Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-09-20
Bvlefs Of me Week.


BY request of County Com'r Fl. B.
Hipp, meeting was held on Tuesday
last for the purpose of discussing plans
for building roads near East Jordan the
coming year.
Cora, the twelve-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heath, received a
broken collar bone while playing
"crack the whip, with number of
school friends, Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horen of this
city are grieving the loss of Carroll,
their seven weeks infant son who died
Wednesday. Funeral service at the
home on Thursday, Rev A. d. Grigsby
officiating, and interment in the East
Jordan Cemetery.
The County Local Option Committee
held meeting at Charlevoix Thursday
afternoon. Members were present from
all parts of the county and campaign
formulated to continue Charlevoix
County in the "dry" column. Those
from East Jordan present were w. p.
Porter, f, A. Lewis and NJ. H. Robert
son,
Last Wednesday evening fire wiped
out the horse barn at Maple Park,
Boyne City, burned to death Prince
Irwin, a valuable stallion owned by
Charles Macdonald of Flint. The
stallion had been injured a couple of
weeks ago, and was being kept in
the barns until he had recovered. The
origin of the fire was a mystery.
Marriage licenses issued this week
were to William Scheffels age %, and
Ottie Warden, age %, both of East Jor-
dan. Vencil Dolenzel, age &c, of Boyne
City and Mary Pellotte, age 20, Kipling,
Mich. Ardon Everett Watson, age 2S
of Boyne City and Ida May Russ, age
q of Beaumont, Texas. William Camp
bell, age 81 and Madelle Maud Stokes,
age %, both Of Boyne City.
Announcement was made Tuesday
that Mrs. Daniel Williams, keeper of
the Harbor Point lighthouse, on Little
Traverse bay for 81 years, and for Is
years previous keeper of the Beaver
Island, has resigned, to take effect
Novembember /, after which she and
her husband will reside in this city.
Mrs. Williams is known as the only
lady lightkeeper on Lake Michigan, and
is author of ''The Child of the Sea-" a
book written about her own life among
the Mormons under King Strang on
Beaver lsland.-CharlevoiX Courier.
A pretty wedding took place on
Saturday night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jasper Warden when their daugh-
ter, Miss Ottie, was united in marriage
to William Scheffels. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. T Porter Ben
nett in the presence of few invited
guests. The bride, who was dressed in
white silk and carried a bouquet of
carnations, was assisted by her sister
Miss Eunice Warden, and the groom
was supported by Vern Anderson.
After the ceremony the guests sat
down to a wedding dinner.
On the last page of this issue The
Herald has commenced a series of dou-
BILE column APPLE RECIPES which
will be published in about twelve parts.
The housewife can follow any of reci-
pes with full assurance that it has
been tested and found delicious by a
cooking expert. This region abounds
in apples, making them easily obtain
able and the apple is an ideal fruit.
Used raw, cooked, dried, evaporated,
canned, preserved, or in any other way,
it is an easily digested, wholesome food
appetizing to every member of the
family. The series will contain alto
gether nearly two hundred recipes for
preparing apples. Cut them out each
week and save them
For short time | will sell 60 ID.
met can of PURE LIQUID HONEY
Honey taken from the comb-for an
even $500 This is $1.00 less than a
strictly whole sale price. Every family
should have can, you can't afford not
to.-Phone 225. IRA d. BARTLETT.