Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29
Brie4s Of the Week

Candlemas Day next Tuesday.

Candlemas Day next Tuesday.
The Flooring Plant shut down yes.
terday for repairs.
Judge j. Nj. Harris and A. f. Her
ron were over from Boyne Thursday
Mrs. Bird is very i'll at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Sutton, on Fourth
Street.
Com'r Milford and Trnant Once,
bashaw attended The Farmers Insti-
tute at Charleyoix first or the week,
Circuit Court convenes Monday
Feb'y It'll. The Calendar is one of
ti}e shortest .sver known in this
cdInty.
Jan visiting Lady Naccabees are
cordially invited to attend the install
iation OF the officers of Soronian Hive.
honday evening, Jan'y 3lst, at their
hall.
The Pythian Sisters proved them
selves delightful hostesses on Tues
day evening wher they entertained a
lew of their many friends with a
card party, and refreshments. Mrs,
Wiesman and Mrs HAYDEN were the
P4ud possessers of the prizes won by
I'VE hundred. Ten tables were played.
G. L Wilde OF Grand Rapids DIV
islon Manager of the Mich Bel Tele-
phoue Co. was an East Jordan visitor
Wednesday, Ia company with j. M.
Clifford. OF Pstoskey, district manager
Mr.. Wilde stated to the Herald that he
had been over our little city thorough
ly and saw no reason why we should
not double our present population
~ the next few years through the in
cAed new industries.
~ committee OF five from the W. r.
@. visited the Stevens Post No. &C,
last Saturday. to consult with them
as tn celebrating Lincoln's birthday
which OCCURS the twelfth The
chaplain and sergeant had prepared "A
little surprise for the comrades and
they invited the ladies to stay and
partaks Of their hospitality. A tiue
lunch was spread and these two Off
GERS proved TO be adept in culinary
arts, as well as hosts.
James Trimble died Saturday, Jan.
%, at the home Of his brother Thos.
after an illness Of several years. He
had been practically an invalid for a
n In, rnl., II
over 81 years ago and came TO this
county about 40 years ago. The
funeral was held from the house
Tuesday afternoon. Quite "a large at
tendance was out, Rev. John IIackett
having charge Of the services, assisted
by choir Of Young ladies from town.
Intsrment was made in the cemetery
pra1 DIT at the funeral from Boyne
CiYand Barnard.
Wednesday the 26th was an event
full day in the lives of two Of our most
esteemed young people. Mr.. Vernon
S. PAXTON and Miss Mildred Gilbert
WcIt LudU CNSiiIilS ui'lbSh III nv
at the home of Miss Bessie Warne.
1t was almost strictly family affair
only a few "chums" Of the BRIDE and
groom being excepted Rev. A. ID.
Grigsby. pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, officiated At eight O'Clock
the bride and groom, escorted by
uncle John Warne of PetoslSey who
gave away the bride, Miss Bessie
Warne as brid esmaid, and Fred Rem
ard as groomsman, took their places
TO the strains OF Mendelsohn's we'd
ding march and soft music at intervals
played uy Miss Minnie E. Paytou, and
plighted their troth TO each other.
Light refreshments were afterward
served and a pleasant social hour
spent. Beautiful gifts Of cut glass
slwE, linen. etc, proved the affection
i'm W ch Mr.. and Mrs Payton are
heldyy large number Of friends
They begin housekeeping at once il
part of the house belonging TO Miss
Severance.