flaherty. 2; by Wilhelm. o Two
base hit-Mhloney Sacrifice hits-Mc(iann. Hum
mel Stolen bases-Dahien. Lumley. Lewis. Double
play-Dahlen 70 McGann. Wild pitch F1aherty.
Umpire-Mr. o'Day. Time Of game-l hour aud g
minutes. Attendanoe-i590.
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Leit on bases-CleTcland. 9; Detroit. l. First
base on balis-0G Chech. 2 OF Willett. J. Struck
out-By Ryan. /; by Hess !; By Willett. s. Home
ulns-Crawford. RoSsman. Thrce-hase hits-Cobb.
Rossman. Two-base hits-Rossman Schmidt. Craw-
ford Sacrifice hits-Willett. RcsSnan Stolen
bases-Mclntyre. CraTford- Double plays-B-adley
% stoven 70 y. Clarke; CoughFu to Lcsry. Hit
b. pitcher-By Willett. l. Umpirc-Nir Evans
Time Of gamc-l hour and S. minutes. Attendancu,
6.SS5
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First base on balls-0f Carroll, J. on Richmond
i Struck cut-By Richmond. :; by OFle ;; by Car
roll Threeha hits-kinney. Shoemaker Two
base hitS-hinnCy. Evans Sacrifice hits-Rapp
Evans. Rohunan. Stolen bases-Atchisop Evans
Ogle. Irwin. Barnhardt. Carr ~. Duganne Mad
aen' Gmpire-Mr. Newman. Time Of gamo-l
hour and 20 minutes
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Earned Hms-Murphy. 6; Hahn . irst base b.
errurs-Hahn 2: Murphy. ? Left on bases-Hahn.
?; Murphy. T. First base on balls-Df Keycs. 5:
of Grey. l. Struck out-By Keyes : by GREY. s.
Two-base hits-Reesch. Keyes. Blake. Harris Nlur-
ply. Sacrifice hit-Keyes. Stolen bases-Reesch
Harris. Double play-O Brien 10 Blake. Wild
pitches-Grey, j; KeyeS, ,. Passed balls-Robey 4
Umpire-NIr. Fnnegan. Time Of game-l hour and
% minutes.
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Lett on bases-Chicago. 4; 81. Louis. 9. First
base on bals-OR Olmsted. ] /; on Dineen. I. Struck
out-By Owen. 5; by Dineen. J. T,go-hase hits
Ferris. Davis. Isbell. Sacrifice hits-FeTis o.
Hartzen ~. Hoffman. stolen bases-Anderson
HartzeL Double plag-Ferris 10 7. Jones. Umpires
-Messrs Sheridan and Connolly Time Of game
hours and 10 minutes. Attendance 5000
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To-day's game-St. Vincent's Us. Trinity. at Thir-
teenth d streets northeast at $50
BY great batting rally in the ninth
inning yesterday, the Marines downed st.
Joseph's by 5 to 4. and thereby climbed
to first place IN club standing.
Neither side scored until the sixth ses-
sion, when. with one down, st. Joseph's
took a brace and batted four runs across
the plate. With this lead st, Joseph s
appeared TO have the game tucked away.
but the Marines came back strong in
their half of the inning and scored three
times
The Marines won in the ninth, singles
by Jenkins and Kane and a three-base
wallop by Berlick being responsible.
Score:
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TWO-base hits-Milar. Moriarity. Three
base hit-Orth. Hits-Off Tannehill. In
innings; off Falkenberg, In innings;
Off Orth, 4 in Is innings. off Newton.
In 2-3 inning. Sacrifice hits-Ganley, kee-
Ter. Stolen bases-Milan. Shipke. Stahl
Double plays-Tannehill 20 Shipke; Alti-
ton, 3; New York. 3 First base on balls
on Tannehill. l Off Orth, l. First base
on erroTs-Washington . Hit BIZ pitch
er-By Tannehill. /, by Orth. l. Struck
out-by Falkenberg. !: by Newton, / Um-
pires-Messrs. Hurst and Egan. Time
hour and 40 minutes
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First base by errors-Cardnals. 4; Congressionals.
Left on bases-CardinaIs. 3; Compassionate /
First base on balls-0f LeRge. . Struck out-By
Dcgge 4: by Heitt. l. Stolen bases-Nioye o. SAN
memo. Heitt Brennan. Passed balls-Kreamer. 2
Umpire-Mr. Myer. Time of game-l hour.
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out-By Fromme 10; by Campbell. 2 Three-base hit
Honey. Two-base hit-Delehanty Stolen bases
Kane Lobert. Camel, Charles. Wild pitch-Camp-
bell. Unpires-Messrs. Klein and Rudderham.
Time Of gamo-l hour and IS minutes. Attendance.
2gD
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At New Bedford-New Bedford. /: Worcester a
At Fail River-Haverhill. g. Fall River. 4
AT Lynn-Lawrence. :; Lynn. /.
At Brockton-Brockton 2; Lowell, g.
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Left on hases-Twining 2; Wallach l. First base
on balls-Oh Lynch. 4 Struck out-By WyrfkOop 3:
by Lynch. ? Twobase hit-Lynch. Sacrifice hit
Wyukoop. Coomes. Hit by ptcher-By Lynch. l.
Umrire-Mr. Adams. Time q game-l h0uT.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Denver-Denver, 4; Omaha, J.
At Pueblo-Pueblo. 8: Lincoln. 4
At Sioux City-Sioux City. l. Des Oioines. 0.
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Left on bases-Athletics, 5; Boston. ;. First base
on balls-Of Cioo;te /. Struck out-By Bender. 8;
by Cicotte. 2 Three-base hits-Gessler. Thoney
Two-base hits--Oldring ~. Bender. Davis Wild
pitch-Cicotte. Umpire-Mr. OLCughlin. Time Of
game-l hour and 3 minutes. Attendance 4.2JS
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Troy-Albany. 6; Troy. b
At transformation. 6: a. J. and c.
At Scranton-Scranton vs.. Wilkesbarre. rain.
At SyTacuse-Binghamton 5: Syracuse.
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EASY FOR ST. ELIzABETHS.
Overwhelmingly Defeat the Randle
Heights Team-Score, Is to o.

