Charlevoix county herald., 1913-07-26
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Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Rohsrt Atkins
a daughter. Friday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Ruhl.
ing daughter, July 2ist.
Born Ia Mr. and Mrs. Bert L, Lor-
raIne daughter--Cathola Lucille
.sqnqaV, July 10Th.
Special Communication Of Mystic
Lodge No. $40 f. & a NJ. next Mon
day night for degree work. All
brothers are requested to be present..
w. P. Squier is now located ct
Dallas, Texas, where he has secured a
fine position in the auditors office OF
VM. X. & II. r. r.. as accou ntant.
LoSf-A 9-months old Blue TIP
Hound at cottage near Holy Island.
will finder please notify George Hun
ter at Springs Drug Store apd receive
reward.
An Ice Cream Social will be held on
the lawn at the home of Samuel
Ramsey next Friday evening. August
lst, given by Circle No 2 OF the
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society.
Martin Rphling received a telegram
from Buffalo. y. Y. of the death of a
nephew there, from typhuid fever on
July Goth. The Young man with his
father was here on visit last fall.
Gr. and Mrs. J. Fl. Graft, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Persons and Mrs. Geo. Chaddock
leave for Kalkaska Saturday to at
tend family reunion at the home OF
VIM, Lancaster.
George Otis and Miss Blanche
Bruce were united Ia marriage at
Milwaukee recently. Both young
people were formerly residents of East
Jordan, Mr.. Otis at one time being in
the harness business here.
Next Monday nights attraction at
Temple Theatre will be set OF NOV
ing pictures depicting the life, Gus
toms aud habits of all nations. In
addition, Fl. A. Derry, will have on
display his moving picture camera
and will lecture and show how NOV
ing pictures are made.
Last Sunday there was family re-
union at Frank Haneyg in the b.
hemian Settlement, About thirty
segan were present. Those outside OF
the Settlement were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Haney OF Lansing. Frank and Mamie
Cermak OF Cleveland, Ohio; Rev. FIR.
Kroboth, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Quinn
and son Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lalonde and family of East Jordan
Still as popular as when fret pre-
scented, ID. T. Hammil's great comedy
drama. 1.-THE Sweetest Girl in Dixie"
cones to the Temple Theatre pext
Thursday. July 81, for the usual one
night engagement, 1t has always
been a rule with Mr.. Hammill never
to let an attraction deteoriate and If
possible to improve 1t each season,
WuiOu udo OCCh WIpu nv
Sweetest Girl In Dixie" To-day the
production Is without doubt the best
this popular play has ever had.
Commissioner Helme and his corps
OF assistants isn't in IL with well
known East Jordan bachelor for pres
cribing for the ills that beset the hui
man body. A lad in our city was
seriously beset with bives-the good old
Elnd-and didn't take kindly to the
treatment Suggested. So, with fear
and trembling he approached the
aforesaid bachelor and asked for some
thing to relieve his suffering. AL
ways Of accommodating nature, the
'sman without family" worried long
and hard over the subject. Then he
began to see light. HIvE-sYRUP-o
course that would be the clear thing
what else could hive syrup be for bn'
hives. Gladly the young lad seized
the package, returned home, and par
took freely OF the contents. Later on
a physician was called To relieve th'
eruption which had reached Mt. We
suvius proportions.