Charlevoix county herald., 1916-06-09

Flag Day next Wednesday.

Flag Day next Wednesday.
Children's Day next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cameron leave first
of next week for visit with relatives
in Canada
A silo belonging TO Chas. Sweet was
blown down during one of the recent
heavy wind storms.
Stanley Risk is at the Raycraft
hospital at Petoskey, where he under
went an operation for appendicitis.
A barn belonging to ii. F. Rifenberg
of Ironton was destroyed by fire last
Thursday night. Loss sll00, insurance
$400.
Anthony Rebec of Jordan township
| has young fox Gagged which he is tam
ing. He came across the Infant"
while blowing on his farm.
''Uncle Sans Flower Garden" will
be home-talent play presented by
some of our local people at the Temple
Theatre in the near future.
Miss Erzella Mcmillan, who is train
ing to become nurse, at Traverse City
is expected home today for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. |. Nc
MILAN, over Sunday.
Next Wednesday-June 14th is Flag
Day and the citizens of East Jordan
are urged to observe the day by dis
playing the American Flag at their
homes and in the various business
places.
A frame dwelling near the Flooring
Plant, occupied by Fred Warren, was
destroyed by fire at an early hour
Thursday morning, together with most
of their household effects. A small
Y insurance was carried.
: Special film features at the Temple
Theatre this coming week, in addition
to the regular programs, will be the
uesday-Animated Week
ly. Friday, Grand Canyon of Arizona
Burton Holmes Travel-picture. Satur-
day, Bray Cartoon, "Inbad the Sailor, !"
kSlIlOuelle ldHldSleJ.
Miss Margaret Divis and Mr.. Joseph
Chanda both popular young people of
Jordan Township were united in mar
riage at st. Johns church on Monday
morning After the services the very
large number of relatives and friends
repaired to the home of the brides
parents where sumptuous repast was
served. In the evening they were
rendered reception in the Catholic
Workmen's Hall. They will reside in
Jordan Township.
Mrs. Josephine Pesek of Jordan
Township passed away on Sunday,
after long illness borne patiently and
with resignation. Deceased was born
in Bohemia and was seventy-six years
old She was one of the pioneer resi-
dents of Jordan township. She leaves
two sons, Frank and Jacob Pesek and
three daughters, Miss Josephine Pesek
and Mrs. VIM. Bashaw of this commun-
ity and Mrs. Hajek of Charlevoix. The
luutl Wdo llClO VII uCohdy hiOl hiu
from ST. Johns Church.
There now seems good chance OF
having the affairs of the old Beulah
Home association, at Boyne City, closed
up as there will be a meeting of the
board of directors in Detroit, Monday
June 10, at which every effort to clean
the slate will be made. The property
at Boyne City was traded some time
ago for Detroit real estate and this has
increased steadily in value until thai
which has been sold has brought
enough money to pay off all the deb
of the institution. The remaining pro
perry will be sold and the money will
be made a part of the Herman Swift
estate aud will 90 to Mrs. Swift anc
son. Many of the members of The
board of directors have died and the
first work of the board will be to hole
an election. Then the other bushes:
can be looked after and the board dis
solved.-EX.