Charlevoix county herald., 1914-05-09
School Festival, May 18th.


School Festival, May 18th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Schefflel
a daughter May 9TH.
The East Jordan Dancing Club closed
their seasons series of dances Thurs
day evening.
The East Jordan Creamery G. Ice
Crhn Co. are now receiving cream on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The Metropole Orchestra will give
another one of their popular dancing
parties one evening this coming week.
We're wondering if our Board OF
Health had in mind that May 10th was
Sunday when they ordered all property
V~ners to clean up their premises ION
or before May 10.
A number of our citizens are making
marked improvements on their resid-
ence properties this spring in the way
of parking, etc. The north Main St.
stretch, which was paved last fall, is
presenting fine appearance.
Since our grocers and market men
decided to close at 1880 p. m. Except
Saturdays and Pay Days. our dry
goods, clothing and shoe merchants
have swung into line making the clos
ing of our stores at 1880 practically un-
amii4us.
The Ellsworth Produce Co.'S ware
house at Ellsworth was destroyed by
fire early Sunday morning at loss of
probably about $4,000 It will be re-
built Immediately. The building was
erected five years ago by Ralph Davis
of this city who with Homer Chatterton
and Miner Walt of Mt. Pleasant COM
prise the company.
The larger majority of our business
men keep their stores and surround.
ings in a neat and tidy condition. I'm.
fortunately few are negligent, but
we trust they will see the error of their
ways and start housekeeping at once
Our City Commission are endeavorine
TO have "spotless town" and every
citizen should cooperate with them.
John Arnold who has been confined
in county Jail awaiting trial on a charge
of assault with intent to do bodily harm
lesSthan murder was taken to the
hospital at Petoskey this week where
an operation was performed for appen
dicitis. His condition is critical. L
will be remembered that Mr. Arnolc
was an inmate at the county farm, jus
before his arrest suffering with {
severe case of typhoid fever.
Many people in the community will
be pleased to learn that arrangement!
have been completed for most splen
did Lyceum Course for next winter
It consists OF three very strong musica
numbers, and two exceptionally gooC
lectures and will cost about one-thirc
more than last seasons course which
gave such universal satisfaction. Abou
a dozen of our business and profession
al men came to the front and made i
possible; about three hundred pur.
chasers of season tickets will insure it
success.
MpHda Proctor received Telegram
last week announcing the death of he
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Lalonde, at Clio
Wis, New Mexico. Mrs. Eleonore La
londe was well known here havin.
spent most of her life here since she
was three years old. She was born il
Cheboygan, September LIST, 1884. Per
iotinitis was the cause of her suddei
death. She leaves husband, and tw'
small children of Clovis, N. NJ, a moth
er, Mrs. Proctor of this city, three sis
tiers, Mrs. A. E. Montieth, of Iuka Kan
sas, Mrs. Dan Morgan, of Buffalo, N.
Miss Lillian of this place and two brotl
ers, Robert and John, also large cir
Gle of friends to mourn her loss.