Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-06-28

The Str. Manjtpu entered Charlie,
yoix on her tirst trip OF the season,
Thursday.
The Walsh Manufacturing plant at
Frederic was totally destroyed by fire,
Tuesday. Loss, S30,0OO.
IL is reported that the Antrim Iron
Co.'S Furnace at Mancelona will go
into blast next Saturday, July 9th.
Marriage licenses were issued June
P+ to Paul Otto krenger Of Detroit
and Miss Orley Carlsteen Of Advance.
Fay SchlieDz and Miss Ethel Strong
OF Melrose Township.
Assessor Pickard has completed the
tax roll and same will be placed with
City Treasurer Mack July lst for col
lectioH. 1t might be well TO remem-
Der that our charter provides for no
collection fees during July.
"Yop never miss the water till
the we'll runs dry" was realized by
the many residents on north MaiD-st
this week when water was shut of for
about "a hours while alterations were
being made with the water mains.
The body OF Mrs. Elizabeth Lam
way, vino died at Seattle, Wash, was
brought TO this city Tuesday. The
remains were accom- panied by her sou
Joseph. Funeral services were held
Friday, conducted by Rev. Bennett,
aud interment was made in the Jones
cemetery.
A farewell party was rendered Sppt.
and Mrs. j. T. Nofthnn at the Pres
byterian manse last Friday evening,
given by Mr.. Gorthon's co-workers in
the Sabbath School. About forty
were In attendance. A large leather
travelling bag was presented Mr..
Northon as y mark OF appreciation of
his labors In the church.
On Monday morning, In st. Joseph S
church Miss Agnes Schawb and Fred
eric KuItzhals we're united In holy
wedlock by FIR. Kroboth. They were
attended by the brides young niece and
nephew, Florence and Joseph St.
Charles. The young couple were for
merly residents Of ProvemOnt Mich.
but have decided to make East Jordan
their future home.
William Thompson Of Central Lake
was killed at the East Jordan Lumber
Co.'S Camp 9 In Chestnnia township
last Friday. He was employed in
skiddiDg logs, when log with a large
limb on It swung around striking him
In the back near the shoulder, killing
him almost instantly. The remains
were taken To his home at Central
Lake and the funeral was held Mon
day with l. o. o. f. services. De-
ceased was aged ~ years and leaves a
widow aud four children.
"On to Gettysburg" was the CRY
here Friday morning when seven of
our veterans OF the Civil War who
participated In the historical battle
left for the big reunion which comr
mences there first of next week The
party from East Jordan consists of
]. W. Rogers, Aldrich Townsend,
Curtis Pinney. James +. Handy. j.
II. Lanway. George Pringle and j. H.
Kocher. The party will join other
comrades at Grand Rapids where a
through train for the veterans is
made up,
Miss GLADYS, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Whiteford, and John Nc,
Kinuon of this city were united in
marriage by Rev. Aldrich at B0yne
City Wednesday evening at seven
n'clock. Miss Ethel Palmer was
bridesmaid and Albert McKinnou
was groomsman. The wedding party
returned To East Jordan the same
evening and reception was held Ia
hnnor of the young couple at the
home or the brides parents, attended
by number of relatives and friends.
The newly WEEDS have commenced
housekeeping In The VIM. Sweet resi-
dence on the West Side.