Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-04-25

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The postoffice at Westwood antrim
Comfy will DO discontinued after
April 30th.
The Alba Review was sold this week
to Bert M. Beswick of Boyne City, Tom
r. Campbell is the retiring editor.
MfXlaud Sweet and Miss velma
White both of Jordan Township were
married on Wednesday, at the Presby-
terrain church, by Rev. A. ID. Grigsby
Our poultry raising readers will find
a good article under the poultry de-
partment by Ernest B. Blett. The
SsEject, Selecting the Breeders" The
Article is illustrated with two half-tones
and gives some good sound advice.
The home of Mrs. r. A. HOLDEN on
the west side was the scene of wedding
festivities last Sunday noon when her
granddaughter, Miss Grace Clark, was
united in marriage to Ray w. Grosset,
Elder Charles Burch performed the
ceremony in the presence of few i'm
mediate friends and relatives. Follow
ing the ceremony q fine wedding
dinner was served. The young couple
start housekeeping at once in one Of
the Cooperage cottages.
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Sheriff Chaplin was called out at 2:30
Thursday morning by nightwatehman
French at Hosmer's mill to take. charge
of woman whom he had discovered
wandering about the mill yard. After
On hour and half search she was
found by Mr.. Chaplin and proved to be
Mrs. w. S. Shulenberger, whose home
is near Phelps. She is mentally unbal-
anced and had stolen a ride to this
place on freight train. Charlevoix
county officials, in whose jurisdiction
she resides, were notified. -Bellaire
Independent.
Navigation at this port was opened
last Tuesday April 2lst, when the
steam barge Charles S. Neff came in
for cargo of pig iron at the East
Jordan Iron Furnace. She cleared
Thursday for Buffalo. The steam barge
S. NJ. Stephenson came in Thursday
night and is loading with cargo OF
hsvdwood lumber from the East Jordan
Lumber Co.'S docks. The steamer Hum
went down to Charlevoix, Thursday
for government inspection, and expects
to start its regular spring schedule Of
two round trips per day, next Monday
A. f. Mason, for the past thirty-five
years one of the leading business men
of Charlevoix, gave trust mortgage
of over $4,000 to A. f. Bridge Satur
day and from now on until all claims
are settled, the store will be operated
by Mr. Bridge as trustee. Mr.. Mason
states that the dull season, heavy bool
accounts and heavy purchases which
he has been unable to dispose of is the
cause of the filing of the trust mort
gage. The business will be conductec
as heretofore and an effort will BIZ
made to pay all indebtedness dollar for
dollar, -Charleyoix Courier.
The two bandits who robbed the Soc
Line Station have been giving very
much trouble to the authorities there
Two officers have been shot, and thu
bandits at last accounts were at large
Hurry orders came last week for tn,
Charlevoix County bloodhound anc
Deputy Sheriff Fred Coon left with the
dog last Thursday. The bandits are
young men named Clyde Smith and
Joe Parent, both of whom resided a
East Jordan a couple Of years ago
Smith was a familiar figure on on
streets, having only one arm. The.
went from here to Boyne City wher
Smith was married to Lola Flanders,
young girl in the grammar department
of school.