Charlevoix county herald., 1917-06-01
Briefs Of The Week

every day excepting Saturday.
Miss Kate Malpass returned to Petos-
key, Monday, after visiting her parents
over Sunday.
If you miss the Senior Play Friday
night, you will miss a hundred laughs.
Admission 25 cents.
Ernest Hanson returned to his home
at Bedding, Monday after few weeks
visit with relatives here.
The Metropole Orchestra will play at
the annual Senior Play OF the High
School this Friday night.
A box filled with eatables was sent
by \the local Red Cross organization
this week to Co. 81" at Port Huron.
Mrs. Orrin T. Stone and daughter,
Miss Blanche Bockes left Tuesday for a
short business and pleasure trip to
Grand Rapids.
NAspecial meeting Of the Women's
Relhf Corps is called for this Saturday
afternoon, June 9th. All members
please take notice.
The Ironton School, Miss Mary Weldy
teacher, closed with a big picnic last
Friday. Over 125 friends and patrons
of the school attended
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Heller came up
from Dawson, Mich, Saturday last.
Mr.. Heller will assist his father with
the farm work this summer.
In the oratorical contest between the
Seniors and Juniors of st. Joseph
school, held Wednesday evening,
Agnes Kenny won the gold medal.
The M. E. Ladies Aid will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. M. H..
Robertson, Wednesday afternoon,
June 18th. Full attendance desired.
Thomas Colburn arrived here Tues
day from California for visit with his
brother, Fred Colburn. He has not
been in East Jordan for about twenty
years.
1.-THE Prince of Pessimsts" would
like your sympathy at the Temple
Theatre Friday night. One continuous
giggle for an hour and half. The tax
will be 25 cents.
Miss Helen billiard who has been
attending the M. A. c. at Lansing and
the past few days been visiting her
brother, Irwin at Detroit, is expected
home this week.
The annual baccalaureate address for
the graduating class of East Jordan
High School will be given by Rev. John
Clemens at the Methodist church next
Sunday evening, June 10th.
The East Jordan Metropole Orchestra
donated their services to the Red Cross
dance, which was held at the Charlie.
voix Beach Hotel, last Monday evening.
A number from here attended.
w. p. Porter has donated the use oil
the former Taylor Inn to the Red Cross
organization for use as headquarters
They plan to move into their new home
this Saturday. In making the change
the Red Cross organization would
appreciate the donation of small heat
ing stove, kitchen stove, chairs anc
small tables to equip the rooms.
Miss Hazel Heath and Sherman Con.
way, two well-known young people Of
this city, were united in marriage a
the home of the brides parents, MIR
and Mrs. VIM. Heath on Bowen's AID
dition, Tuesday morning at II o'clock
The ceremony was performed by Rev
John Clemens. They left by auto on {
wedding trip to Kentucky and Virginia
Last January it was reported to The
Herald that George Hunter, a well
known young man of this city and Ellis
worth, was united in marriage to Mis-
~ liz, 1-Patterson of Ellsworth at Petos
Ike, The story was both affirmed ant
denied, and to play safe nothing wa
said. However it seems that some o
our people did get it right, for thi
week Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter announced
they were married at Petoskey Jan 1st
The affair came out by Uncle Sam
Registration. Belated congratulations
John Sutton, a well-known residen
OF this city for years, passed ava!
suddenly at his home last Monda
noon. He had been in usual healt
and had gone to the barn to care TO
some stock. A neighbor saw him ia
and physician was summoned bu
heart trouble claimed him. Decease,
was aged 81 years and leaves a wife
Funeral services were held from tn
Methodist church Wednesday afternoo
conducted by the pastor, Rev. job
~ EMS. Among those from out G
tow to attend the funeral were, Roll
Bird and wife of Petoskey, Mrs. Emm