The St Elizabeth's team overwhelm-
ingly defeated the Randle Heights aggre-
cation yesterday, the score being Is to O..
Wilkins allowed the Heights team only
two hits. while the Hospital attendants
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Baltimore. 0; Jersey City. I.
At Providence-Newark. 5: Providence. .
at Montreal-Buffalo. 3; Montreal. 4.
At Tonronto-Rochester. 3: Toronto. 4
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The Cardinals took advantage Of the
CongressionaTs many misplays yesterday.
winning handily to . Both pitchers
twirled good ball. each allowing but two
hits. Brennan and McGorhck played
well Scorp-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At TOiedo-Toledo. 5; Columbus. O
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At LAncaster-Wilmingt gton. 3; Lancaster. II.
At Reading Trenton. /: Reading. 5.
At HRrrisburg-AltoOna. s. Harrisburg. 6.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGuE.

At New Hayen-Hartford. 3; New Haven. 0.
At BridgepOrt-Bridgeport. 2; Waterbury. L
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LOSE WHEN CICoTTE wEAKENS
Boston Plays Good Ball Against the
Athletics Until Eighth Inning.

Philadelphia, July 2-Cicotte weakened
in the eighth inning to-day, and the locale
won the first game from Boston by 4 10 l.
Render nitched in strong form. Score:
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Left on bases-New York :: Philadelphia Z
First base ON balls-Of MntheWs0n I: of Foxen. 2
Struck out-By Mathewson. :: by Foxen. 2 Two
base hits-Doyle. Grant ~. Doom ~. Sacrifice
hits-Bridwell. Knabe. Titus Stolen base-Bridwell
Wild pitches -Mathewson 2: Foxen. l. Umpire
Mr.. Rigler. Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes
Attendance40OO
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

AT CharleSton-Augusta, 3; Charleston, =
At MacUn-Macon. ;; Columbia, L
Al H1Ha-Iscks0lyills u saYalpahs j
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First base on balls-0f Young 2 Struck out
By Young :: hy Brown. 3 Two base hits-Waener.
Clarke Sheckard. Sacrifice hits-Steinfeldt. Slagle
stolen hases-Abby. Chance Hit hy pitcher-By
Wagner. Umpire-Mr. Ensllc. Time q game-l
hour and 30 minufrs.
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sECoND GAME

10 Donohue. Passed baIl-Sulliyan. Umplres-Messrs
Sheridan and Connolly. Time Of game-l hour and
i3 minutes
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Philippe Pitched Five Gnwe.

