Charlevoix county herald., 1911-06-10

Traverse City died at his home, Mon
day.
LOST. Brown Alligator Hand Bag
Reward il returned To Miss Mabe
Monroe.
Boyne City will celebrate thu
Fourth. Also Harpor Springs and
Bellaire.
Charlevoix County had total OF
35 births and 81 deaths during the
month OF April.
Mxyss parties and lpncheons are be-
ing gwen this week in honor OF Miss
Gregory's approaching nnptials.
East Jordan Temple No. IS, Pythian
Sisters, meet with Mrs. e. r. Price
next Tuesday evening, June 18th.
The 30th annual meeting of the
Traverse Old Settlers Assn will be
held at Kalkaska next Wednesday,
June lith
LOST, Ladies' Black Hand Bag.
Contains small amount OF money and
other valuables. viii finder please
notify joel johnson, r. Il. d. 2,
Several Of opr Conncilmen and
Street Conf Winters were at Charlie
yoIx, Tuesday, inspecting the concrete
pavement being laid there by Lee
Howland.
Judge Harris has committed Miss
Gertrude M. Slaybaugh of Boyne Falls
to the Northern Michigan Hospital at
Traverse City. She was taken there
Friday by Sheriff Robbins and wife.
An opportunity To get good pay
iug Grocery business near city limits
OF Grand Rapids for cash, or might
consider exchange for Farm property
pear East Jordan. See w. A. LOVE-
pAY.
Atty A. B. Nicholas, Jr., who has
been spending couple of months in
Colorado, returned home Saturday,
much improved in health While
there he had the time OF his life on a
cattle ranch.
e. H, Wilmington, with son Frank,
went to Cadillac last Saturday and Sc
cured the e. NJ. f. Car which Mr.. w.
was forced to leave there Il fortnight
ago 0wf2g to the heavy rains. They
drove 30 Traverse City and arrived
home Sunday morning.
Joseph Chanda died at his home in
Jordan township Tuesday, aged 6I
years. Cancer of the liver was the
cause of his death. Funeral services
were held, Thursday, conducted by
Rev. FER. Mcdonald. Interment in
the Catholic cemetery in Jordan
township.
The pupils of a number Of our
grades celebrated the close Of the
school year with picnic outings,
Thursday. Misses Winters and
Brewer took their pupils to Monore
Creek, Miss Mckay and Miss Heller
to Nettleton's Corners and Miss
Thompson's grade to EveIne (Burling-
TOM Heights.
Rural Mail Carrier Ribble tried to
beat aFp. j. G. freight train TO the
crossing Friday morning and lost by
q nose. The mail wagon, horse and
driver we're forced to the ditch but
beyond shaking up and broken har-
ness no damage was done. Ribble
says it don't pay to monkey with the
cars.
The Northern Michigan interscho-
lastio track and field meet was held
at Petoskey last Saturday. Petoskey
won the meet with forty-nine points
getting first in six events and tieing
for first in high jump. They also won
relay race. Petoskey, 49j Traverse
City, 80; Cnarleyoix, Is; Harbor
Springs. IL; East Jordan, !. John
Malpass Of East Jordan took third on
discus throw.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fl.
Anderson ON Monday evening when
their daughter Ardilla became the
wife of Ernest Miner of South Board
man. The ceremony was performed
by Rev \xT. Porter Bennett, pastor of
the methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Aura Keller acted as bridesmaid
and Vernell Anderson supported the
groom. Refreshments were served
Mr.. Miner left for South Boardman
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Miner will
follow in a few days and they will
commence housekeeping in the home
already prepared.
The Knights Of Columbus are plan
ming an excursion to East Jordan on
Sundftss June 18th, on the S. S. Algo-
mah.' At recent meeting commit
tees were appointed as follows; Pub
licitv and music, w. A. Major, James
Loyns and Thos. Linehan; tickets and
finance Eugene FOchtman W. !