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

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Porter were at
Traverse City Tuesday.
w. Marks OF Boyne City visited at j.
L. Weismans Thursday.
X. Nurko of Detroit visited Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Danto, Thursday.
| Mrs. A. B. Mech returned home
from Charlevoix Tuesday.
Giles and Hawkins have installed a
new soda fountain this week.
Vern Payton of Traverse City is visit
ing his parents here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Crossman return
ed home from Lansing, Monday.
Hugh Murphy of Cheboygan is assist
ing his brother in the cigar factory.
DR.. F. A. Baker was over from Gen.
trail Lake, Friday, guest of DR.. Parks.
Mrs. w. E. Hawkins spent Sunday
last in Grand Rapids, returning Tues
day.
Rev. Joseph Franzen, of Suttons Bay
is guest of Father Kroboth over Sun
day.
Mrs. l. M. Freyman of Petoskey visit
ed her cousin, Mrs. A. Danto and family
this week.
Mr.. King of Newport, Kentucky, is
visiting his son, Harry and family for
some time.
Frank Green and family have moved
in rooms in Miss A. NJ Kneals tenant
house on Esterly-st.
Mrs. Jennie Crouter and Geo. Crou-
ter and wife of Charlevoix were visit
ing Mrs. E. Smatts Thursday.
E. A. Gibson, whose injury was re-
ported last week was at Petoskey this
week having his arm treated.
Ray Fox, r. F. D. carrier has pur-
chased a new motorcycle with carrier
to use in delivering of mail.
! Mrs. Archie Kowalske with son leave
Saturday for Detroit to visit her bro
Their and family for two weeks.
Mrs. A. D. Grigsby and daughter,
Mrs. w. E. Moore will spend Sunday
visiting old-time friends at Cheboygan.
Mrs. Harry Potter and daughter,
Jacqueline left Tuesday for Chicago
where she will visit her sister for two
weeks.
Jesse Kline of Detroit remembers
The Herald this week with the follow.
ing: Inclosed find money order for re.
newal of your paper which we enjoy
so much.
Mrs. E. P. Hubbard OF Montague,
Mich, formerly in business in this city,
remembers The Herald this week with
subscription renewal. She has just re-
turned from a visit with her sisters in
New York.
l. M. DeVoe, formerly Superinten-
dent of the Charlevoix Schools has
been elected head of the Mathematics
department of the Highland Park high
school. That city is constructing a
new $4O0, 900 high school building to be
ready this fall.
County Engineer H. L. Winters was
at Boyne City this week surveying the
proposed Boyne Falls-Boyne City
branch trunk highway. AS there was
no State engineer at liberty to make
the survey, the state department COM
missioned Mr.. Winters to act for them
Two more fellows have been pinched
at Boyne Falls for violation of the state
fishing laws, being caught in the act Of
spearing rainbow trout, near the dam
at that village. The men had severa
beautiful fish in their possession and
also several spears. These were con
fiscated by Game Wardens Pearson Of
Boyne Falls and BRENT of Pellston, who
made the capture.
The expected turning of the tide fol-
the better in the local high school base
ball season was bitter disappointment
East Jordan was too big in base bal
sense for the Charlevoix crew and de
feated the locals IA to on the fail
grounds in that city last Friday after
noon. See was again on the mound FOL
Charlevoix and pitched consistent bal
for the seven innings of play. II wa!
J the same old story that was so thor
oughly demonstrated in the travesty
| with Boyne couple of weeks ago-in
ability to hit the ball in the pinches
unsteady fielding and poor base bal
sense. The East Arm boys, on tn,
J contrary, put up fair calibre of tn,
I national pastime and won the game b,
; the use of the stick and in some in
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