Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-26

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their farm, north of the city, this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Harring-
Nbp, twins-a son and daughter, June
oath.
The Steamer City Of Boyne will run
an excursion from Charlevoix to East
Jordan next Sunday, July 9th, leaving
Charlevoix at 1000 a. m.
Two books of comic operas were left
in some one of the business places Of
the city recently. Anyone finding them
will do favor by returning same to
this office.
Clyde Hunsberger of the 500, son of
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Walter Hunsberger of
this city was united in marriage at
Petoskey, first of the week to Miss
GrG Scott of Ypsilanti
Supt and Mrs. L. p. Holiday left
first of the week for Hillsdale where
they visit friends. From there they go
on to New York City where Mr.. Holli-
day re-enters Columbia University for
summer studies.
The Pomona Grange rally held at
Ironton Thursday, was one of the most
successful affairs. Over one hundred
were in attendance in spite of the
inclement weather, and the program as
arranged was carried out in full.
Notice-Mystic Lodge No. $40, F. and
A. NJ, will meet at their lodge room
next Sunday al 1000 a. m. and attend
the st. Johns Day observance at the
Methodist church. All members re-
quested TO be presently order of
w. M
Another time table went into effect
on the E. j. G S. r. r. Friday the 18th.
The night train, which was recently
added, is discontinued. The morning
train leaves ten minutes later-7:45-
and the afternoon train arrives five
minutes earlier-4:30 p. m.
Grinnell Bros. Music House, repre-
sented by Messrs Stucke and Cox, open
a sale of their musical instruments in
the Freiberg building today. The Grin
nell name is guarantee of square and
liberal dealing and anyone contemplate
ing the purchase OF piano should call
at their wareroom.
A new time table goes into effect on
the ID. e c. R. r. next Sunday June
9th. The morning train leaves East
Jordan fifteen minutes earlier than
heretofore-8:45-in order to connect
with the g. r. & |. The afternoon
train arrives at East Jordan at 450 in
stead of $50 as at present.
A big meeting of Odd Fellows is PLAN
ned for this city next Friday evening,
July End, when Jordan River Lodge
No. $50 |. o. o. F. will entertain men,
bers from the Central Lake, Charlevoix
Boyne City, Ellsworth, Boyne Falls,
and Horizons Bay lodges. The meet
ing will be attended by Grand Master
Myles F. Gray and Grand Secretary
Fred A. Rogers. The meeting is get
together" proposition and every Odd
Fellow in this vicinity is urged to at
tend.
Mr.. Orrin T. Stone and Mrs. Carrie
A. Bockes, two well-known and highly
esteem East Jordan residents, were
united in marriage at Charlevoix, Tues
day, the Rev. Quinton Walker per-
forming the ceremony. They left from
there on short wedding trip return
ing to East Jordan, Thursday. Mr.
Stone is engineer on the d. & C. r. r.
having held that responsible position
for number of years. Mrs. Stone,
with children, has resided on the West
Side for several years.
The Military Minstrels, under aus
pices of East Jordan's Military Com
pany al the Temple Theatre Tuesday
night, drew one Of the. largest crowds
ever present at local entertainment.
The show was, without exception, the
best ever staged as local production.
Under the able management of Frank
Gruber and John N. Phillips pro-
gram was presented that thoroughly
satisfied everyone and brought forth
hearty commentator. East Jordan is
fortunate in having number of pro-
fessional theatrical people with them
each summer, and doubly fortunate in
having their cooperation in any local
enterprise. Hartman and Varady in
their sensational dancing was a revela-
ton to the majority Of the large crowd
of what is really meant by classic
dancing. Phillips and Bergen (Mr. and
Mrs. John N. Philhps) in their various
parts brought forth rounds Of applause
from the pleased audience, attesting to
their excellence as stage favorites. The
show was an unqualified success in
every respect.
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