Charlevoix county herald., 1917-06-01

John l.. Kane left Tuesday for Chicago
on business.
Harry McHale was here from Mus
kegon over Sunday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nachazel
daughter, May 18th.
Roderick Davis is visiting his sister
at Copemish this week.
Ray and Charles Blanchard returned
home from Flint, Saturday.
Mrs. C. Walsh and Miss Eva White
returned from Luther, Monday.
Mrs. John Poison of Mancelona is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Green.
DIR. II. w. Dicken was a Detroit and
Kalamazoo business visitor first of the
week
Mrs. B. E. Waterman is at Petoskey
= this week taking treatments at one of
s hospitals there.
w. p Porter returned home We'd
nesday from business trip to Saginaw
and other points.
Earl Shay returned home from Flint,
Saturday and with his wife now occupy
rooms in the Gibson house.
Frank B. Conway was home from
Flint few days this week. He expects
to move his family to Flint soon.
Mrs. r. Seymour and daughter, Vir-
ginia, of Iron Mountain are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Wood.
Rev. Joseph Nimmrichter of Alma,
and Rev. Charles Van Colen OF Suttons
Bay were guests of FIR. Kroboth this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Crossman return
ed from Grand Rapids, Tuesday, where
Mr. Crossman has been taking treat
ments.
Mrs. Otto Soehner left Tuesday for
Lansing, where she will attend the
graduation OF her brother, who grad
yates from the M. "A. u.
Mrs. Armstrong and Miss Maxine
Whiteman of Rapid City were guests at
the w. E. Malpass home over Sunday
and attended the C. E. Convention here.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Litner passed away Friday last, fu-
koIl a. l.
Saturday afternoon by Rev. r. S.
Sldebotham.
1.-THE IT, S. registration in Eveline
township for military service will be
held next Tuesday, June 9Th, at the
Mountain School House-the regular
voting precinct-D. S. Payton, register
ing officer.
The little fIve-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Carney was taken to one
of the Petoskey hospitals, Thursday by
DR.. Dicken, accompanied by his aunt,
Miss Villas Murray, where he was
operated on for appendicitis.
The First Annual Baccalaureate
Address to the graduates of st. Joseph's
High School will be delivered by Rev.
Timothy Kroboth, in ST Joseph's
Church on Sunday June Bird at 7:3O p.
m. Everyone is cordially invited.
George Spencer is closing out his
plumbing shop and electrical supply
business preparatory to removing to
Midland, where he is associated with
Carl Heinzelman in a plumbing shop,
under the firm name OF Heinzelman
& Co. He has sold his electrical supply
outfit to the Reid-Graff Plumbing Co.,
who will now have an exclusive field.
George has been associated with East
Jordan's business interests for num-
, lbee of years and we are indeed sorry
ITO See him leave us.
On Saturday last, May Goth, the fol-
lowing ladies attended a meeting in
Boyne City held at the Wolverine
Hotel by the Monday Study Club, to
form a county Federation. Mrs. H. c.
Blount and Mrs. Will Painter repre-
scented the Study Club of East Jordan,
which already belongs to the state
Federation. Mesdames w. p. Porter,
Howard Porter, L. P. Holiday, d. H.
Fitch, Jamison, M. E. Heston and
Empey represented the Improvement
Club of East Jordan. A County Fedora.
ton was formed. The following officers
were elected for one year:
President-Mrs. Bridge of CharlevoiS
Vice President-Mrs. w. l.. Martin,
Boyne City
2nd Vice President-Mrs. M. B. Palm
tier, East Jordan
Recording Secretary-Mrs. j. M
q Tompkins, Boyne City
" Cor Secretary-Mrs. Aud, Charlie
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