Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-04-10
Bvle4s Of the Week i,
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The Flooring Plant will resume oper-
atoms this coming week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas of near
Ellsworth, daughter, Friday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith
of Orchard Heights, son, Thursday.
Extensive repairs are being made on
the store building of James Gidley.
H. II. Cummings shipped carload OF
apples and cabbage on. Friday to Bay
City.
ChaNkvoix Pomona Grange will meet
on Thursday April 20, with Maple
Grove Grange. -
A box social will be held at the South
Arm Grange Hall next Saturday even
ing, the 18th. Everybody invited.
Tickets for quilt will be sold.
All musicians interested in the Band
for Decoration Day please report at
Band Hall on Monday night April II,
at 7:20. Instruments. -LeMieux, Mgr.
The Equal Suffrage League will meet
with Mrs. E. E. Hall on Second street,
Wednesday, April 14th, at2 o'clock p.
m. A cordial invitation is extended TO
all to attend.
Rev. T. Porter Bennett and wife
went to Manton on Friday to attend an
Epworth League Rally. Mr.. Bennett is
the district president and one of the
speakers at the rally.
The Metropole Orchestra will give a
dancing party at the X. P. Hall next
Friday evening, April 10th. Dancing
from 900 to 1900. Ladies 25c, Gentle
men SOC. You are invited.
The Steamer Beaver made her first
Island trip Tuesday. She will continue
making tri-weekly trips the remainder
of this month, taking the daily schedule
June first-Charlevoi Sentinel.
Telephone Manager Clark and wife
and the office force were entertained
at Boyne City, Monday, by Manager B.
w. Sage and wife, with supper and
games. A very pleasant evening was
enjoyed.
w. L. French is tearing down the
frame store building belonging to him,
next to Phillips barber shop. Rumor
has it that he intends putting up a
brick structure. The old building was
erected about twenty-seven years ago.
Claude Moore, received badly
crippled hand while operating buzz
saw on the Frank Wangeman farm
near the Three Bells school house,
Wednesday. The little and second
finger were cut off and the cords in the
hand severed.
State Fire Inspector Raville of Lam
sing was in our city over Sunday. He
inspected the Temple Theatre and
found everything very satisfactory.
He also inspected the back yards and
Easements of our business places and
found six orders to clean up premises.
The adjustment of the insurance on
the Elston Hotel loss is in progress this
week. 1t is expected that by the 18th
of this month work will be begun on
rebuilding the house, and contractors
who are after the job say the house can
be re-opened by June 1st.-Charlevoix
Sentinel.
Miss Ruth Ingram, who recently
graduated from Oberlin college is guest
of Miss Flora Porter. Miss Ingram,
whose parents are missionaries in
China, plans to enter a hospital at
Philadelphia for two years trairing
and then she will return to her home
in China to aid in the missionary work.
The Herald is in receipt of an an
nouncement Of the wedding OF Miss
Mable r., daughter of Mrs. Amelia
Church TO Jesse w. eagle at Chicago
Sunday April 4th. Mrs. Church ant
daughters made East Jordan their home
for number of years. Miss Mable
being employed at The Herald office
We extend sincere congratulations
Rev. Grigsby received letter from
his son, w. T. of Hastings, Friday, II
which he told of narrow escape o.
himself and wife in train wreck Sat
urday last while returning from thu
Los Angeles Exposition. 1t was head
on collision and both locomotives were
wrecked. Mr.. Grigsby and wife ART
well known here having been guest o
their parents at the parsonage on dit
ferent occasions.
Mrs. Robert Walker, who was taker
to Petoskey Hospital last Saturday in
= heal condition, passed away at tina
city Wednesday afternoon. Plans wer
made for the funeral services here
but owing to the difficulty Of re-ship