Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-08-10
Bviefs Of the Week
Observation-Disclosures LIE ass De D

vel tickct lOr the rTee mduuee,
Monday, Aug. 18th (at Ashley's.)
Ford p. Robbins of Boyne Falls was
in our city on business first of the
week.
Mrs. Geo. Jepson entertained party
OF friends Tuesday evening with pot
luck supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Reid OF Cadil-
lac visited at the home of A. w. Clark
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stroebel. X. o.
Bisbee and Mrs. q. G. Glenn were at
Petoskey. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Ashley returned
bone last Friday from an outing at De-
.roit and Niagara Falls.
II. b. Sutherland Of Detroit, former
East Jordan resident, was in our city on
business first of the week.
Claude Wood and Mike Litner return
co Tuesday from their auto trip TO
Muskegon and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Boyd, Miss Inez
Zilkey and Mrs. Pearl Edgar were
Mackinac Island visitors, Sunday.
G. E. Lee of Gladwin arrived here
Wednesday night for visit at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. E. A. Ashley.
Mrs. j. o. Rucker with children of
San Antonio, Texas, is guest of Mrs.
w. p. Squier at the Winters farm home.
Mrs. Joseph Graham with children,
who has been guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Henry Sheldon, returned home to
Chicago, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. II. Cummings are
receiving visit from the formers
sister, Mrs. Clarence Ingersoll with
daughter, Of Adrian.
Alonzo Cummings, who is with the
u. S. Marine Corps and stationed at
Quantico, Va, is home for visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Inez Zilkey and Mrs. Pearl
Edgar OF South Bend, Ind, returned
Thursday morning, after visit at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Bell.
Noah French was in Bellaire Sunday,
where he had charge OF the funeral OF
Mrs. Emma Rose, which was held at the
Methodist Church. Interment in the
Bellaire Cemetery.
Rev. John Clemens, who is at NUM-
sing with his family, will return to East
Jordan latter part of this week and take
charge Of the Sunday services at the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Remember the Red Cross tea-room is
open Wednesday and Friday afternoons
next week. Sewing rooms are open
every afternoon but Saturday. Drop
in il it is only to see what the others
are doing. This is your business. Are
you helping?
Next Sunday morning the Rev. F. H.
Farr OF Cincinatti, Ohio, will preach in
the Presbyterian church. DR.. Farr has
been for the last 6 years Professor OF
Old Testament in Lane Theological
Seminary. This institution trains most
OF the southern and southwestern men
who prepare for the Presbyterian min
istry. On July 18th many were FORUM
ate to hear DR.. Vance and will appreci-
ate this opportunity of hearing his
colleague DR.. Farr. All not attending
service elsewhere are cordially invited
to worship at the Presbyterian church.
Rev. X. S. Sidebotham is in atten-
dance at the Bible Conference at East
Mortified, Mass. He expects to be
gone two weeks. This conference was
started by d. L. Moody and has become
the largest Bible Conference of America.
On this trip Mr.. Sidebotham will visit
Mt. Hermon, Mass, where he attended
preparatory school for three years.
During his absence the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church will be supplied
Aug. IL by DIR. r. II. Farr OF Cincinnati,
Ohio, and Aug. 10 by DR.. j. P. Huget
Of Brooklyn, NJ. Y.
Pellston suffered heavy fire loss
early Sunday morning when three bust
ness places including the F. Z. Leon
hard & Sons dry goods store and one
vacant building were destroyed. The
damage is estimated at between &c, 900
and SIS, 900 with little insurance. The
heaviest losers were Leonhard & Sons,
whose stock Of dry goods, ETC.. was
estimated at from els, 900 to SIC, 900 with
about twenty-five per cent insurance.
The fire is supposed to have started
from the gasoline burner which heated
the water used In the barber shop
Some declare il started from cigarette
stub thrown into pile Of papers be-
hind the bar in the pool room.
Have you seen the special Coats
offered for $500 at ASHLEY'S?