Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-09-26

for visit at Flint.
John Tooley returned Monday from
visit at Muskegon.
Fenton Bulow was at Flint and De
troit first of the week.
Miss Elva Barnett visited friends a
Traverse City this week.
Thomas Whiteford returned to hi:
work at Detroit Monday.
Erick Arntson and family moved here
this week from Elk Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Strong returned
home Wednesday from Muskegon.
Mrs. l.. q. Batterbee and children
visited relatives at Central Lake this
week.
Miss Leanore Kenny left Friday to
resume her studies at the M. A. c.
Lansing.
Frank Clugg left last Saturday for
Muskegon, after few weeks visit al
his home here.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
meets with Miss Agnes Porter next
Friday, Oct. Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hodge and child
rem returned home Thursday from a
two weeks visit at Gladstone.
Mrs. C. C. Weiffenbach and son of
Bellaire were guests at the home of her
sister, Mrs. j. w. Foster this week.
Mrs. H. B. Soulsby and Miss Gala
Howe of Flint are guests at the farm
home OF MIR. aud Mrs. Arthur Stewart.
Rognar Oleson was here over Sunday
from Grand Haven, for a visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Oleson.
George and A. b. Jones returned to
Flint, Monday, after visit here with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom
Jones, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hutchins of
Traverse City were guests of the latter's
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans
over Sunday.
Ladies and Gents - Have your old |
Velour, Beaver and Felt Hats re-block
ed in the latest styles and shapes
THE HAT SHOP.
Frank E. Kirby, aged "a years, passed
away at the County Farm, Tuesday,
Sept. 23rd. The remains were taken
o Charlevoix for interment, Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Champion returned to her
lone at White Cloud, Wednesday after
visit with her daughter, Mrs. William
hawkins. Mrs. Hawkins accompanied
Ter to Bellaire.
Evan c., 8 months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hayes, passed away Tues
lay, Sept. 23rd, at their home in De-
roit. The remains were brought to
his city, Wednesday and funeral SER
yices were held at the home of Mr.. and
drs. George Hayes, Thursday after.
loon, conducted by Rev. NJ. E. Hoyt.
nterment at East Jordan Cemetery.
Clark G. Schlicter passed away at a
hospital at Rochelle, ILL.,, Monday fore
loon last following the amputation of
me OF his legs. Mr.. Schlicter was
in East Jordan having
worked at Mackey's Garage most of the
'ast summer. In August he went to
bove city and was handling road
An accident occurred
ept. 18th in which enc of his legs was
aught in the machinery and broken in
i've places. Funeral services were
ED at Gladwin, Thursday, and the re-
lains taken to Vanderbilt for inter-
lent
Uncle George H. Van Pelt of most
verywhere breezed into The Herald
ffice for few minutes chat Tuesday
ternoon. Uncle George is bearing
IS seventy-nine years lightly, and has
st finished a 40O0-mile auto trip. One
the pioneer advocates of cement
'ads he accomplished results desired,
Id is now out for fire-proof hotels,
'od garages, and tourists and travel
g mems comforts and discomforts.
e need a whole lot more Uncle
eorges.
The Campbell Boot Shop at Charlevoix
rs entered by burglars late Thursday
ght or early Friday morning. The
bbery was committed by Floyd
adley and James Clab, both of
licago. The men entered the build
2 through window in the back of
e store from which they pulled off
e iron bars that protected it. They
en- broke the lock on the back door
d left this way. When the affair was
severed Friday morning on opening |
e store shoe boxes were piled on the
or and shoes scattered around the
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