Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-06-27

Cleveland.
Mrs. r. L, Lorraine returned to Bel
laire, Thursday.
A. D. Kimball is building garage on
his residence lot
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carter have
moved to our city.
May Coates has employment at Char
leyoix for the summer.
Mrs. Chadwick is expected here this
week from South Haven.
Mrs, Jessie Isaman returned from a
visit at Lansing this week,
Mrs. Arthur Ward is visiting her sis
ter in Petoskey for week
Mrs. H, w. Dicken is visiting friends
at Petoskey for short time.
John Howell of Buffalo was visiting
his parents here this week.
Miss Edith Smatts closed her school
at Central Lake, Friday last,
Misses Mae and Theresa Phillips are
spending the summer at Detroit.
j. j. Votruba, A, Kenny and f. Bow,
en- drove to Ellsworth Thursday.
Miss Emma Naohazel will spend two
months in Charlevoix this summer.
Mrs. Thomas Gould of Mt Bliss was
visiting Mrs. Allison Pinney thisweek,
Mr. and Mrs R. VanSteenburg are
visiting friends at Bay Shore this week
Mrs. Asa Loveday and daughter,
Constance, arrived Tuesday from Lam
sing,
w. r. Brant moved his family TO Mar
auette this week wherehe has employ.
ment
w. G. Fortune has improved the app
pearance of his house with coat of
paint.
Miss Hazel Heath leaves Saturday
for Big Rapids 10 attend the Ferris IN
stitute.
Donald Reid OF Ann Arhor is visiting
his apRt and uncle DIR. and Mrs, II. w.
Dicken.
Miss Agnes Lenosky left Tuesday for
Petosl<ey where she will remain for the
summer.
Victor and Ned Daley of WestBranch
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. w. Wilkes
this week.
Harold Nachazel is spending the
week visiting relatives at Omena and
Sutton's Bay.
Mrs. Mae Jackson will leave last of
the week for visit with friends at
South Haven.
Pros. Atty d. H. Fitch is meeting
with the board of supervisors at Obarl-
evoix this week.
Mrs. w. Weber and Mrs. Fred
Nachazel were visiting Ellsworth
friends this week.
Henry Keenholts and two daughters
of New York are visiting at the home
Of Mrs. H. Keenholts.
Mrs, Sam'l Hayden who is at the hos
pital at Petoskey for treatment is re-
ported as much improved.
Glenn Bulow has moved his family
in the house recently purchased Of
Mrs. Emory on Garfield-st.
Mrs. Frank Golfer and daughter of
Boyne City were visiting at The home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cook first of the
week.
Get one of those HAMMOCKS or
PORCH SWINGS at the Hite Drug
Store. They're bushel of comfort and
priced right.
Did you read the story, "They Who
Dig Pits?" 1t is completed in this issue
and if you did not read it, you certainly
missed :reat.
Thomas Joynt and family, r. Mackey
end family AND Elmer Richards and
family were picnicking at Walkers
Landing Wednesday.
On another page we print the photos
Of the silver cups offered by the Great
er Michigan Fair to fruit growers. who
exhibit at the fair,on September 81,
Misses Ollie Hunsberger and Maude
Shocks gave a miscellaneous shower at
the formers home Wednesday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Andrew Owens.
One of the best plays of the day
within the Law" fufl of real life and
human emotion, given in recital by
Miss Louise Loveday at the Methodist
church, Wednesday evening, July 1st
Charles Tiff, age 36, died at the
court house at Chsrlevoix, Tuesday
forenoon, after being placed IN custody
over night by the officials on account
Of his mind being unbalanced. The
officers were notified Monday that Mr..
Tiff had become violently insane at