Sporting Editor The Washington Herald:
Dear Sir: How many games did Philippe
pitch for Pittsburg in the worlds cham
pionship series against Boston in 1903!
Five out OF the eight, winning three and
losing twe
The Washington herald., 1908-07-03
HIT ALL PITCHERS HARD.
Tigers Have Easy Time with the
Maps, Two Getting Home Runs.

Cleveland, July I'm a game featured
by merciless hammering Of four Cleveland
pitchers. Chech. Thielman. Ryan. the New
Orleans recruit, and Hess, Detroit won
over Cleveland to-day. IL to L Crawford
and Rossman pounded home-run drives
into the bleachers in the seventh of
Ryan Score:
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Left on hases-Station 3: Coach Yard 6 FYrst
base on balls-Of Thompson 2; of CaIlow. 2 IN
nings pitched-By Callow. 81; BY Miller 81 hits
made-of Callow. 3; on Miller. & Struck out-By
Thompson, o. BY Callow g.; By Miller. } Two-base
hit-Osbone. Stolen bsses-Schaefer Taylor "a
]. Watson (9. Watson. Calow. Shanahan Double
plays-Haas 10 ShOWalter 10 Schnefer; Thompson 20
Wilson TO Showalter. Hi, By pitcher-By Thompson
l. Passed balls-Anderson. Schaefer. Umrlre-NIr
Taylor, Time Of game-l hov and Is minutes
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Displaying a dash and vim. more char
ecteristic Of real. sure enough cham
pions than humble tailenders. the Ma
tionais routed the New York Yankees in
both games OF the double-header at Ma
tional Park yesterday.
Outhit more than two to one in the
opening engagement, the Nationals
played such a phenomenal fielding game
that the visitors were fortunate 20 eke
three runs out OF their eleven safe drives
which included a double and a triple.
while Cantillon's men punched their
Dingles In such a manner that nearly all
Of ihe hits counted IN the run getting
IN the first game the verdict was I TO g.
In the second contest. after falling 10
score for five innings, the Nationals
suddenly commenced TO clout the ball
and before Manager Norman X. Elber-
field could get relief pitcher to the res
cue the locals had piled up enough tallies
10 win, the final score being 5 10 3.
Large Crowd on Hand.
II there existed any doubt In the minds
OF the Washington players as to how
they would be received after their dis
astrous voyage around the circuit. the
uncertainty was dispeled when the first
game started. and there were nearly 1000
in the stands. Expectancy best describ-
ed the feeling that existed among the
fans. Realizing that poor baseball was
not wholly responsible for the slump OF
their favOrites. the rooters We're out 10
take look for themselves Indifferent
during the early innings. the fans grr du-
ally warmed up when the players com
menCed 10 field in tine same manner that
earned special mention on the road. and
by the end Of the days sport everybody
was in good humor predicting that at the
present clip II VIII rot take long for the
club 20 work itself up in the race.
The team played really great ball. At
times the fielding fairly scintillated. Nc
Bride, Milan, and Freeman in particular
making plays that looked almost impos-
sible. and. without attempting to dis
parage the work of tke pitchers. IL was
this wonderful support that made II pos
sible 10 keep the Highanders I'm subicc-
ton, when hits We're coming AT a rate
that made the crowd rather uneasy.
So much had been heard Of the brave
doings in the field while the club was
on the road that torrid stops and catches
were not entirely unexpected, but ii was
in timely hitting that the Nationals
showed unwonted but most encouraging
consistency. Usually when a runner was
within scoring distance a timely tap was
Forthcoming. and IL was in this particular
ability that made the double victory pos
sible.
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Cardinals Defeat COnRressIOnaIs in
SeVen-inning Brittle.
NnTN-r nr, r.rrr. ~ -....

