Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-08-23

come.
E. Burdick was at Traverse City on
Friday to see specialist about his eyes
Mrs. H. .McDermott was at Charlevoix
Friday.
Mrs. H. Roy spent Friday at Charlie
voix.
C. A. Brabant and D. E. Goodman
drove to Boyne City on Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Wilks visited friends at
Deward on Thursday
Mrs. G. Palmer went to Grand Rap
ids on Friday to visit her daughter.
Miss Hazel Cummins was at Belaire
last Sunday.
A. f. Gross was ut Bellajre inspect
ing the bean crops this week.
Miss Lillian McDermott and Jessie
Fay We're at Holy Island Monday,
A. +. Adams is at Belaire this week
in the interest Of the Clark Seed Co.
Miss A. M. Kneaie goes to Grand
Rapids to purchase goods first of the
week.
The depot at Bellaire was struck by
lightning and damaged slightly Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. E, p. Dunlap entertained few
friends at her cottage ON Friday eve
ming last.
Mrs. f. A. Ashley goes on Monday to
Detroit and Cleveland on business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berger and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Copeman were guests of
Mrs. w. Stone and family this week.
Mrs. X. Gleason and two children are
visiting relatives at Lapeer for SOME
weeks.
Miss Winifred Mack of East Tawas is
guest of her brother, C. C. Mack and
family for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pillman of Monta-
que, Mich, are visiting at the home of
her father, w. r. Stewart.
Mesdames G. Pringle, Stewart and
E. Sheldon were Charlevoix visitors
Thursday.
X. Menzies of Vanderbilt was guest
of his daughter, Mrs. Roy Sherman,
and son Archie this week.
Helen and Wilma Ward went to
Petoskey Thursday, to visit their aunt
Miss Myrtle Walling, few days.
Miss Beatrice Boclaire of Bay City is
guest of j. Shay and family for a short
time.
Miss Minnie Kile of Cleveland is
guest of Miss Grace Keenholts for a
short zine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Metcalf from north
ern peninsula have moved to East Jor-
dan and expect to make their home
here,
Mrs. Allan Grigsby and son David are
guests at the Parsonage and Of her rel
atives the Boosingers and Lovedays for
few days.
Mrs. Mittie Colburn who has been
guest Of F. Colburn for the past two
weeks returned to Kalamazoo Thurs
day.
Mrs. Hopkins and son Geo. of Toledo
and Mrs. Wilkinson of Alba, have been
guests of their brother, A. E. Cross,
and family this week.
Mrs. Title Starks and daughter
Pearl, who have been visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. Manley Winters,
returned to Onaway, Wednesday.
The Boyne City Rebeckas were here
on Wednesday night and put on the in
itiatory work in the Lodge here which
was very nicely done after which re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Boosinger are
moving TO Cleveland, where he is en-
gagged in business. We are very sorry
/ to lose these old residents and they
: will be missed by all.
n ldi SWSh Pai ~ was gwen ny tlie
Midgets at the home of Miss Esther
Porter on Friday evening iii honor OF
Lucille Boosinger, who leaves for
Cleveland soon.
/ Mr.. Calderwood and wife and DR.
vanliew and wife and daughter, who
were at the Russell House Thursday
have returned to Chicago and Saginaw
by auto. They own cottages at Eve
line Orchard.
Thursday, Sept. IL, is the big School
Day at the Fair. Many special prizes
4 have been offered for educational
!. work and large exhibition is expected
John Ketcham, well known all over
Michigan, will give an address on tha
day.
Sister M. Berchman of the Crane
Rapids Academy arrived yesterday tC
take charge of st. Joseph's music