Charlevoix county herald., 1921-04-08
PENINSULAR
Edited by Mrs. Z. Hayden)

A. B. Nicloy has sold his beautiful
bay team to Mr.. Crawford of near East
Jordan. The sale was made Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Nicloy and son
Curtis attended the Auctin Sale at the
Sneathens farm at Horizons Bay, Tues
day.
H. b. Russell who has been visiting
relatives in Grand Rapids and Allegan
and other southern Michigan places,
returned home Friday. He expects to
work on the good road this summer.
Charles Hurtrus of Boyne City has
hired out to A. b. Nicloy for this season
to work on the farm.
Cash A. S. of Boyne City, who has
been at his parents home, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Hayden, at Orchard Hill the lat
ter half of last week trimming the or
chard, went to Boyne City to vote. He
expects to return Tuesday, ii he does
not strike job some where else.
Jack Wanek, of Boyne City, spent
part of last week with Orval Bennett
at the farm hunting, returned to his
home Friday.
John Albright of Boyne City, was
through this section Wednesday buying
potatoes for Mr.. Arnold at Cadillac.
The price we understand is $.33 per
bushel delivered at East Jordan.
Mrs. John Seller and little daughter,
Mary Louise visited Mrs. Belding and
other friends at Mancelona several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. David Gaunt and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Gaunt and daughter, MIR. and
Mrs. Hosgood and son, and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Hosgood and baby. There were
II in all and all enjoyed the splendid
dinner.
The whole community extend sympa-
thy to Joel Johnston, who was so badly
injured at Charleston w. Va. March 13,
and hope to see him back on his farm
soon.
Little Mary Louise Seller, who has
been seriously i'll with Group since her
return from Mancelona, Friday, is
somewhat improved at this writing.
w. Scott and Robert Wilson drew po-
tatoes to Boyne City Monday.
Ernest Staley has received letter
from Joel Johnston stating he is i'm
proving nicely but it will be six weeks
yet before he can return to his farm
here.
The clerk of the weather got asham-
ed of himself and let us have lovely
day for election, the first since women
were allowed to vote.
Nearly everybody turned out to elec-
ton.
A letter from Marie Bennett states
she and her brother, Lawrence, arriv-
ed in Flint all safe and sound and Law
renee had gone to work and Marie eX-
pected to 90 to work Monday.
A letter from Geo. Wurn at Detroit
states he had sufficiently recovered
from the operation on his tonsils to re-
turn to his work after being layed off
for ten days and was gaining every
day.
Maryon Russell and Sam A. Hayden
were dinner guests at the Arthur Far
mer home in East Jordan Sunday.
Floyd Snyder, an old resident of this
section, but who has resided in Detroit
for several years, called at the A, b.
Nicloy farm Tuesday. He was looking
for job.
Jesse Wright is quite seriously i'll
and has been taken to a Doctor at East
Jordan several times the past few days.
John Seller sold a car load of potatoes
to John Albright and is sacking same
and delivering them to East Jordan.
Mrs. Zola Lawrey and little daughter
of Boyne City came out to visit her
cousin, Mrs. George Staley, Friday,
and was taken with severe cold and
had to remain.
Lyle Jones visited relatives in Boyne
City, Sunday.
Overseer Ray Loomis had team drag
ing the roads, Friday, which helped
them very much.
The Star of Hope S. S. extends an
invitation to everybody to meet with
them Sunday, April 10th, at loo o'clock
slow time. Mr. Weaver, the State S.
S. Missionary will be with them.
Mrs. VIM. Bogart with son, Clare,
and Miss Pearl Mason of Boyne City
who have been visiting at the Joel
Bennett home for the past ten days,
returned to Boyne City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Arnett of Boyne
Ilty were uluucT RucStS al tic lOI ilcl
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Arnett at
Bunker Hill N. S.
George Jarman and his boys cut
buzz wood for L. Duffy two days last
week.
Willet and Clyde Simmerman and G.
G. Ferris are buZzing up the wood
they have been putting up the past
several weeks.
The Eveline Township election, Mon
day resulted in the election of +. III.
Wangerman for Supervisor, Patrick
O'Brien for Treasurer, Joe Kemp for
Highway Commissioner and VIM.
Flanders for Clerk, VIM. Bird for Over
seer.
Doris Russell entered the Star School
Monday.
The earth begins to look green again.
L. E. Phillips commenced blowing
last week and farm work has begun in
a general way all around the country.
One-Handed Clock.
What Is probably the oldest alarm
- l. II.