To-day's game - MetTOpoitans vs.. Washington
Heights
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Commerce and Labor Has Easy Time
with Interior

To-dny's games-Postoflce vs.. Treasury: Inter
sta,e Commerce vs., War
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NATIONALS SCORE
DOUBLE VICTORY
Beat the Highlanders in Two
Speedy Contests.
TEAM SHOWS PLENTY OF DASH

Phenomenal Fielding Holds New
York TO Few Runs, While Cantil-
Ions Men show UnvvOnted Ability
10 Hit when There Are Men with
i'm Scoring Distance-The Scores.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, ~ New York, 3.
Washington, 81 New York, ,.
Chicago, % st. Louis, L.
ST. Louis, 81 Chicago,
Detroit, IL; Cleveland, L.
Philadelphia, 4; Boston, 1.
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r. r. Y. NJ. C. A. LEAGUE,
Union Station Outfit Downs Coach
Yard Nine
To-das's game-shOrmen vs.. Car Department.

Union Station defeated the Coach Yard
aggregation yesterday. 10 70 3. Osborne
and J. Watson located the sphere almost
at Will. Schaefer caught a splendid game
for the winners Score
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Murphy Co. Team TrOunce Hahn
q CO., 10 10 >.
BANDING OF THE TEAMS.

E. J. Murphy Co. trounced the shoe
merchants Of the Commercial League
yesterday by 10 10 5.
Gus Vogelsberger put up fine Eame
al shortstop for the losers. while Har-
ris, Of the painters, led with the stick
CcOra-
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Leaders Whitewash the WaIIaehs
ON Muddy Field.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.

To-day's game-Gurley vs. Advent. at NeDevitts
Field.
The Twining Athletic Club gave the
Wallachs a coat OF whitewash yesterday
at McDevitt's field. 6 TO O. Diver played
wen at short score.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-03

beiS on pases- -chicago, fi St. Louis. First
base on hans-OH Walsh. l; of waddcI, l; OF
Bailey. l. Struck out-By Walsh 2: by Bailey J
Ihree-base hi,-Stonc Two-lasc hit Sullivan Sacri-
fee hits-lsbel Walsh. Double pays-Williams to
Wallace 70 I. Jones "; HolmAn 10 Spencer DaTia
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-01-11
Bviets of me Week.

Faster Sunday comes April 10th.
Farmers Institute at East Jordan
Jan'y 18th.
Henry Smith of Norwood, a county
charge, died at Hitchcock Monday
and was buried Wednesday.
y, A Basket Ball game has been ar
yanged with Mancelona to be played
mere next Friday evening. Jan'y 18th
La a passenger wreck on the South
ern Railroad in Georgia last Tuesday
John Touchstone of this Village was
among those badly injured.
Byron w, Miller, a we'll known bus
mess man Of Charlevoix died Wednes-
day, aged "a years. He was son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller.
VIM. Lemieux and Mrs. Eveline
Monroe were married at the home OF
Charles Monroe last Friday morning.
Justice Fred E. Booslnger performed
the ceremony.
Invitations are out for Hard Time
Party TO BE- given by Soronia Hive
Lady Maccabees at their hall next
Monday evening. Cards and music
will be the features.
The Citizen is In receipt of a beau
tiful calendar from the Herald pub
lished at East Jordan. Editor Lisk
has good taste in art. We hope your
whole year Of 1908 will be as bright as
the calendar is r2tty.-Boyne Citizen.
Mrs. Mary Stevenson. mother of
Abe Stevenson, died Wednesday aged
90 years. The lady was member of
the Catholic church and the funeral
services took place at that church
Friday morning with burial in the
Catholic cemetery.
James Steenburg, living do wn near
lronton, was seriously injured in a
runaway Thursday evening. He
drove down to his Il. f. d. box with a
team of colts and they became IN
manageable. In the melee Mr.. Steen-
burg was kicked on the temple caus-
ing a conclusion of the brain.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-01-11

