Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1911-10-07

th'oN NiC'NOs tH'o
Miss Julia Cedersten is entertaining
Miss Lottie Compton OF PetOskey.
County Clerk Payton was an East
Jordan business visitor fore part OF
the week.
Mrs. b. e Waterman was guest OF
Rev. and Mrs. Lamport at Manceona
over Sunday.
A Danto attended the Jewish OBJ
servance Of the day of Atonement at
Petoskey, Monday.
Henry l.. Winters has leased his
home on WillowbroOk Addition to
H. z. Blount and family.
DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Pray are enter
tanning the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Boullard OF Mancelona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Macarthur re-
turned Wednesday from Detroit where
Mr.. Macarthur has been working
during the summer.
DR.. r. A. Risk has rented the
George Spencer residence on Mary
Street, and will move into same with
his family as soon as some repairs are
made.
Mrs. W. Smith who has been
guest of East Jordan friends for
some time past, left Tuesday for
ElbowwOods, North Dakota, where she
will make her home with daughter
there.
Com'r Milford and Truant Officer
Bashaw are busy in all parts or the
county in their various school duties.
The attendance In the rural schools
is remarkably good both in number
and non absence.
The G.. A. r. and W. r. G.. held
another Of their birthday partys last
Friday evening. Quite a number
were present aud fine program was
given. Following the program re-
freshments were served
B. H. Christian, representing the
Temple Theatre Co., was at Bellaire
Charlevoix, Boyne City, and Deward
this week. He has arranged for eX'
curisons from all four places to the
opening of the Theatre, Oct. 18th
when Madame Sherry will be pres
ented.
A very pretty wedding took place
on Sunday afternoon at the Residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Liskum wher
their daughter Miss Nathalie became
the wife of Irving Crawford son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Crawford. Th'
. ceremony was performed by Rev. Il
Porter Bennett, pastor Of the Metho
dist Episcopal church. The beautlfu
ring service was used. Miss Emm
Liskum assisted the bride and II. V
Liskum supported the groom. Ate
the ceremony the guests were seated
. to a wedding supper. These popnla
Young people have the best wishes o
a host Of friends.
Mrs. Louise Fl Katon a wellknow
resident OF our city, passed away a
2 her home on Water ST., Wednesda
: morning. She had been 10 poor heat
b for some time. She was born in Ill
= nois 6G years ago. One son, Arthu
Cole OF Montana, with two brother
, r. 5. Brown of CharlevOix and Smit
e Brown OF Iowa with one sister Sara
A. Snow of Tanark Ill. are left
, mourn her loss. She had just recent
" united with the Methodist Episct
), pal church of this city and the paste
!, Rev. T. Porter Bennett conducte
= the funeral on Thursday Afternoon
Interment at Jones cemetery.
a On Monday morning, Filbert, SC
q OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Gagnon, die
n At his home after trief illness. Il
IA was a very industrious young mau
l. % aud was respected by all who kne
,r him. Besides his parents he leay
n two brothers Arthur and a ndrew M
e. three sisters, Emma Flick, Jenn
re Wicker and Miss Sophia TO mou
10 his loss. The funeral took pla
id Wednesday afternoon and was co
pr Quoted by Rev. L. Porter Benne
n pastor OF the Methodist Episcop
church. Interment made In theta
= Jordan cemetery.
! One more death, that of a you
J man, Milton Loney Of Mt. Pleasar
husband of a young wife and father
an infant babe. must be credited
! the return of the saloons to Wexfo
county, This young mans life is
\ fifth or sixth that has been taken
N the direct result OF the defeat OF loo
option IN Wexford county at the M
!. election of 1910. Milton Lonev acco
panied by two or three Mt. PLEASE
friends and acquaiutances visited "a
b lilac and made liberal use OF that cit
J saloon opportunities. His friends
him In drunken state lying on
lake shore dock at Cadillac. The n'