Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-07-31


ing at the Columbia University, stating
that he expects to return to East Jordan
with Mrs. Holiday about Aug. 18th.
The barge Neff cleared East Jordan
for Buffalo, Thursday afternoon with
cargo of 1900 tons pig iron from the
East Jordan Iron Furnace. From there
they return to Escanaba, load with ore
and return to this city.
The Herald has just completed the
printing and binding of the Charlevoix
County Fairs Annual Premium List.
These will be in the hands of Sec'y h.
A. Brintnall today and he will COM
mence the distribution of same at once.
v'Pretty good for muck land" is what
j. A. Nickless said to The Herald fellow
this week when he showed us sheaf
of oats 56-inches high, grown by him on
his farm near here. And, considering
the contrariness Of the past season, its
pretty good for any kind Of land.
The little boyof DR.. Swinton OF Char
levoix, received a broken leg in an
auto accident at Charlevoix, Thursday.
We understand the lad was playing and
ran into the path of the machine. Mr..
Swinton is well known here, being con-
nected with the Argo Milling Co.
Duncan McColman, aged about 65
years, received broken right leg and
crushed foot in an accident at the
Chemical Plant, Wednesday forenoon.
He was working around pile of bags
containing acetate when he uhdermin-
ed the pile, causing it to topple over on
him.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
will give a musicale at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Glenn, Tuesday afternoon,
Aug. 3rd. at 2:30. Program numbers
will be given by Mrs. Cameron, Mrs.
Dole, Miss Loveday and Miss Anna
Berg. Light refreshments will be
served. The program fee of Is cents
will be applied on the parsonage fund.
Carl Heinzelman, the popcorn man,
has installed a new Butter-Kist Pop
corn machine at his stand to care for
the increasing demands of his many
patrons. This new machine automatic
ally pops and buffers the corn, and
turns 1t out wholesome, crisp, delicious
and temptingly good. The corn will be
put out in special bags, containing
premium coupons.
Another BARN DANCE will be given
at the new addition to the Everett b.
Clark Seed House next Wednesday
evening August 4th, under the auspices
of Company Il, 33rd M. N. g., and the
Metropole Orchestra. Over three
hundred people attended the former
affair md since then a number have
expressed desire that our Military
boys and the Metropole Orchestra give
another dance. Admission will be the
same as before-Gentlemen 25c, Ladies
10c.
Stephen Bashaw, well-know resi-
dent Of this city, passed away at his
home on the West Side Thursday night
Deceased was a Civil War veteran,
aged about GO years, and has been an
invalid for the past seyen or eight years
He leaves one son, Archie, of Duluth,
and four daughters-Mrs. Nora Myers,
Mrs. Ramsey Wells, and Misses Jennie
and Agnes. Funeral services will be
held Sunday afternoon at 200 O'Clock
from the L. ID. S. church, conducted by
Elder Dudley. Interment at the Eas
Jordan cemetery.
The new Dancing and Refreshmen
Pavilion at julie Walters Resort will bt
ready for opening in about ten days
This resort, conducted by Mr.. Walters
andtlocated on the east shore of Pine
Lake-near Holy Island, is fast forgini
to the front as a summer resort place
He now has accommodations for abou
forty people, has the best private docl
on the lake, together with a boat hous,
and other conveniences. There is NJ
better place on the lake for bathing
and the fishing in that vicinity is good
Mr.. Walters is to be congratulated Of
the success he has made OF his enter
prise.
One of the many novel scenic effect
in "a MODERN CINDERELLA is tha
OF the sinking of the yacht "Crysts
Slipper" So ingeniously is tn
mechanism required operated, that thi
particularly arranged bit of realisr
works the audience into great state {
excitement and wonder The princip;
upon which this interesting scene
worked is the idea of Mr. Vic. Gran
OF the theatrical producing firm ,
Jones and Crane and is patented
biz Mr.. Crane, who is OF an nventiv
tufeof mind, has devoted considerab