Charlevoix county herald., 1917-11-16

John Porter left Thursday on bust
ness trip to Bay City.
Thos. r. Joynt was--a business visitor
at Bellaire. Thursday.
Roy Sherman and family spent Sun
day at Vanderbilt with relatives.
Mrs. Albert Anderson left Thursday
for Mancelona to visit relatives.
Mrs. Noah French and son, Harold
left Tuesday:for.Grand Rapids to visit
her sister.
Mrs. e. +. Brown returned to Flint,
Thursday, after spending the past week
in the city on business and visiting
friends.
Mrs. A. w. Clark gave miscellaneou
shower Monday evening in honor of
Mrs. Frank Hengy, formerly Miss Kate
Carpenter.
A surprise and birthday party was
given at the home of Mrs. c. Maddaugh
Saturday evening in honor of Mrs.
Bessie Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Hoyt left last
Saturday for Detroit to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Jos. Junget. Mr.. Hoyt
returned home, Tuesday.
LOST-A yellow and black COLLIE
DOG. White breast and front feet.
Reward to finder.-Elmer Holt. East
Jordan, Mich. r. F. d. 2.
Wait for the Presbyterian Ladies'
Bazaar Dec. 9Th to get some Of your
Xmas presents. A chicken pie cafeteria
dinner will be served at the "Inn" on
Dec. 9Th.
Mrs. G. &. Mack and son, Glare, and
Mrs. A. Cameron with son, Donald,
went Thursday to Reycraft's hospital at
Petoskey, where each of the boys
underwent an operation for tonsils and
adnoids.
Another OF those famous One Cent
Sales at the East Jordan Drug Co. store
Nov. %, q, "a. Opeaka Coffee 38 : ID
Two lbs. for 80 cents. Olives, one 1907,
bottle 35 cents, two for 36 cents. Many
other like bargains.
The intelligence and cognizance of
crisis in our national defenses Of the
housewives in this city is proven by
the large number signing cards in the
recent Hoover Drive for Food Conser-
walton. Total number of homes visited
493. Cards signed 465.
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows and
their fslends will hold joint meeting
Saturday evening, Nov. 18th. A pot
luck supper will be served at $780, after
which there will be a program OF music
and talks, Rev. Myron F.. Hoyt will
ran address,on Fraternity.
% 1t the Red Cross Headquarters next
sunday at 2:30 p. m. Instructions. will
be given in preparing war foods, Sub
ject--'Vegetables, Their Food Value,
and How to Prepare them. This is
the second in a series, to be given
following the Hoover Drive for
Food Conservation in the Home. Every
housewife invited No charges.
+. Miss Pearl Sheldon, O well-known
and popular former resident of this
city and daughter Of Mr.. Henry
Sheldon, was united in marriage
at Detroit last Friday, Nov. 9th,
to Mr.. John Lintz of New York City.
They will make their home in New
York where MIR. Lintz is in business.
The bride has the sincere congratula-
tons OF host of friends in this city.
A dispatch from Ottawa, Ont, Of last
Monday, stated that among the Canad-
ian enlisted soldiers casualty list was
that OF Ray Reed of East Jordan, Mich,
reported wounded. Mr. Reed, who is
q brother of Mrs. Thos. MeCary OF this
city, Mas formerly a resident of this
city. He left here eight years ago with
his mother, Mrs. Mile Reed, for Trout
Lake, Mich. Three years ago he enter
ed the employ of the Canadian govern
ment as surveyor and later joined a
Canadian Contingent OF soldiers to
England. He is "a years Of age and
unmarried.
Glenn w. Roy, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. II. Roy OF this city is among the
East Jordan boys making success in
business world. He was recently trans
ferred from Flint Mich, to Kenosha,
Wis, to take charge Of new store Of
the King Clothing Co. In speaking Of
the new store recent issue OF the
Kenosha paper says:
The new store Is in charge of G. w.
Roy who came to Kenosha from Flint
Michigan, where he has been in bust
ness for more than seven years. A
man who understands the clothes from
A to ., be has announced his intentions
~ ostaryns, tho heat for the least and Of