The Herald is Ia receipt of num-
Der of 1908 Calendars from various
sources AID of diffe rent degrees of
worth as works of art. Perhaps the
finest in the lot Is that Of the Detroit
Journals Carriers Greeting which is
one of those calendars that have a
lasting worth. The M. A. @. Calcn-
dar is artistically put up and the
half tone work Is fine The Anti
kamnia Tablet Calendar is an oddity,
depicting red-heaGed, freckled faced
youth smiling. Northrup, King &
Co., Seedsmen of Milwaukee, show on
a calendar that even dog will laugh
sometimes.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. Will
Howard, one block east of the Metho-
dist church on Wednesday of next
week, Jan. 10. Mrs. Florence Swat
ford will have charge of the program
for the afternoon. Visitors will be
welcome.
A horse was stolen from the barn OF
Charles Holt on the French dai: y
farm Sunday night and caused con-
siderable excitement until found.
MIR. Holt discovered his loss Monday
morning and notified the officers.
Deputy Curkendall and others inves-
tigated and found that the horse had
been taken from the barn by someone
who wore a No. 10 rubber, and the
horse was traced over toward Advance
when darkness overlook the search
ing party. Sheriff Kittle OF Bellaire
brought over his bloodhound and the
dog readily took the scent of the man,
but could only trace him to the gate
where the thief had evidently
mounted the horse. On Tuesday
Charles Sweet, living three miles out,
notified the officers that stray horse
han entered his premises and upon In
vestigating proved to be the missing
one. The thief had evidently got
cold feet and started the horse home
ward.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-01-11

The revival meetings at the Metho-
dist church are progressing with in
creasing interest. A good many
members Of the Epworth League and
Sunday School are starting ia Chris
tian life.
A one-day Farmers Institute will
he held at East Jordan, Tuesday, jan
uary 2Sth. The meet will probably be
held ia the Town Hall commencing at
900 a. M. Several state speakers will
be present and farmers should plan TO
be in attendance.
&c. Plank has sold his fine new
residence on the terrace to GEM
Mgr of the d. & g., Clark Hare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plank are moving into
the former John ShaptOn dwelling.
and Mr.. Hare and family will occupy
their new purchase at once.
The East Jordan Local Union
Michigan Society of Equity held an
nual meeting at their hall Thursday
evening anu elcCUcu Ouo ioiioWiuk
officers for the coming year: James
Howey, president; Ephraim Kidder,
vice PRESIDENT; Mrs. James Howey,
secretary; John Carson, treasurer.
At the Board OF Supervisors meet
ing Wednesday afternoon committee
consisting Of Supervisors Miller, Graft
and Gallagher were appointed to re-
ceive bids for rebuilding the burnt
pSrtion of the county building, TO
IKE charge OF the work and repre-
sent the Board with the insurance adj
justers.
At the annual meeting of the d.
rectors of the State Bank of East Jor-
dan held last Tuesday the Board was
increased from five TO nine members
and a new set of officers elected. Be
low are the newly-eleced officers and
directors: w. p. Porter, Pres; w. l..
French, vice pres; Geo. 6. Glenn.
Cashier; M. III. Robertson, Chas. II.
schsffer. Frank NJ. Severance, Clark
Hare, Carl Stroebel, Fred Smith.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-01-11

NJ. Frazier was guest OF Boyne City
friends Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. MLma left last
Saturday for Rose City.
b. f. Waterman returned first OF
the week from his trip down east.
Mrs Florence Jepson left Saturday
for fortnight's visit with Chicago
relatives.
Sup'r Graft is at Charevoix this
week attending the special session of
the Board.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monroe left first
of the week for weeks visit with st.
Ignace friends.
David Ruch is quite low with ul-
ceration Of the stomach, following an
attack OF appendicitis.
Mrs. j. A. Macgregor returned
Thursday evening from fortnight's
visit with friends at Pentwater.
Pros. Atty Clink was at Mancelona
Tuesday evening attending the an
nual installation of X. P. Officers.
Supt. and Mrs, II. Fl. Fller are re-
ceiving visit from the latter's moth
err, Mrs. o. p. Barker, Of Big Rapids.
Rev. l.. s. Matthews assisted the
pastor at the Methodist church Sun
day morning and preached an excel
lent sermon.
CHI. Wilmington and family ex-
pect to occupy their new home, the
former John Boosinger residence,
some time this coming month.
F. d. Fox of Williamsburg, state
vice president OF the Michigan Society
Of Equity, is in town, Mr.. Fox is also
member Of the Michigan Potato
Growers Assn.
Anthony Kenny this week sold his
40-acre farm north Of the village to
Frank Zoulek. Mr.. Zou!ek recently
purchased the Jos. LalOnde farm ad-
joining that OF Mr.. Kenny and his
last purchase gives him one of the
best farms hereabouts.