Charlevoix county herald., 1911-05-13

Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Blake have
moved TO Bellaire.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Rob-
inson son, Sunday last.
Game Warden Sanford was over
from Boyne City. Tuesday.
Mrs. James Delaney is here from
| Charlevoix guest Of friends.
John Bacon and family OF Nance.
Iona are moving to East Jordan.
Mrs. Sam'l Ramsey was a Charlie
voix caller Thursday and Friday.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs, Wm. Freeman on April 2Sth.
Miss Aimee Doerr was here from
Mancelona the past week visiting
friends.
Harriet Graf gave dinner party to
a number OF her friends Thursday
evening.
English services In the Luthern
church Sunday 500 p. m. Everybody
welcome.
Rev. Fr. Marlone of st. James was
guest OF FIR. Mcdonald fore part OF
the week.
Stephen Shepard is making some
nice improvements on his farm resi-
dence near here.
Darwin Seymour Of Flint was here
this week guest OF his sister Mrs.
James Shay and other friends.
Charles Gay and family have moved
to the Coulter farm south of town aud
will make that place their home.
Miss Ovida Henning, who is teach
ing near Charlevoix, was guest Of
East Jordan friends over Sunday.
Geo G. Glenn came home, Monday
from Grand Rapids 10 his new 25 h. p.
Maxwell touring car. Its beauty.
A. E. Cross was Traverse City
visitor, Tuesday, assisting the Char
levoix X. OF p. Degree team 10 a con-
test.
Mr.. Clyde Hunsberger returned
Wednesday evening from Peoria. Iii.
where he has completed jewelry
course
A large number enjoyed the Moon
light Excursion which was given by
the Band, Thursday evening. Come
again!
! Mrs Robert Gunsolus. with son Or
VILE, returned last Saturday from a
visit with her brother at Palestine
Texas.
w. G. Spring is now numbered
among our mOtar boat men enthusi-
asts. He received an lS IL boat,
Tuesday.
Miss Ella Barnette was called home
from Sault Sainte Marie iy the illness
and death of her sister, Mrs. Marshall
Barnette.
Enga Berg entertained few friends
at a @ o'clock dinner party Thursday
evening, the occasion being ber SIX
TENTH birthday.
Mgr B. z. Waterman of the East
Jordan Planning Mills Co. is making a
tour OF the state in the interest of
their hIgh-grade Library and Office
Tables.
The supreme court last week decid-
ed in favor Of vets in The Genesee and
Calhoun cases where despite the vic
tory OF the last election, the board of
supervisors refused to give licenses
The court held that in Genesee county
case the board must accept the state
ment of the electors and cannot re.
count, The majority of 81 for the
vets must stand. In the Calhoun
county case the court decided that
the majority Of 25 for the vets was
sufficient. Judge Hooker dissented
from both decisions.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Moore at
llS North Park Street. Sunday even
ing, May Z, when their oldest son,
Charles L. Moore Of East Jordan was
united in marriage TO Miss Blanche
Hawly OF Alba. Rev. Reuhly offlci-
ated, after which dainty luncheon
was served TO 80 guests. Miss Thursy
Vickery acted as bridesmaid and G.
G. Moore, brother of the groom, as
best man. The out OF town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Hawly OF Alba,
Mrs j. NJ. Fuhr of Grand Rapids, the
Misses Thursy and Mertie Vickery OF
Mancel0na, Mrs. Tucker Of GAYLORD
and G.. z. Moore of East Jordan.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kent Barnett. who
departed this life Tuesday morning,
May 9th, after few days illness, was
born twentv-one years ago last Octo-
ber. In 1909 she was married to the