Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-08-31

into their home this week recentll
purchased OF NJ. Muma.
Steamer Hum will run an excursion
TO Charlevoix, Sunday, leaving East
jordan at 1000 a. m, Round trip soc
You are invited 10 Free Lecture
on Christian Science at the Temple
Theatre next Monday evening. Sept.
The Altar Society OF ST. Joseph IS
Church Will meet at the home OF
Louis Supernaw next Thursday after
noOu.
The ladies of the Eastern Star have
formed Sewing Club and met with
Mrs. r. A. Risk, Thursday afternoon.
All report pleasant time,
English services will be held la the
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
Church on Sunday Sept lst at 1000
Am. conducted by Rev. O. II. Trink-
lein or Boyne City.
About dozen ladies with baskets
and lunches went To Hitchcock. Tues
day morning in search OF berries
They were quite successful bringing
home well filled baskets.
Owing TO the absence OF the pastor
there will no preaching services at
the Methodist church Sunday. Sab
bath School and Epworth League
will he held at the regular hours.
A Durham short horn cow was sold
last week by Thomas Trimble 10 VIM.
j. Pearson the consideration being
1925 90. A feature Of the sale was
that the purchaser had not seen the
animal since last Fair time,
Services will be held ia the Chris.
tian Science Rooms over Post Office
Sunday at 1890 a. m. Subject of the
sermon Christ Jesus" Sunday
school is held Immediately after SER
vice You are cordially invited to at
tend.
On Monday at 500 AN. st. Joseph's
school will begin another year of
activity. All scholars must present
themselves on Monday for enrolment
This year the school will be in charge
OF Sister Margaret Mary who has a
wide reputation as teacher.
A free lecture on Christian Science
is announced for next Monday evening
at the Temple Theatre, commencing
at 500 o'clock. The address will be
given by Frank Fl. Leonard. G.. S. b.,
member Of the Board OF Lectureship,
First Church Of Christ, Scientists, OF
Boston, Mass. d. .,- 80 4-s :. - 4
Labor Day will be celebrated at
Ironton with basket picnic by the !
Mystic Workers of the World of East
Jordan and Boyne City. Arrange
ments have been made with the Str. |
Hum for round trip rate of % cents
leaving here at 500 A. NJ. There will
be baseball and other games to enliven |
the occasion. Every body invited to
come and bring their baskets.
The East Jordan High School |
graduating class OF 1909 held a re-
union at the Russell House Wednes-
day. A four-coursc banquet was
served. Clark HARE, Jr. was toast
master. Miss Calgahan, former
teacher In our high school was
present and responded TO toast.
a very pleasant evening was spent py
the Class in rehearsing old time
pranks and romances.
The "good rouds" illustrated lee
ture scheduled for last Monday even
Ing was fairly we'll attended. Secre-
tary Gibson was unable TO be here,
and Hon. Frank Hamilton, chairman
Of the Grand Traverse County board
Of County Road Commissioners. and
X. ii. Ellsworth, Assistant Secretary
Of the Western Michigan Develop
ment Bureau, were present and gave
tntererting talks. Fl. L. Mcmillan
was chairman for the evening and II,
A. Brintnall Secretary.
IL has developed 10 connection with
the revelation OF the crookedness on
the part Of the police department of
Brooklyn as well as in New York that
u regular weekly tribute was volnn-
tarily paid by the saloonkeepers Of
Brooklyn and for these payments the
saloons were permitted to violate the
law. The saloons we're in league with
sll other disorderly rerorts in Brook
Ign for the purpose of providing cor
ruption fund and in order to make
use of the privileges in the
way OF freedom from Official disturb
ance which these payments provided.
The bribery OF the police in order to
cause the officers TO betray the people
whom they had pledged themselves TO
protect was crime committed by the
brewers and salOonkeepers OF Brook
Ign and New York which marks
necessary incident 10 connection with