Charlevoix county herald., 1911-06-17
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WAVED: A copy OF The Herald ol
Tue April 18th issue-Hersld o1lce.
A picnic party Is planned by tn,
Equity Ladies for July 4th at Walker
Landing, intermediate Lake.
Don't miss the Great Buffalo ant
PaWnee Bills Wild Vest Circus a,
Family Theatre June IN and 90.
Cm'r Milford, who insde the can
vas Of school children Ia District No
4, South Arm, enrolled go pupils.
Mrs. Effie Stanford has, accepted 1
position 10 the Nampa, Idaho, public
Sfbools for the coming school year.
The SCHOOL LIBRARY will be 0peI
for drawing books every Saturday
afternoon from two until six o'clock.
Supt. j. T. Northon and family
will occupy the Mrs. Etfie Stamford
residence on Garfield street In the
near future.
The HIycursion OF the Knights OF the
Holy rail, postponed last Monday
on account of the weather, will be
given next Monday evening.
Clarke Wood had the misfortune to
break both the bones In the lower
part OF his leg. Wednesday evening,
while attempting to skate at the
roller rink.
ssMr. and Mrs. A.. d. Clink, with
children. are here from Merced. Cali
fernia,. for visit with their parents,
Att'y and Mrs. e. N. Clink, and re-
newlng old acqusintances.
: Pros. Atty Fitch was over to Boyne
City, Monday. investigating a con-
signment Of i've barrels of beer, label
ed "TonIca'' received at that place.
As a result Fred Bellman will be ask
ed to explain things to the Justice
next Tuesday.
The East Jordan w. Z. T. U. will
hold It's next meeting with Mrs. E. f.
Hall Friday June % at 2:30 p. m.
This Is Flower Mission Day and an
appropriate program Will be given.
Members! Ofcourse you will be there.
Visitors welcome.
About forty members Of the G.. A.
r. and W. r. q. observed Flag Day
at their hall Wednesday evening with
a fine program consisting of songs,
REGULATIONS, readings, tableaux and a
driN. The program was given by the
birthday league. At the close fine
supper was enjoyed.
Elsewhere in this issue Is an article
by some of our citizens protesting
against the proposed ball game next
sunday. The question OF Sabbath
observance has been Ia existence since
slime was time, and man was man
and will undoubtedly continue to the
millennium. The citizens representing
the two sides OF the question are
honest In their belief. However,
after all is said and done. the matter
resolves itself la the plain fact that
you cannot have laws above public
opinion. II the people OF East Jordan
want Blue-Law Sabbath they will
have 1t, and IL they want an 'open'
Sabbath they will have it.
Anumber of our business men met
at the Hose House Monday night aud
made arrangements for reception and
entertainment of the Knights OF Col
umbus of PetOskey who will run an
excursion TO East Jordan next Sunday
on the Steamer Algomah. A big
crowd will be here that day az over
800 tickets had been sold the middle
Of the week. Following were the
committees appointed: Finance,
Harry Curkendall, r. F. Steffes, j.
II. Graf. Decorations, o. j. Smith,
f. p. Ramsey, j. A. Lancaster. Re-
ception, A. e. Cross, Fl. L. Mcmillan,
w. G. Spring, W. P. Squier, Fred
Bennett, j. w. Empey. Entertain
ment, Harry Potter, G. H. Pray, w.
A. Stroebel. A base ball game is
scheduled to be held on the West Side
ball grounds during the afternoon.