Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-04-16
Chicago Cottage Organ For Sale
ENQUIRE of T.. A. Lewis.

Services as usual In the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday morning and
evening at 1890 and 1880. Evening
topic dead Flies" Everybody
heartily welcome.
g. l.. Bailey of Mancelona and a
party of friends had narrow escape
in on automobile accident. Sunday.
near Bellaire. The machine struck a
hole In the road, swapping off front
wheel and smashing the machine up
badly.
Thursday evening about twenty-five
Of the fair sex called on Mrs. Perry
Bowman and her sister Mrs. M. Coult-
er. The time passed informally and
pleasantly with games. Refresh
ments were served. The gathering
was surprise in honor Of their birth
days and dainty gift was left for
each Of them.
George Ramsey came down town
Sunday afternoon with 1.-The smile
that won't come off," He was in
curing for Will Bashaw. our census
taker, stating that the population Of
our little city had been increased and
he desired to have 1t show up immed-
lately upon the census report. He
says its most promising girl.
One of the notable events Of the
springtide was the sending out Of
about twenty-five invitations with a
needle and thread attached, 10y Mrs.
Geo. G.. Glenn and Mrs. Richard &.
Supernaw, for Thursday the 18th.
The ladies responded with their
needle and fancy work. The after
noon was all too short for all they
wanted To talk about. A sewing con-
test was held in which u number were
successful. The delicious refresh
ments were served on small tables
with a carnation at each plaza. These
ladies proved themselves TO be de-
lightful entertainers.
Mrs. Ellen Gender died at her home
in the northwest part Of the village
Tuesday afternoon Of pneumonia, and
after brief services at the house We'd
nesday noon the body was taken to
her former home at Scottville. Mason
county, for burial. She was born in
Green county, Ohio, in 1919, but from
the age Of sixteen had lived in Mason
county, Mich, until coming to East
Jordan in 1905. She was twice mar
rled. First 10 James Flora Of Amber.
Mich, who died in 1877. Again to
Riley Gender of that place, in lSS4a
who also died in 1896 She was the>
mother of seven children by her first
husband among whom are Isaac Flora
of IroutOu and Mrs. Sylvia Scott of
this place. Mr-. Gender was de-
voted member of the Methodist
church, q good woman who has gone
to just reward.
Do we want another good amuse-
ment house? Here's the idea: No
person who Is live one and who has
the interest of greater East JOr-
dan" at heart will question the fact
that the opera house recently burned,
did more to advertise the town than
any other one thing representing an
equal investment-it served the pur-
pose for which it was built, viz: To
furnish place for the best theatrical
productions coming in this part of
Michigan, to provide an assembly hall
for large gatberings,a fine Uall room, a
place for any and all indoor sports,
and to provide place where any and
all lines of entertainment could be
provided in the best possible manner
and with perfect safety to It's patrons.
w. A. Loveday, the real estate man
who has managed the property ever
since the building was converted from
q skating rink into an opera house,
and to whose father, d. &. Loveday,
belongs the credit of providing this
modern and useful building, is plan
ming way whereby an amusement
building may be provided which will
in some ways eclipse the former one
and be even a stronger advertisement
for our town. The success of the un-
dertaking will depend largely upon
citizens and others interested in the
continued growth Of the town and