Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-23

hSSudy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W: J. Ellison
daughter, May 10th.
Mrs. B. E. Waterman is under
physicians care this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brety
daughter, Monday May IS.
Atty D. L. Wilson was a Roype City
business visitor Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Carney
son, Saturday, May 10th.
VIM. Supernant spent Sunday last
with his sister at Elk Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macarthur re.
turned home from Detroit Thursday.
Thomas Clark left Thursday morn.
ing for visit with relatives at Leon,
Kansas.
Miss Alice Green returned from
Gary, Ind, Tuesday, for two weeks
vacation.
The Cemetery Improvement Ass9eia.
ton will meet with Mrs. Robert PRICE
May 2Sth,
Robert Price is making some SUBJ
stanttiial improvements on his Main st.
residence.
Miss June Hoyt who has been
seriously III, resumed her school work
this week.
Pres. C. S. Shaffsr Of the East Jor-
dan Furnace Co, was in the city first
of the week.
Miss Belle Henpipg Was guest OF her
sister, Miss Mabel, at Boyne City few
days this week.
Miss Ethel Crowell closed her term
of school in the Chaddock district Fri
day with picnic.
VIM. Aldrich left Saturday last for a
visit with friends at Grand Rapids,
Lansing and Flint.
About twenty of the Pythian Sisters
attended the convention at Kalkaska
Thursday and Friday.
Howard Severance and wife arrived
here Wednesday, from California, for
a visit with parents and friends.
City Engineer H. L. Winters is max
ing two new PLAYS for H. Bowen, of
land adjpining BoYen's Addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Siackus and family
of BoyAe City visited at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs 3. Jones, SUNDAY last.
Rev, Kyrian j. Whalen, pastor of St.
Joseph's church, Saginaw, visited
Father Kroboth, Monday and Tuesday.
G. H. Martin, formerly of Charlevoix
is assisting at Phillips Barber Shop.
Mr.. Martin and wife plan to locate in
our city.
The L. o. T. M. NJ, Monday evening
received thirty eight new members in
membership and Wednesday, forty at,
tended the convention h pe.dd at BQyns
City.
Mrs. J. A. Bonney is quite i'll al the
home of her daughter, Mrs. G. A. Lisk
DR.. Armstrong was here from Charlie
voix, Thursday, in consultation with
DR.. Parks on the case.
I Rev, r. Porter Bennett will leave
on Monday for his home near Stirlins
Ontario, to visit his brother who is vers
i'll with no 4opes of recovery. He eX:
poets to be gone. about ten days.
w. E. Malpass. commissioner elect
from the Presbytery Of. Petpskey, left
for Chicago. on Wednesday, to attend
the meeting Of the General Assembly
in the 18th Church. He will probably
be, absent about two weeks.
Peace Day, May 18th, was. very
pleasactly observed by the G.. A. R.
and w. X. C. of East Jordan. Depart
ment Commander Chase and wife. ar
rived on the Str. Hum and were met by
the Post and Corps and escorted to the
ball meath the folds. Of Old Glory" A
bountiful dinner awaited all. The lad
les Of the Corps, have always been no
ted for both the, quantity and quality o.
their spreads and this, excelled all 9th
ers. The afternoon program commen'
ced by an interesting talk by Rev
Grigsby in which he gave his concep
ton of the Civil War as he watched IT.
progress from, another continent. Mex
came Col. Mears Of Boyne Falls, wht
gave a real army talk which made thu
veterans feel it was but yesterday 81
eleverly did, he span the years. Rev
Bennett, gave short address which
contained many inspiring and helpful
phrases. Col. Chase as the closing mum
Der proved an efficient speaker. HI
commended this Post and Corps OF
their progress and stated that in n,