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


WorlSmen have copmenced work on
the improvements on the M. E. church
and parsonage.
The Russell House is being re-mod-
,slled and re-painted. They expect to
add an auto service to trains in the
near future.
The High School Juniors will hold
Penny Social next Thursday evening
at the High School building, commen-
cling at 1880.
The Stratfords-Male quartette and
Observation-Disclosures Temple Theatre
next Monday night. Single admission
50c. Auspices Lyceum Course.
Mrs. E. L. Calkips Of Battle Creek
State Pres. of the Womans Christian
J Temperance Union is billed for
lecture here, Tuesday April 2lst. Watch
for later announcement.
Miss Hazel Lee, daughter of John
Lee residing south Of the city in An.
trim county, died Wednesday OF
Bright's disease, aged Is years. Funeral
services will be held this Saturday:
Mrs. Frank Cronin died at her home
near the Catholic CHURCH Friday after
noon of consumption. She leaves
husband, two children and her mother.
Funeral arrangements have not been
made at this writing.
Harry Holland, aged 80 years, died at
the Commercial House last SATURDAY.
evening from an accidental taking OF
an overdose OF medicine containing
poison. The remains were shipped by
Undertaken Wilmington, Tuesday, 10
Monongahela, Pa. where Sister re-
sides.
st. Joseph's Catholic parish is con-
templating the erection Of parochial
residence during the coming year. The
plans nave already been made and APP
proved and the farmer portion of the
congregation have commenced the
drawing of stone and gravel. When
complete, the building will be one OF
the hands )mest in the city.
Mrs. William Crosby, a well known
resident of Eveline township died last
Monday OF pneumonia at her home.
Deceased was aged 67 years. Funeral
services were held from her late home
Friday morning and the remains were
then taken to CharlevoiX where they
were inferred beside relatives, She
leaves a husband and several children.
Twenty-Five saloons Of Traverse City
sell a lot of liquor and two clubs hand
out heap more. Botn the Elks and
Bohemian clubs at their rooms handle
more turntables than most any saloon
in the city. Apparently the fact that
Traverse City has nearly two dozen
recognized and licensed saloons does
not deter others from engaging in the
pastime Of selling intoXicants.
Our Women's page is filled with good
things this week. We trust our lady
readers will not pass up this weeks
issue. "Talks to Mothers" has strong
article, which is good. The Young
Folks Department has a good story,
'Topsy's Death" "Our Michigan APP
pies" in poetry. Our Fashion and
Embroidery departments, are offering
the latest styles and you will take in
terest in the study Of the offerings this
week
Mitchell LaCroix died at his homo
near Boyne City last Thursday, aged
eighty-three years. Deceased was
born in Michigan and spent the greater
part of his life in the northern part of
the state. Funeral services were held
from the church at Advance Saturday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. Duffey
of Boyne city. Deceased leaves a
widow, three sons--Victor and William
of East Jordan and Ben Of Boyne City
and one daughter, Mrs Esther Hoy OF
Boyne City.