Charlevoix county herald., 1916-06-16

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June 14th.
Harold Boyd left Thursday for Flint
on business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rosenthal,
a son, June 18th.
Miss Gwendolyn Boyd was Bellaire
visitor last Saturday
Atty Thomas Meggison of Central
Lake was in the city on business,
Thursday.
Miss Erzella Mcmillan returned to
Traverse City, Monday, where she is
studying as nurse.
Clyde Danforth returned to Flint,
TuASSy, after few days visit here
Wits IS mother and brothers.
Freeman Walton is at Grand Rapids
this week attending the biennial meet
of the Mystic Workers of the World.
The East Jordan Cemetery Associa-
ton will meet with Mrs. w. p. Porter
next Wednesday afternoon, June 2lst.
MIR. and Mrs. L. G.. Balch returned
home from Shepard, Wednesday, where
they were called by the death of the
formers father.
Mrs. Jas. Stacey returned to her
home at Detroit, Wednesday, after a
two weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs ID. Z. Goodman.
Mrs. F. g. Falls and son, Charles,
arrived Wednesday from Ontario, Cal,
for a visit with her mother, Mrs. S.
Isaman and other relatives.
Glenn Holiday came up from Ira
v9'se City, first of the week and has
entered the employment of the East
Jordan Chemical Co., as stenographer
Eugene Adams and Bert Reid drove
by auto to the 500, Tuesday, where
they attended the Elk's Convention.
They expect to return home Thursday:
Editor w. E. Blake of the Scottville
Enterprise and Mr.. Olney representing
the American Type Foundry were
callers at The Herald office Friday last
Mrs. H. S. Price left Monday for
Grand Rapids, where Mr.. Price and
family will make their future home
The children will follow in couple of
weeks
"Uncle Sans Flower Garden" a
home-talent play, will be presented at
the Temple Theatre on Tuesday even
ing, June 9th, by a number OF our
young people.
Ned B. Fox of Horton Bay was an
East Jordan visitor Saturday last. Mr..
Fox is candidate for Register of Deeds
of Charlevoix County on the Republican
Ticket at the August primary.
j. E. Houghton left Monday for
Cheboygan in the interests of the
Wagstaan Coffee Co. of Detroit. MIR.
Houghton is now Northern Michigan
representative of this company.
AT meeting of our Firemen Monday
evening the following delegates were
elected to attend the State Firemen's
Convention at Detroit, July 11-l2-13:-
Eugene Adams, Chas. Coykendall, Jas.
Gummins and JOS. Montroy.
Mrs. j. p. Kenny and daughter, Miss
'Eeanore, left Monday for Grand Rapids
where they visit friends and Mrs
Kenny attends the l.. o. 7. NJ. NJ Con
vention. Miss Leanore goes on from
there to Valparaiso, Ind, to visi
relatives.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
are making arrangements for Mid
summer Musicale to be given at the
church on Friday, June 30th. Some
excellent talent, who have their summer
homes at Sequanota, have volunteered
their assistance and it will be one o
the musical events of the season.
George II. Van Pelt the origina
good roads booster for -CharlevoiI
County-together with Harry Nichols
and r. c. Hammet, of Charevoix, wer,
callers at The Herald office, Tuesday
Mr.. Van Pelt has sold his business
interests at Chicago and will here
after make his home at his farm il
Norwood and at Charlevoix.
The largest cargo that ever passe,
through the 500 locks passed down las
week. 1t was carried by the freighte
William j. Filbert OF the Pittsbur
Steamship company and consisted O
1896 tons of iron ore. The Fiber
was bound from Duluth to Sout
Chicago. The former record for tn
largest cargo was made last year by tn
w. Grant Morden which carried 14,2S
tons of @heat through the third lock
The Morden is the longest boat on tn