Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-02-01

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Hart, a
son. Jan. 10Th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brock, a
daughter, Jan. 10Th.
Mrs. II. A. Carr of Charlevoix is visit
ing at the home Of her son, Geo. Carr.
Mrs. John Cutler who has been visit
ing friends at Bellaire, returned home
Tuesday.
ReyaR>S. Sidebotham vas at Lake
City urs week on busine rs, returning
home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jos. Cummins returned home
from Flint last Friday, alter spending
few days there with her daughter.
Manager C. L. Arnold OF the East
Jordan Cabinet Co., is business visi-
tor to Chicago and Washington, d. C.
airty-odd below zero these nights,
a9R tomorrow is Candlemas Day.
Latest odds are to that the hog
does.
Mrs. l.. f. Ellis, who has been here
helping care for Mrs. Geo. ID. Light,
returned to her home at Bellaire last
Saturday.
There will be a special meeting of
Mystic Lodge No. 379 F. g. A. NJ this
Saturday evening, Feb. End. Work in
third degree.
Fire in the roof <of the residence of
"A. Cameron called out the Fire De-
partment, Friday morning. A hole
was burned in the roof
Hector McKinnon received serious
injuries to one of his eyes while en-
ployed at the East Jordan Lumber Co.'S
Mill b, Thursday forenoon.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
will meet next Friday, Feb. Sth, with
Mrs. Estella Sherman. All members
are urgently requested to be present.
Visitors welcome. Mrs. r. o. Bisbee,
leader.
c. z. Brownell has been appointed
district agent of the w. w. Kimball Co.
manufacturers of pianos and organs.
MIR. Brownell's territory covers Antrim,
Charlevoix, Emmett and Crawford
counties.
A new time schedule goes into effect
on the East Jordan & Southern r. R.,
we&EkfEom next Sunday, Fec. 10th.
AftH Nat date, one round trip will be
may each day leaving East Jordan for
Bellaire at 1000 a. m, connecting with
the north and south bound P. Nj. R. r.
trains, returning to East Jordan at Ais
p. m,
Matilda, wife of-Fred G. Davis, pass
ed away at her home in Echo township
Saturday, Jan. Goth. She passed away
following an operation for appendicitis.
Deceased was % years OF age. Funeral
services were held Monday, conducted
by Rev. James Ruehle, pastor OF the
Church of God. Interment at the
Densmore Cemetery.
The next number of the High School
Entertainment Course-The Weber
Male Quartet-will be given at the
Temple Theatre, Monday evening, Feb.
18th. Single admission, 81 cents. The
Weber Male Quartet is high class
organization composed of FOUR well
known concert ana church soloists OF
New York City. THE Weber Male
Quartet sang four numbers unaccom-
panied, and the rafters OF the banquet
hall are no doubt still trembling from
the salvos which greeted them. New
York Morning Telegraph.-Next Num-
Der Entertainment Course, Temple
Theatre, Feb. 18th.
Foresighted farmers who have wood
lots capable of supplying cordwood
must take time by the forelock, and
make ready now to meet the coming
vi IS fuel demands. The unusually
heilkV urain this season upon the avail
able. supply of dry cordwood means
that much, of this will be cleaned up
this winter, and il events follow their
wonted course, this will bring about a
shortage in 1919. Men who have wood
lots from which cordwood can be OBJ
tanned, and who have as well the labor
necessary for cutting II, would do well
to get out as large supply as possible
now.
The soldier had just mucked back
from the front line trenches. He had
been Gin" for several days, and had
been engaged in skirmishes and raids
with ~ enemy. He was still alive,
but wearied from loss of sleep and
scratched from crawling through barb
ed wire and in and out of shell craters.
He was unsteady as he entered the
colonel's dugout and saluted. Colonel,
he said, 81 think will have to quit.