Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-04-11


Ward Peck returned to Detroit Sat.
urday.
Miss Myrtle Thompson Is seriously I'll
at Taylors Inn.
Our High School boys have organized
Base Ball team.
John Porter was at Chicago this
week on business.
Peter and Glenn Bulow were Mapcel-
ona visitors, Friday.
Atty Wilson returned from Southern
Michigan, Monday.
Atty Williams returned from Elk
Rapids Wednesday.
Ed. Bellinger is visiting friends in
Petoskey this week.
Miss Edith Ramsey is assisting at M.
E. Ashley &: Co.'S store.
Miss Arlene Hammond relyrned to
Mt. Pleasant Monday last.
Floyd Virgins of Durand is guest of
relatives here this week,
Seth Smith of Lansing was visiting
friends here over Sunday.
E. j. Miller of Boyne City was in the
city this week on business.
Miss Eta and Velma White of Ches-
tonia were in the city, Friday.
Mrs. Vim. Muma visised her mother,
Mrs. Camp, at Petoskey this week.
Frank and Edward Phelps left Mon
day for Bay City to visit relatives.
Mrs. Hartford Taylor of Alanson was
guest Of Mrs. M. Tyner, Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Houck of Boyne City was
guest Of her friends, the Thorsons, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ramsey now oc-
cupy the Popstie house on North Main
Street.
Harold Kenyon spent the week OF
vacation at Maokinac Island with his
father.
Mrs. Lehman Of Ill.,, was called here
this week by the death of her mother
Mrs. VIM. Crosby
Mrs. o. Sunstedt was at Empire over
Sunday, called there by the serious
illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Lemiux have
adopted little four-year-old girl from
the ST. Johns Orphan home.
John Molard returned home from
Duluth Thursday evening where he
was called by the death of a sister-in.
law.
LOST-Gold Watch with initials on
back Open face. VIII finder kindly
return to NJ. S. Berger and receive re-
ward.
The Woman's Improvement Club
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
l.. A. Hoyt. Mrs. Vardon had charge
of the program.
Bert Drescher drove over from Ellis
worth Friday. He was accompanied
back by his sister, Miss Mildred and
Miss Helen billiard who will spend
Sunday there.
On our State news page we print q
photo of Hubbell Hall at the Michigan
Cqllege of Mines, Houghton, Michigan
This is but the starting of a series Of
| nho+nc which ,5;Il ba ,.,,r IL, Tho uarolr
from this far north Michigan college.
Claude Rearsall and Miss Ethe
Painter were united in marriage al
Boyne City, Thursday. Both are Eas'
Jordan popular young people and arc
receiving the congratulations of theil
many friends.
Next Saturday April 18th the ladie;
of St Joseph's church will hold a sale
of the usual delicious home-made
baked goods in Mr.. Beckman's new
meat-market on Main street. Be sure
to supply your sunday table with some
of their delicacies.
The early spring schedule of the
Pere Marquette resort trains from Chi
cago and st, Louis have been practical
ly completed and, according to an
nouncements received, the first resor
train out Of Chicago for Petoskey will
leave there Friday, June 9Th. Tive
trains week will be operated unit
June 22nd. when the regular dali,
service from Chicago, st, Louis anc
points south will be started. Th.
through train service will be in opera
ton until September Is, and specia
trains will be operated from that date
until the first week in October to carry
the summer residents back to the south
Special resort trains will be operated
between Charlevoix and Petoskey dur