Charlevoix county herald., 1913-11-15


week from Oyster Bay.
Mrs. M. Misner is confined to her
home with rheumatism.
Suits and Overcoats only $3.50 at
WARDS Mems Wear Store.
o. Larson and family have moved on
their farm near Central Lake.
Justice Charles McCalmon was
Boyne City visitor, Thursday.
Miss Jane Porter is now living with
Mrs. John Sutton for the winter.
Wayne Cook of Bellaire was an East
Jordan business visitor, Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Brotherton and daughter
Gwendolen were at Alba Tuesday.
Henry Miner of Grand Rapids is in
the city this week guest of friends.
Mrs. Geo. Ramsey of Traverse City
is guest of relatives here this week.
Merle Crowell is home for short
time from his studies at Big Rapids.
Miss Ann O'Neh of Charlevoix is
guest of her sister, Mrs. Peter Hipp.
George Ward and family moved into
the JOS. Cummins house on the west
side.
Tom Carr of Traverse City is guest of
his sister, Mrs. Freeman Walton this
week.
Mrs. Jardine of near Ironton was
guest of Miss Florence Barrett over
Sunday.
Mrs. G. Hammond of lronton was
guest of her sister, Miss Edna Smith,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bruce of Central
Lake were East Jordan business visi-
tors, Friday.
Bert Hart left last week for Detroit,
stopping enroute at Alba for visit
with friends.
Mrs. Stafford has rented rooms in
the Eagle apartment house on the
West Side.
w. G. Probost of Jackson, Mich, was
guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. |. Mcmillan
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Marvin left, Tuesday
for the Upper Peninsula where they
will spend the winter, guests of their
son. /
Miss McManus of Petoskey visited
the Sisters on Saturday and Sunday re-
turning home to Petoskey on Monday
afternoon. *
Miss Leila Clink entertained a mum.
Der of her friends on Tuesday evening
at her home with cards. Refreshments
were served at the close.
The ladies of st. Joseph's congrega-
ton thank their friends and all those
who assisted them during the bazaar
which was one of the most successful
ever held.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Hubbard returned
to their home at Montague last week
fter spending some weeks here a
their farm north of the city, and visit.
ing friends.
Cadillac turpentine company's plan
is again running after a shutdown Of
considerable duration, and may now
run through the winter. The company
has nearly 10000 cords of Norway pine
piled up in its yards awaiting the pro
cess of being reduced to turpentint
and bi-products.
Mrs. Sigrid Oleson, mother of Stenu.
and Andrew Oleson, died at the home
of the former son, in this city, Tuesday
Nov. 18th, of tuberculosis. Deceased
was nearly IS years of age. Funeral
services were held from the Norwegian
l Lutheran Church, Friday morning
| conducted by Rev. Maakstad. Inter
ment in the East Jordan cemetery.
Mrs. VIM. G. Moore died at her home
: in Jordan township, Monday, Nov. 10tl
: aged As years. Deceased was born il
? New York State, her maiden name be
E ing Viola Adams She was united il
marriage to Mr.. Moore twenty-sevel
years ago. She leaves her husband
: an adopted child-Christiana, fou
Observation-Disclosures, Wilborn, AS;
and Horace; and one sister, Mrs. Cas-
Moon. She had been i'll for some time
and was a great sufferer. Funers
). services were held Thursday morning
d conducted by Rev. T. Porter Bennett
n and interment was made in the More
:. house Cemetery, Echo township: ~
While Sheriff Chaplin was away o
Wednesday evening the prisoners cor
fined in the county Jail made an attemT
, to get away, which came near bein