Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-04-17

Grand Traverse wss the only county
below the straits that went wet
Cable men of the Telephone Co. are
making repairs of the lines here this
week. =:
"Samson"-A six-reel photo-drama
at the Temple Theatre next Tuesday
evening.
The county roads system was adopt
ed at the elections in Otsego and Ros-
common counties last week.
The closing episode of 1.-THE Million
Dollar Mystery" will be given at the
Temple Theatre this Saturday evening,
April 18th.
A "Pair of Skies" will be the next
regular theatrical attraction at the
III ple Theatre-Wednesday, May
18th.
A lumberjack named Frank Moore,
after two weeks drunken spree, fell
under and was cut in two by train at
Grayling last week.
The Cemetery Association meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Sherman, Thursday, April 22nd. All
members are requested to be present.
George Spencer has placed agasoline
tank next to the curbing in front OF
his place Of business, for the con-
venience OF his auto and motor-boat
patrons.
Crawling is to have a new, modern
school building. 1t will be l22x1S0 feet
two stories and basement, in size, and
will contain an assembly hall and gym
nasium.
Jos. Votruba was taken seriously i'll,
Wednesday, while working in the field
on his farm. He was taken to Detroit
hospital the following day by DR.. Parks
for treatment. 49,
The final meeting Of the local con-
ference committee having in charge
the local arrangements for the Y. M. C.
A. Older Boys Conference, was held in
the office OF w. P. Porter, Tuesday
evening.
Judge of Probate Cornell was up from
Charlevoix this week, to examine the
case of Miss Josephine Clark, alleged
insane. Upon recommendation Of
physicians who examined her she will
be taken to the Traverse City asylum
for treatment.
During the heavy electrical storm of
last Friday evening, the residence Of
Irwin MCGOWAN on Orchard Heights
was struck, tearing hole in the roof
and damaging the interior somewhat.
No one was injured. Several tele-
phones Whereabouts were damaged.
The Metropole Orchestra and East
Jordan were rendered a. compliment
the past week when they were engaged
to furnish music at the opening of the
new Pavilion at the Alden summer
resort July LIST. Our city has cause to
be proud of this musical organization.
Roscoe Mackey must be some sales
man. Already this spring he has sold
two carloads of horses and two car
loads OF Ford autos. Among those who
have purchased five passenger touring
cars the past week or so of Mr.. Mackey
are d. S. Payton, Matt Quinn, Clifford
Evans, Louis Cihak. and Jos. Trojanek.
On another page of this issue will be
found an interesting article on "Settipg
Strawberry Plants" written by w. F.
Tindale, the well-known Boyne City
strawberry grower. Other. interesting
features are "School Savings Banks, -
Current events by Paul Leake, and the
Poultry Department by Blett In the
Fashion Department the ladies will
find many interesting suggestions.
On another page Of this issue will be
found an adv. of the Studebaker autos,
which Ford P. Robbins of Boyne Falls
is agent for in this section. Mr.. Robbins
has on exhibition in East Jordan-a,
the Auto Inn-two of the late models
a Studebaker Roadster and -Four. "
The Studebaker is one Of the standard
reliable low-priced machines and those
interested are invited to call at the
Auto Inn and examine them.
Mrs. A. B. Farmer, well-known re-
sident of this city, died at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. S. A. Bush.' at Charlie
yoix, Thursday morning. The remain.
will be brought here this Saturday
morning on the 1890 train, and funera
services will be held from st. Joseph.
Catholic Church about HOO o'clock
conducted by Rev. FIR. Kroboth. Mrs
Farmer was the daughter Of Moses La
londe of Charlevoix, and leaves beside!
her father, brother, Tom Lalonde o.
this city. and sisters Mrs. Bush o.