Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-11-24
Brie4s Of the Week

e'Vern Flanders and family will occupy
Geo. Pringle's residence.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sloan OF
Sidney, Ohio, daughter, Nov. 18th.
Miss Eva Lewis OF Bad Axe, and Miss
Pearl of Grand Rapids are home this
week.
C. q. Isaman went to Alba on'Thurs-
day, to work for the East Jordan Lum-
Der Co..
Walter Thompson and C. Randall OF
Manistee are visiting Louis Kowalske
and family.
jim Miles and mother have moved on
the farm recently occupied by Orvie
GlEsr olus, west of town.
Mrs. Carl Whiteford and children Of
Deward, visited her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Wisler, over Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Blair returned from Min
nesota on Saturday, where she was
called by the death of her father.
Archie Wilson of this city and Miss
Lena Holden of Boyne City were united
in marriage Tuesday by Justice Blount
Mrs. c. Walsh left Monday for a visit
with relatives at Mancelona. From
there she plans to go to Florida to
spend the winter months.
Miss Nellie Carman, who has been
guest at the home of her cousin, Mr..
and Mrs Irwin MCGOWAN, returned to
her home at Norwood, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Price of Aberdeen
Wash, are expected here this Thurs
day for visit with the formers par
eDts, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Price and
Ola relatives,
Nathan Shaw and Miss Winifred
Fraser both of Boyne City were united
in marriage Saturday, Nov. 18th, at the
Church of God parsonage, the pas tor
j. w. Ruehle officiating.
Rev. John Clemens will be in atten-
dance at the District Convention of the
Methodist Episcopal church held at
Harbor Springs next Monday and Tues
day. He expects to return Wednesday
morning.
Our thanks are due Capt. II. l.. Win
tiers of Co. 81" 33rd Mich. Inf'y, now
at FL Paso, Texas, for contributing Five
Dollars toward The Herald's mess fund
The money is Mexican but we presume
of course that its bankable. 1t ought
to be for there are two photo steel en-
cravings on the bill-one of them looks
like Hughes and the other like Bill
Spring.
The Steamer Neff loaded with pig
iron at the East Jordan Furnace Co.
dock this week and is ready to clear for
Buffalo. On Thursday, with a heavy
fog prevailing, Capt. Doke noticed that
the barometer was badly stirred up,
and decided to lay by. 1t is well he
did for at this writing the wind is blow
ing a gale from the northwest, ac-
companied by sleet snow.
A special Thanksgiving program and
entertainment will be given at ST.
Joseph's school on Tuesday evening
November 18th, for the benefit of ST
Joseph's school. Besides the fine pro-
gram there will be various booths,
games and amusements and lunch also
will be served. Everyone is most
cordially invited to come and partake
of these Thanksgiving festivities.
Masque Skate Carnival at the Roller
Rink Nov. Both. A prize of two dollars
each to the lady and gentlemen having
the neatest and most attractive cos.
tunes. Skating from 200 until 1890
p. m. No unmasked skaters allowed
on the floor until after nine o'clock
General admission ten cents. Skates
25c There will also be an afternoon
skating session on Thanksgiving day.
Skates, 15c
Little Ruth, three year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hogstein passed
away Monday morning, the cause Of
her death being inflammation Of the
bowels. Funeral services were helc
from the parents home on Orchard
Heights, Wednesday afternoon con
Quoted by Rev. John Clemens. The
little girl was one of twins and we un
derstand the other child is seriously il
with the same trouble.
Two former East Jordan young PEG
pie, Fred Kowalske and Miss Ev,
Mackey were united in marriage at De
troit last Wednesday evening, Nov
18th. They came to East Jordan
Saturday last for a visit with friends
and relatives. From here they 90 t.
Lansing where they will make thei
home for awhile, Mr. Kowalske havinI
charge Of the Mason work for Contrac
tor Ed.Price. The bride has been
resident of California for several years
being located at ono Reach the mas