Charlevoix county herald., 1917-04-27
Briets Of The Week

'War Brides" at Temple Theatr,
next Tuesday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. X. O. Bisbee, {
son, Apr. oath.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Pratt, {
son, Elton Lee, Apr 25th.
Martin Ruhling will distribute car.
load OF fertilizer among a number OF
our farmers the last of this week.
Mrs. T.. l.. Burdick and daughter
Miss Una, left Thursday for Grand
Rapids and Kalamazoo to visit relatives.
"War Brides" will be the special
motion-picture attraction al Temple
Theatre next Tuesday night, May lst.
See adv. elsewhere.
Rufford M. Watson and Mrs. Mable
RICHARDSON Scott OF this city were
Matted in marriage on Friday, Apr Goth
by Justice II. G.. Blount.
Mrs. George Pringle and Mrs. John
Williams of Flint visited friends in the
city this week, and packed the formers
Household goods to be moved to Flint,
where Mr.. and Mrs Pringle will make
their future home.
II is announced that w. p. Porter,
receiver of the Michigan Hotel property
will rebuild the Hotel Michigan, form
erly Elston.) Ii is expected that the
house will be put in shape for opera
ton this summer.-CharlevoiX Sentinel.
Clinton g. LaValley and Miss Mona
Stamper of this city were quietly
married at the NJ. f. parsonage by Rev.
M. w. Duffey at Boyne City Saturday
evening, Apr. 2lst. They were attend
ed by Ward Spencer and Bernice Isa-
man.
Mrs. w. r. Squier and children ar
rived Monday from San Antonio, Texas
for an extended visit here with her
father, p. X Winters. While enroute
here the little girl, Ellen, was taken i'll.
After their arrival here illness develop
ed into diphtheria
Mrs. Anna Godfrey, formerly Mrs.
Anna ST. John of Wilson township,
passed away last Sunday, April 22nd at
her home near Farmer, Mich, at the
age of SO years. The remains were
brought back here for burial and the
funeral services took place at the Will
son Grange Hall at 1890 o'clock Tues
day morning conducted by the Rev.
John Clemens. She was laid to rest in
cemetery No. of Wilson township.
AT the monthly business meeting of
thFe Ulcers and directors of the State
Bee1of East Jordan, held Thursday
afternoon, Mrs. Helen F. Stroebel, who
has served as cashier for some time,
rendered her resignation. A. j. Suffern
was elected by the directors to fill the
vacancy. Mr. Suffern has been identi-
fled with our citys business interests
for number of years, and for the past
year has been in the employ of the
Bank on the Corner
Mrs. Olive Grant passed away at her
home on the West Side last Saturday
afternoon, aged 60 years. She had been
i'll only a short time. Four children are
left to mourn her loss, viz:-Robert,
Leon, Howard Grant and Mrs. Calb
Tompkins OF Traverse City. Her hus-
band passed away few years ago.
Funeral services were held from her
late home Tuesday afternoon. conduct
ed by Rev. John Clemens. Interment
at East Jordan Cemetery.
Mr.. Joseph Zess, well known resi-
dent, passed away early Sunday morn
ing at his farm home, one mile west of
town on the lake-shore road The i'm
mediate cause of death was heart
trouble. Joseph Edmund Tess was
born in Pethrie, Canada, Sept. 6, 1861.
He came to East Jordan thirty-three
years ago, with his parents, Theodore
ami Harriet Tess On March 9th, 1885,
bxwas united in marriage to Mrs
+. Emma Coucher Two children were
born to this union, but both died in
infancy. Joseph was one OF eleven
children, and the second one to break
this circle; the first one was Mrs. M.
II. Jackmann, who was buried here
about three years ago. Besides his de-
voted wife, he leaves to mourn his loss
six brothers and three sisters; Alex and
John of Moose Jaw, Canada, Moses of
Paine Iowa, Lewis of Seville, Ohio,
Theodore and Robert OF East Jordan,
Mrs. Josephine Vondell OF East Jordan,
Mrs. Hattie Wilks OF San Diego, Cal
ifornia and Mrs. Anna Chaddock OF
South Haven, Mich. From outside the
city none were able to attend the fu-
neral except Lewis Of Seville, Ohio,
and Anna Chaddock Of South Haven.
The funeral took place on wednesday
morning from ST. Joseph's church, and