Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-11-22
Briets Of the Week

Mrs. Walter RietZel OF Detroit is
guest of her mother, Mrs. ID. McCole-
man.
Miss Florence Hollingshead went to
Emira, Saturday for visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Mary Pickhaver returned home,
Friday, from a visit with friends at
Ionia.
Mrs. Bert Hogstein was called TO
Flint, Friday, by the death of her
father.
Mrs. JOS. Devish was at Flint this
week on business, returning home,
Thursday.
Miss Madeline Josifek left Saturday
Tor Mt. Pleasant, where she will attend
re Normal.
y Mrs. Mary Clark left Friday for
Visit with relatives at Detroit and
Grapd Ra Jids.
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Sunday for visit with his son, Ken
meth, and wife.
James Lagness OF Detroit, who has
been here visiting friends, returned to
his home, Saturday.
Don't let the good things go by so be
sure to reserve the evening of Friday,
The 18th of December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hipp and Mrs.
Henry Sheldon were guests of relatives
at Alanson this week.
Sherman Conway left Friday for
Flint where he was called by the death
of his uncle, Frank Conway.
Joseph Martinek left Saturday for
Detroit, where he visits relatives and
plans to secure employment.
Mrs. Jos. LaValley left Saturday for
her home at Pontiac, after an extended
visit here with friends and relatives.
Mrs. j. E. Valance returned to her
home at Deward, Monday, after an ex-
tended visit with Mrs. Frank Wilson.
Mrs AL Fricke and children left last
Saturday for Detroit, where she joins
her husband and will make their home.
Miss Donna Hoyt entertained few
of her friends with a party, Monday
evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
&c. Monroe.
ar. and Mrs. Ole johnson returned
TO Sheir home at Frankfort, Saturday
last, after visit at the farm homes of
Fred and Ed. Larson.
Mrs. Hazen M. Gardiner with child
rem leave this Saturday for Detroit,
where she joins her husband and make
their home for the winter.
A telegram to his parents at Petoskey
Wednesday, stated that Corporal Cor
don Shearer of Headquarters Company,
125th Infantry, was reported wounded
in action.
Mrs. George Metz, who has been
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Metz, left Friday for Detroit where she
joins her husband and where they will
make their home.
Chaplain M. E. Hoyt left Friday to
report for duty at Camp Sherman,
Ohio. Mrs. Hoyt with daughter accom-
panied him as far as Kalamazoo where
she will visit relatives for awhile.
Len Swafford returned home Thurs
day from Buffalo, N. Y, where he has
been employed for some time. Mrs.
STAFFORD, who is also employed there,
expects to return home in about week.
William d. TAFT and Mrs. Myrtle E.
Rice of East Jordan were united in
marriage on Thursday, Nov. 14th, al
the Charlevoix Methodist parsonage,
the pastor, Rev. Henry Gambler, per
~ ling the ceremony.
Vie annual Union Thanksgiving SER
Wees will be held at the Presbyterian
church next Thursday morning at ten
o'clock. Owing to the absence of the
Methodist pastor, Rev. Sidebotham will
have charge of the services.
Stevens Relief Corps No. 161, re-
ceived the annual lodge inspection,
Saturday Nov. 18th and was pronounc.
ed in splendid shape by Inspector
Ballinger of Charlevoix. The usual
bountiful dinner was served at the hal
and enjoyed by all. Annual election OF
officers, Saturday Nov. 30th.
The East Jordan Study Club gave g
reception to the teachers of our public
schools at the home of Mayor and Mrs
c. H. Wilmington, Wednesday eve
ming. A fine program was rendered
Cd refreshments served. A featur'
OF the program was an address giver
by Rev. Merrill Of Boyne City.
The City Commission at their meetin,
Monday night declared the office o
Mayor vacant, and appointed C. II
Wilmington to fill out the unexpiret
term. The action came as a surprise t
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