Charlevoix county herald., 1915-05-01

Born to Mr.. and Mrs Earl Farmer a
daughter, April oath.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. jackson Stewar
daughter, April 18th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Adds Of
the West Side, son, April 25th.
Pres. Schaffer of Marquette, was in
the city Wednesday leaving for Chicago
this week
Arlene Hammond has a position as
teacher in the Mt. Pleasant public
schools for the coming year.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
realized about $500 for furnishing the
Y. M. C. A. banquet Friday evening.
Charles Murphy Of this city has been
appointed member of the State For
estry and Fire Warden department.
w. A. McCalmon, former East Jor
DANTE now located at Winnetka, ILL.,,
favors The Herald this week with sub
scription renewal.
The farm home of Frank Colburn in
Echo township was destroyed by fire
Tuesday noon, together with most of
the contents. The fire originated from
cook stove.
Earl LOOMS and Miss Leola Bell
Sweet, both of Eveline township, were
united in marriage at Charlevoix, Mon
j day last, Rev. L. c. Vineyard, pastor of
the Baptist church officiating.
The barge S. M. Stephenson cleared
this port, Wednesday, with cargo of
hardwood lumber, consigned to Erie,
Pa. On her return trip she brings
cargo of coal for Charlevoix parties.
The Military Minstrels-Co. KS star
attraction-will be with US again in the
near future. Gruber and Phillips have
charge of the staging of this world
famous production, which this year
will present everything new except the
name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Hawkes. have
rented the house OF Mrs. Cronin on
Third-st, and moved their household
goods here from Boyne City. Mr..
Hawkes. has been quite i'll since coming
here and they are stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. johnson.
The Herald is in receipt OF pleasant
line from Prof Jerome B. Allen at st.
Elmo, Tenn, stating that he was about
to leave there for the north for the
summer, weather here is fine, the
thermometer ranging from rs to IS de-
gress daily. The fruit crop is bumper
this season."
Supt. L. p. Holiday left Friday MORN
ing for Big Rapids to supervise as
Chairman the District Oratorical and
Defamation Contest held that evening.
A number of cities of the twelve coun-
ties in the district were represented.
East Jordan was represented by Oscar
Bennett in defamation.
Supt. j. T. Northon, formerly at the
head of our public schools, has been
re-engaged as Superintendent Of
the Marlette public schools. In
commenting on it the Marlette Leader
says: "Mr. Northon took our schools
at critical period and has been sue
cessful in maintaining a SPLENDID spirit
both among pupils and patrons.
The last meeting of the Improvement
Club for the year was held with Mrs.
w. p. Porter on Tuesday afternoon for
the election of officers, closing with a
six o'clock dinner and a short program
which was very enjoyable. This closed
the Club work for the season. Officers
a elected were: President, Mrs. ID. H..
Fitch; Secretary, Mrs. Heston; Treasur-
err, Mrs. Charles Malpass.
The Temple Cafe, which has been
owned and managed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Phillips the past year or so, was
purchased the past week by Frank
Green, who took charge of same, Mon
day. The Temple Cafe is. without ex-
ception, one of the finest restaurant
locations in this part of the state. Mr..
Green is stocking up" and extends a
cordial invitation to all to come in and
get acquainted.
The East Jordan Creamery and Ice
Cream Co. announce that they will
commence receiving cream next week.
They will receive same on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays-forenoons
only-until further notice. Messrs
Mather and McCool haye, by fair deal
ings in the past few years, built up
good, healthy patronage among the
farmers hereabouts. They invite the
farmers of this region to deal with then
and will at all times pay the highest