Charlevoix county herald., 1913-05-17

Mothers Day, Sunday.
Boyue City and Petoskey are, boil
planning TO let the eagle scream tn,
Fourth.
The dance given by the PythiaI
Sisters, Thursday evening, was n yer,
successful affair.
The Str. Hum will run an excursion
TO Boyne City next SUNDAY. Ball
game. Est Jordan Independents VS.
Boyue City.
The East Jordan Creamery & Ice
Cream Co. have inaugurated an ice
cream delivery service. See adv. else.
where In this issue.
w. G. Spring, George Spencer and
E. A. Ashley plan to leave for Detroit
next Monday. where they will take
possession OF a cabin cruiser. recently
purchased by the trio. The trip back
will probably occupy week.
John Freeman, the only child OF Mr.
aud Mrs. Wallace Freeman OF Ches-
toDia, after short illness passed
away. He was seven years OF age.
The funeral took place on Sunday az
ternoon and was conducted by Rev T.
Porter Bennett OF this city.
The Annual meeting Of Meguzee
Assn, o. E. s., was held at Traverse
City Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week. Those from East Jordan who
attended were the Mesdames Ed Price,
]. Fl. Milford, Bert Hughes, j. L.
Weisman, A. Danto. John Macarthur,
r. A. Risk, A. K. Hill, w. T. Bos-
we'll, Eliza Bowman, and Miss Ida
Price.
Sim r. Wilson formerly publisher
OF the 9oyne Citizen, and now OF the
Saline Observer, was arrested by fed
e-al authorities charged with sending
obscene matter through the mails.
He WAS arraigned, plead guilty. aud
released on $500 bail. Two large
mail sacks OF obscene books. maya
zines and post cards were seized by a
U. s. Marshall at his place 10 Saline.
The first purchase OF pictures from
the school concert fund have arrived.
They include the followlng:-The
"Dance of the Nymphs" by Corot.
''Horse Fair" bv Rosa Bonheur,
"Aurora" by REM, 1.-TWO Mothers"
by Gardiner, "Fliawatha' by 1ngersoll.
Two will be placed ia the West Side
Building, the others in the East Side
schools. Its worth trip to the school
TO see their pictures. Try It. More
pictures will be purchased. -
John. the fourteen year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brezins OF Jor-
dan Township died OF acute inflama.
tory rheumatism early Tuesday morn
ing. He was the youngest child OF
his parents and quite favorite at
home and in the entire Bohemian
Settlement. In his obedience and
piety he was an inspiring example TO
all. Besides his grieving parents he
leaves a brother aud two sisters The
funeral took place from ST. John 8
church 10 the Bohemian Settlement
conducted by the pastor, FIR. Kro.
both.
East Jordan is among the towns
which has kept at IL until goodl y
percentage OF It's citizens appreciate
the higher class OF entertainment and
educational features made possible
for the smaller cities and towns to
enjoy through the medium OF the Ly-
ceum Bureau. The past year a very
satisfactory course paid out on ex-
penses. For next season somewhat
higher priced course has been selected
including two musical attractions,
two lectures and one entertainer,
each Ia Itself being clsssed as a star
number. The opening number will
make IL seem like new pace had
been set. The names and descrip-
tions OF the several attractions have
been promised for publication In the
near future. The talent will be fur
uished 10y the Cort Lyceum Bureau OF
Cleveland.