Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-08-08

Master Willie Gleason returned from
LeGrand, Mich, Saturday last.
Miss Edna Smith is taking her vaca.
ton and is at lronton over Sunday.
Mrs. G. E. Lee and daughter Cora
returned home TO Gladwin Tuesday.
The l. o. o. F. picnic has been post
poned from the 7th until further notice.
Miss Amy Doer of Traverse City is
visiting relatives here for short time.
Mrs Harcourt of Toronto, Ont, is
guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. H.
Parks.
Miss Blanche Stohlman left Thursday
for visit with friends at Crawling, for
a week.
Exta fine Hothouse LETTUCE for
sale at Kleinhans Greenhouse. Order
by phone.
Mrs. S. M. Bala returned Friday
from Gaylord where she has been visit
ing her son.
Mrs. A, j. West left Thursday for
Flint, where she will visit her daugh.
ter Mrs. Roberts.
V, LaCroix and John Lenhardt at
tended the barber examinations at
Petoskey Monday.
: Mrs. Dalgliesh and Mrs. F. Fisher of
Fort Wayne, Ind, are guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. d. Haley,
Miss Winifred Raino and Miss Elsie
Reynolds will spend Sunday visiting
friends at Frederic.
Mrs. Peter Hipp and children spent
Wednesday at Charlevoix visiting her
sister Misa Anne O'Neil.
A party of friends visited Mesdames
Supernaw and Carr who are camping
at Lovedays Point, Friday.
Frank McWain and Capt. George
Weaver of Boype City, were in this
city Friday on political business.
Mrs. E. A. Ashley entertai ned Mon
day afternoon informally in honor of
her sister Mrs. g. E. Lee of Gladwin.
Charles Novak of Charlevoix was in
the city, Wednesday, and Thursday
greeting old friends and making new,
Mrs. Ada Germaine returned to her
home at Chicago Tuesday; she was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. j.
Ensign.
Mrs. j. Maher, Mrs NJ. Mather, Will
liam Day and j, F. Kenny spent We'd
nesday at Charlevoix and Harbor
Springs.
j. Hart, and Misses Margaret and
Agnes Kenny, Marjorie Bowen and
Mary Green drove to Charlevoix and
Petoskey Friday.
Miss Ruth and Clare Studt, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Huns
berger, returned to their home al
Grand Rapids, this week.
Atty D. l.. Wilson is entertaining al
the Freiberg cottage, his mother, Mrs,
A. X. Wilson Of Ann Arbor his sisters,
Miss Theo of Ann Arbor, Miss Mable OF
Seattle, Wash, and Miss Florence OF
Iron Mountain, Mich, also Miss Effie
Boyle of Tonica Ill.
The "White Star Restaurant and
Bakery" Giles & Hawkins, Prop'rs,
opened for trade at the old Peppin
stand Tuesday They carry fine line
of fresh baked goods, serve good meals
and lunches and respectfully solicit
a share of your valued patronage.
Manager Adams announces a return
engagement of Lyman H. Howes Trav,
ell Festival at the Temple Theatre next
Wednesday evening, August IL. These
pictures were shown here for the first
time about week ago and those who
were present pronounced it the best
motion picture entertainment ever
given in our city, Reserved seats for
this number may be obtained at Macks
The true spirit of friendship and
neighborly cooperation was properly
exemplified one day last week when
the business men closed their mills and
stores for one entire afternoon and
with many others attended the Chau,
taqua ut Boyne City, on East Jordan
Day." The unanimity Of the response
was particularly commendable as the
request was made very suddenly, yet,
in an incredible short time after the
word was passed along, the mills and
stores closed, and our citizens were
voyaging by auto and excursion boa,
to our neighboring city, 1t is only this
sort of cooperation that guarantees the
highest success of any common enter
prise. Our citizens may justly con-
graduate themselves on the showing
made, and we are p:sased to hear the
rumor that Boyne City expects to re-