Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-12
Briets Of the NUeek
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssesesssssesss. 80

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Duplisse on
the West Side, daughter, June LIST
"She Stops to Conquer'-Temple
Theatre-next Monday evening.
The barge Charles S. Neff cleared
this port, Tuesday, for Cleveland with
$4,000 tons of pig iron from the East
Jordan Furnace Co.
South Lake Lodge $50 Knights of
Pythias and the Pythian Sisters will
observe memorial services Sunday at
800 p. m. at their hall.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude l.. futile
OF Traverse City, son-Donald Walter
June 9Th. Mrs. futile was formerly
Miss Reva Supernaw of this city.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Tape of Milan. If Tape juniors
hair should come out red, what chance
for nickname. Traverse Record
Eagle.
The Metropole Orchestra will give
dancing party at the X. P. Hall on Fri
day evening, June 18th. The Hartman's
have consented to give some exhibition
dances.
The City Commission have purchased
from two hundred and fifty to five
hundred water meters and it is their in
tention to place the water works on
meter system.
The Holy Name Societies of ST.
Joseph's Church are going on their
annual excursion to Boyne City tomor-
row. The boat will leave at 1890 a. m.
and the fare for the round trip is thirty
five cents.
The East Jordan Furnace Company
held their annual meeting in this city,
Wednesday. Those here attending the
meeting were Charles H. Shaffer of
Marquette, Frank B. Baird with wife
and two sons of Buffalo, N. Y, D. A.
Crawford and Andrew Speirs of
Chicago, w. S. Shaw of Boyne City and
Fred Smith of Elk Rapids.
Company X are busy with prepare
tons for their annual Military Min
strels-which will be new in every
thing but the name. Several of the
able talent at East Jordan's theatrical
colony-Cherry Vale-are assisting the
local talent and everything promises
an excellent evenings entertainment.
Tuesday, June 22nd. is the date.
While Mr.. and Mrs. B. |. Webster
were visiting their son, Roy E., and
family in this city recently, burglars en-
tered their home at Big Rapids, taking
about $3.50 worth of silverware and
jewelry, and thorough ransacking the
house from celler to garnet, scattering
the contents of closets and drawers.
The robbery was not discovered until
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster had returned
home.
Another special motion picture at
traction will be presented at the Tenn
pie Theatre next Monday evening when
Goldsmith classic comedy-'She Stops
to Conquer will be presented in four
reels. 1t is London Film Co. produc-
ton, featuring Miss Jane Gail, Harry
Ainley, Chas. Rock and Lewis Gilbert,
The plot abounds with sparklsng COM
edy and has perfect staging and acting.
Don't forget the date-next Monday
night. Price 10 and Is cents.
Oral M. Misenar has been engaged as
superintendent of the Worthwhile, Mich.
public schools for the coming year
This is indeed a source of qualification
to his many friends here where he
grew to manhood and graduated from
the East Jordan High with honors. Oral
is one of those level-headed fellows
who make life success against any
obstacle, and Worthwhile is indeed for
tunate in securing not only superin-
tendent with the necessary college
qualifications, but superintendent
whose clean manhood will be an in
spiration to the pupils both in the class
room and upon the athletic field.
Willard Howe of Hayes township re-
ceived internal injuries in an auto ac-
cident Sunday night which resulted
fatally few hours afterward. The
night was foggy. Howe was returning
home in buggy when an auto, driven
by James Myers, loomed up out OF the
fog. Both drivers tried to turn out, but
the car struck the buggy at the front
wheel Howe assisted Myers in getting
his auto running again and then rode
home. Shortly afterward he was found
dead from internal injuries in the barn
where he had gone to put out the horse
Deceased was about twenty years OF
age and graduated from the County
Normal last year.
For Monday between 3 and 4 o'clock,
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