Charlevoix county herald., 1916-10-06
Briefs Of the Week


Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mon
roe a daughter, Oct. End.
Regular meeting Of the Pythian Sis
tiers next Monday evening at 1880.
Special vaudeville attraction at Tenn
pie Theatre, next Monday, Oct 9th.
See adv.
Atty and Mrs. E. N. Clink drove to
Elk Rapids, Wednesday, returning
home Thursday.
The M. E. Stewards will hold bake
sale at the East Jordan Drug Store this
Saturday Oct. 18th.
Tie Commercial Hotel was reopen
ed Thursday under the management Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Calkins.
Atty and Mrs. ID. l.. Wilson moved
this week into the Stanford residence
recently vacated by Supt. Holiday.
The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary
Society will meet at the home of Mrs.
L. P. Holiday, next Friday Oct. 18th.
Neil Flannery and Miss Leila Holt,
two well-known young people of this
city were united in marriage at Charlie
voix, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Crossman are re-
ceiving a visit from the formers
mother, Mrs. N. L. Crossman and also
his neice of Grand Rapids.
The stores of Weisman, Rosenthal
and Danto will be closed from 600
o'clock this Friday evening to 600 p.
m, Saturday, to observe Jewish holi-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Stone and the
hfter's daughter, Miss Blanche
Rckes left Monday for a two weeks
yBit with relatives at DeKalb junction,
NY.
LOST-From auto-about ten feet of
rubber tubing with guage in center,
also coil of spark plug wire. Suit
able reward for return to w. r. Bar
nett.
Mrs. w. S. Ritter of Deward was in
the city on business this week. Mr..
Ritter and family expect to move here
and occupy Mrs. Walsh's tenant resi-
dence.
"Bill" Kenny is now located at the
East Jordan Drug Co. store with his
photographers equipment and is pre-
pared to do developing of films and
printing.
Atty and Mrs. d. H. Fitch were at
Boyne City, Wednesday and attended
the wedding of the formers neice,
Miss Blanche Tooley to Clarence Wood
OF Charlevoix.
The second annual Flowing Match
under auspices of South Arm Grange
will be held at the Ira Olney farm next
Friday, Oct 18th. In addition to the
blowing events there will be base ball
and other contests, dinner and supper,
ending the day with dance in the eve
ming. Everybody invited.
The Michigan State Board of Health
Free Clinics, heretofore announced in
these columns, will be held in Charlie
voix County this coming week. The
days for East Jordan will be next Tues
day and Wednesday-Oct 10 and 18th
from $50 a. m, to 500 p. m, at the
,Armory.
\ Report from Camp Ferris indicate
that our boys of Company 'T' have
finally received orders to entrain for
the Mexican border and will probably
leave this Friday. The wait has been
long and irksome and the news that
the 33rd was at last to go south was
received with Joy at the Camp.
The retail price on milk was advanc-
ed one cent per quart in our city the
first OF October. This was necsssitated
by the increase in price of butter fat
East Jordan always has a lower price
for it's milk than any Of our surround
ing cities owing to our excellent graz.
ing lands, and the increased price is
still lower than elsewhere.
George Zoulek, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Zoulek of Jordan township anC
Miss Hazel Klump Of Omena, Mich.
were united in marriage at st. Joseph's
Rectory Saturday morning, Sept. Both
They were attended by Joseph Staneh
and Miss Rose Zoulek. They will make
their home on his farm four mile:
north OF town.
The priests new residence of ST
Joseph's parish is completed and nearly
ready for occupancy. The members o.
the parish are justly proud of the work
and sincerely thank the citizens of Eas
Jordan for their interest and assistance
in bringing the work to completion
On Monday evening at eight o'clocl
the residence will be opened for tn,
inspection OF the general public anC
the members cordially invite all ID