Charlevoix county herald., 1913-10-25
Brie{s Of me Week

See that lot of LADIES COATS
worth sl2 to $500, going at 1898 al
M. E. ASHLEY G. CO.
FOUND-A lodge emblem Watch
Charm. Inquire of Jos. Cummins al
the East Jordan Lumber Co. store.
LOST "A cloth money-receptacle
containing about $500 in money. Will
finder kindly notify or return to Mrs,
VIM, Howard.
Frank Adds sold his farm--just west
OF our city, this week to Clark Barrie
and Leroy Blair. The deal was through
the Goodman Agency.
Supt. M. Coyle and Atty w. Hewitt
of the Michigan Central and Detroit
& Charlevoix r. RS. were in town on a
special train Thursday morning.
NJ f. Simms of Frederic was in the
city, Friday in the interest of the
Walsh Mfg. Co., of Pittsburg, who are
building cooperage at Frederic.
Earl C. Norris of Evanston, H.. is in
the city this week in the interests OF
the Chautauqua Club. He is endeav-
oring to establish one here for next
year.
The Board of Supervisors this week
reelected Henry Cooper as Superin-
tendent of the Poor, and Supt. L. A.
Butler of Boyne City as member of
the board of County School Examiners.
Charlevoix Pomona Grange No. 40
will meet with Peninsula Grange on
Thursday Nov. Is. AS the biennial
election of officers occurs at this time,
all members are urged to be present
/. d. Wilson, secretary.
Lalonde Bros. of Charlevoix have
leased the Wood store building oppos-
ite the postoffice, and will open with
grocery stock in the near future.
They will occupy the Frank Phillips
residence on North Main st.
The first annual X. p hunt and game
supper is scheduled for this Friday
evening. The hunt was held Thurs
day, a large number of the Knights
participating. They were under the
captaincy of L. F. Beckman and C. II.
Wilmington, the former side winning
out in the contest.
The Twentieth Annual Convention
of the Woman's Relief Corps will be
held at East Jordan next Tuesday and
Wednesday, Oct. 2S-29. Meetings
will be held at the X. p. Hall, with a
camp fire Tuesday evening at the Tenn
pie Theatre. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend the campfire.
On Monday last Fred Miner disposed
of his stock and good will in the TEN
pie Cafe to Frank Phillips. Mrs. Phil
lips and their son, Charles, will be in
charge of the cafe. This restaurant is
one of the most centrally located and
popular eating houses in the city and
under the new management will un-
doubtedly increase its already popular
ity among our citizens and transients.
A quiet wedding took place at Boyne
Falls, October 8 when William c. Howe
of the Overlook Fruit and Poultry
Farm, located four miles south of the
Ironton ferry, and Miss Marie Henry
of Boyne Falls, were made man and
wife. The ceremony was performed al
the parsonage by Rev. Will Shepherd.
The happy couple took ten day trip
through eastern counties and are now
at home to their many friends.
The following indirect boost for East
Jordan appears in an article on theatre
Gals in the Charlevoix Courier this
week: "Charlevoix is on the theatrical
list as a poor show town and if you
want the city to hold that rank which
will eventually mean that it will be inn
possible TO obtain shows of any kind,
just continue patronizing shows as you
have for the past year, while if you
want the city listed all over the United
States as q live city (AS EAST JOR.
DAN NOW Isl you can do your share
by showing your appreciation in attend.
ing show occasionally"