Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-05-08
Bviets Of the NDeek

Hale were united in marriage by Rev.
T. Porter Bennett at the Methodist par
sonage last Saturday evening.
Frank McWain of BoJne City, former
Charlevoix County sheriff and under
sheriff, has purchased grocery store
at Detroit and will move there this
week
The Dickens Club of Charlevoix gave
luncheon last Thursday afternoon in
honoHbf Miss Madeline Mullen whose
engagement to Mr.. Thomas LaLonde
has recently been announced.
"The Miracle of Roses" a Drama in
five acts will be presented in the Tenn
pie Theatre on Friday evening May q.
The play is portrayal of some of the
dramatic episodes of the Thirteenth
Century and will be ably produced by
the students of st. Joseph's School.
Game Warden Pierson spent Sunday
along the Jordan river, and several
local minrods wish he had stayed at
home. Several were found who had
short-length trout in their possession
and were hailed before Justice Blount,
Monday, who assessed them each five
dollars and cost.
Drs. Vardon and Parks this week in
stalled new and up-to-date Campbell
X'Ray macl ne. for X-Ray and electric
al work, in their office in the Monroe
block. This gives them one of the best
equipped physicians offices, the ma
CHINE being one of the very latest and
most improved in Northern Michigan.
The Latter Day Saints have made
some marked improvements on their
church property. ON the west side the
past week or SO. A new belfry has
been built, and fine bell installed
An addition of kitchen has been built
and the interior of the auditorium
finished off. They expect to start
painting the coming week. Elder
Dudley and the members of that church
are to be congratulated on their effort.
F. L. Wilder of Brazil was in our city
this week inspecting the plants of the
East Jordan Chemical Co. and Iron
Furnace. Mr.. Wilder represents one
OF the large manufacturing concerns of
that South American country, and is
making tour of the United States to
gain ideas for utilizing the native wood
of that country. the main products to
be are, wood vinegar, wood spirits,
charcoal and pig iron. He informed
The Herald reporter that the East Jor-
dan Chemical plant was the best that
he has had the pleasure of inspecting.
Through the efforts of some of our
business men, fine new bandstand is
being erected on the Boosinger proper
ty, corner of Main and Esterly SITS. Mr..
Boosinger has kindly donated the use
of the location, number of our bust
ness men subscribed to pay for the
lumber and material needed, Mr..
Waterman and several of the Band
boys are donating their time in con-
structing same, and the Electric Light
Co. will donate the electricity. The
first concert of the East Jordan Military
Band is planned for next Friday even
ing, when, weather permitting, fine
musical program will be given. In ad.
dition some of the members of our
theatrical colony will assist with bag
pipes and some comedian work.
Two of our popular young people,
Mr.. Harry Raino and Miss Elizabeth
Reynolds were united in holy wedlock
by Father Kroboth, in st. Joseph's
church on Tuesday at o'clock a. m.
The groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Raino and holds good posi-.
ton with the E. j. & S. R. r. He was
born IN Cardinal, Canada, but has lived
with his parents in East Jordan since
early childhood. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Reynolds, formerly of this city, but
now of Frederic; and is one of our
most popular young ladies. In spite OF
the early hour, the church was crowd
ed with friends to witness the ceremony
and congratulate the young couple
The groom was assisted by Mr.
Lawrence LeMieux and Miss Winifret
Raino was the bridesmaid. The affairs
Of the church were profusely ornament
ed with flowers; the .nuptial High Mass
being rendered by the Boys Choir with
Mrs. Mat. Quinn as organist. After
the ceremony dainty breakfast wa
served. at the home Of the groom's
parex Ind the young people left a
nine o'clock over the ID. & c. A large
delegation of friends awaited their ar
rival in Frederic. A sumptuous dimes
was served at the home of the BRIDE
parents and then, amidst showers o
rice the newly-weds departed over TIT
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