Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-05-15
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William Crosby is building farm
house on his property in Eveline.
A. j. Hite is nursing fractured righ
arm, received while cranking an auto,
Sunday.
w. l.. French is this week laying the
foundation for a new brick store build
ing on Main-st.
The County Convention of the L. o.
T. M. M. will be held at Ironton, We'd
nesday, May 26th.
FOUND-Small Watch with attach
ments. Owner may secure same by
applying to Will Muma.
Mrs. Titus of Pittsburg, who visited
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Phillips at Cherry
Vale Drive last summer died at her
home last week.
Mrs. Frank Greenwood, a former
East Jordan girl, died at her home at
Gladstone, April 9th. She was formly
Miss Mile Mckenzie.
Alfred Wildman of Traverse City,
representing the u. S. Department of
Commerce, was in our city this week
gathering data from our manufacturers.
The attraction ga Pair of Skies" at
Temple Theatre Tuesday evening drew
a number of people from Bellaire, Gen.
trail Lake Deward and other places.
The grim reaper nearly overlook the
stork in Chrrlevoix county during the
month of March, the State Bulletin of
Vital Statistics reporting thirty-six
deaths and thirty-eight births. Of the
deaths, one was by violence, sixteen
were 65 years or over, and seven were
under one year.
"a Pair of Skies" at the Temple
Theatre last Tuesday evening was with
out exception the best farce comedy
ever given on the local stage. The
play was wholesome, full of fun from
start to finish, and the keen wit and
satire pronounced. The members of
the Company presenting it were well
balanced, and their ability far above
the ordinary. Should they ever play a
return engagement to this city Mana
ger Adams will have to hunt up the
rs. r. o." sign.
Among those from here who attended
the annual Meguzee Assn 20. E. S.
Meet at Boyne City Wednesday and
Thursday of this week were:- Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Mackey, Mrs. Hughs, Mrs
Danto, Mrs. A. X. Hill, Mrs. G. W..
Bechtold, Mrs. H. S. Price, Mrs. John
, Mollard, Mrs. j. H. Graft, Mrs. w. T.
Boswell, Mrs. L. Kenyon, Mrs. Ed
Price, Mrs. R. A. Risk, Mrs. c. E. Gum
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ruhling, Rev. and
Mrs. T. Porter Bennett and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Zerwekh.
Fire which originated in the attic de-
stroyed the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Harrington on the West Side
Monday afternoon. Owing to the resi-
dence being q considerable distance
from the nerrest fire hydrant much
valuable time was lost in complying the
lose, and the fire gained considerable
Roadway. The contents of the lower
rooms were mostly saved, but their
loss on the dwelling and contents will
run over $4,000 with only $1,000 insur-
ance. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington are
now located in a residence near their
burned property.
At the Meguzee Assn, o. E. S.
annual meeting held at Boyne City this
week the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: President,
Anna Robinson, Boyne City; first vice
president, Mrs. Hoxie, Acme; second
vice president, Mr.. Harron, kalkaska;
treasurer, Mrs. Glassford, Charlevoix;
secretary, Irene Getty, kalkaska; cnap-
lain, Mattin Pool, Harbor Springs; mar
shall, Mrs. Smith, Traverse City. The
next annual meeting will be held at
Kalkaska.
Rufus Wells caught rainbow trout
SO inches long in the North Jordan,
Sunday, in peculiar way. The fish
had got into very sallaw water and in
its endeavors to get away became we'd
ged in between two logs and when dis
covered by the lad was making the
water boil in its attempts to escape.
Young Wells caught the monster fish
behind the gills and killed it with a
club. Frank Collard and Dave Meeker
say it was one of the finest trout taken
from the Jordan in years and was con-
siderably bigger than the one caught
by Isadore Saperston last summer