Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-06-19
Brie3s Of the Week
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Get the Bijou habit.
Did you see the Eclipse?
"Curfew shall not blow tonight"
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. FLOYD Van
Steenburg daughter, Monday.
II Hamilton has a large assortment of
Comic Postals, Name Cards and local
views.
The Summer School of the Needham
Business College of Traverse City
opens Monday, June 2Sth. See adv.
elsewhere.
Str. Hum runs an Excursion TO
Boyne City, Sunday leaving here at
1000 a. m. Ball Game, Cheboygan VS..
Boyne. Round trip soc.
Maccabee Excursion To Traverse
City next Wednesday, the 23rd, via
E ]. g. S. and P. M. Ry's. Through
train leaves here at $3.50 a. m. Round
trip $l.30.
Miss Fay Nicholas left Monday for
Mt. Pleasant TO attend the gradua-
tion exercises OF friends at the normal.
From there she goes to Saginaw, Bay
City and Detroit where she visits.
Boyne City is making big prepare
lions to celebrate the Fourth, on Sat
urday-the day preceding. AS
neither Of the two sister towns on the
lake celebrate, we'll all 70 over. Par
ticulars later.
East JOr dan contractors win again
this time the Carnegie Library at
Charlevoix. At a meeting Tuesday
uight Harry S. Price was awarded the
mason and carpenter work and NAL
pass Bros. Iron Works the heating
and plumbing.
An inspection car with the officials
of the M. G. r. r., accompanied by
Gen. Mgr Clark Hare, made Tip
over the ID. & G. last Saturday. While
at Alba the party took carriages and
drove To the landslide near there with
a view of making 1t summer resort.
A wedding party, consisting of
Frank Trojanek and Miss Minnie
Mayhem, Clifford MAYHEM and Miss
Aura Keller, called at the Methodist
parsonage Monday noon, where the
former couple were united in marriage
by Rev. w. w. Lamport. Mr.. and
Mrs. Trojanek will be at home near
The Mt. Bliss school house.
Mrs. F. 4. Boosinger returns first of
the week from Chicago with her
daughter, Lucille, who underwent an
operation ia the West Side hospital
there for most peculiar trouble-a
floating particle under the knee-cap,
called by the Germans mouse-in-the-
joint" Five surgeons performed the
operation and only one had ever met
with such case.
Children's Day was observed at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning and the service was a success
in every way. W. Sloan, supernten-
dent of the Sunday School took charge
OF the exercises which consisted Of
songs and recitations. All the child
rem did remarkably well and credit Is
due to all who took part. Mrs. Grigs-
by gave very interesting talk to the
c0ldreu which was enjoyed by all
present. Miss Emily Malpass, Sunday
school organist, presided at the organ
W. r. Hall, of Ann Arbor, Mich,
state field secretary Of the Society Of
Christian Endeavor. visited East Jor-
dan Tuesday Ia the interests of that
society. Dinner was served by the To-
cal society on the lawn at the Presby-
terlan parsonage and in the after
GERS and other workers on the duties
Of each department. It was also de-
cided to elect county vice president
and Misses Agnes Porter, Eva Lewis
and Violet Grigsby were appointed to
take up the matter with other socie-
ties OF the county and secure such
election. In the evening Mr.. Hall
gave public address to larger au-
dience In the church, on the subject
of "Wayside Service" His visit was
ofgreat service to the young people OF
the church and congregation.
On Monday, June 14th, the w. r.
G. celebrated Flag Day at Mrs. H. e.
Swafford's by a delightful afternoon
in the way of reception to the new
members who have recently joined
Old Glory was much in evidence or
the Lawn, swinging from the trees
and over the doorway. Inside the
rooms were prettily decorated with
flowers, bunting. flags. etc. Each
guest was decked with tiny flag and
a flower as they were greeted by the
hostess and president, also secretary