Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-15

Miss Ruby Knight is confined to her
home by illness this week.
mes Emily Malpass went to Ira
verse City first of the week.
A. w. Clark has been confined to his
home this week with erysipelas.
w. E. Malpass returned home Satur.
day from his trip to Washington, d. C..
Mrs. West left Friday for her home
at Cheboygan, after visit at the home
OF Mrs. George Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Porter and
son left Thursday for a visit with
friends at Marquette and Lake Linden.
II. Rosenthal has rented the B. +.
Waterman residence on Main.st, and
with his family, will soon occupy same.
Mrs. John Williams left Friday for
Midland, where she was called by the
illness OF her grandson, Victor Helmet
man.
A lake trout weighing thirty.five
pounds was landed few days ago out
Of the south arm of Pine Lake by David
Staley.
Mrs. Samuel Hayden returned home
first Of the week from Charlevoix,
where she has been caring for her
mother for some time.
Manager C. L. Arnold of the East
Jordan Cabinet Co., returned home
Monday from business trip to Wash.
ington and other eastern cities.
Mrs. Eva Smith of Grand Rapids,
State president OF the Rebecca Assem-.
blys7S2ndacted a school of instruction
for a. local lodge, Wednesday, night
H. 20. Nelson of Traverse City, book
eeper for the East Jordan Cabinet Co.
mas rented the Mrs c. Walsh residence
and, with his wife, will make this city
their home.
Mrs. Mary Griffin, who has been car
ing for Mrs. Samuel Richardson, has
been compelled by her own i'll health
to return to the home of her brother,
Geo. Chapman.
The Superintendent of the Poor
II. C. Cooper of Charlevoix, j. Dole of
Boyne City and H. A. Goodman of East
Jordan met ct The County Farm, We'd
nesday. for their regular monthly
meeting.
A. E. Wells, instructor in our High
School manual training department
goes TO Detroit this Saturday, where he
will investigate Uncle Sans bid for
ship-builders with Il view of enlisting.
Mr.. Wells is in Class l, Div. A of the
draft and is now liable to call at any
time.
Rev. R. S. Sidebotham, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church of East Jordan,
was a visitor at the home of Rev. p. B.
Ferris, Saturday and Sunday. MIR.
Sidebotham left Monday for Mackmaw
City where he was to preach last night
in the interests of the war service COM
mission of the Presbyterian Church.
Petossey News.
\eo1ard E. Hite and Miss Viola Fay
PaIGborn, both of East Jordan, were
united in marriage at the manse, of the
First Presbyterian Church, 703 Mitchell
street, Sunday night, Rev. P. B. Ferris,
officiating. Mr.. Hite is a nephew Of
Miss Bertha Meyers, Of this city, who
accompanied the young people and was
a witness to the wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hite after a short visit in this city
will return to East Jordan, where they
will make their future home. MIR
Hite is a prosperous young farmer who
is in charge Of his fathers farms JUS
outside that city, where both he anc
his wife are well knowp.-Petoskey
News
Rebekahs installed the following
Officers on Wednesday, Feb. 18th:
Noble Grand-Edna Archer
v. Grand-Signa Sandles
r. S. to N. GzAlice Evans
L. S. to N. G.L
r. s. to v. G.-Robert Atkinson
l.. S. to V. Gillian Chew
Past Grand-Laura Bowen.
Rec. Sec.-Florence Evans
Fin. Sec.-Nona LaValley
Treasurer-Clinton LaValley
Chaplin-Etta Lennox
Warden-Grace Jupe
Conductor-Lizzie Scott
n Outside Guard-Edna Atkinson
Inside Guard-Mary Donaldson