Charlevoix county herald., 1921-04-29
PENINSULAR
Edited by Mrs. E. Hayden)

through this section Tuesday on hi.
regular trip.
While playing tag in the yard at his
home at Gravel Hill SIS. Monday eve
ming, Edward Guerrens stepped on 9
nail with such force it went through
| the sole OF his shoe into his foot so far
1t laid him up for the rest of this week.
The Good Bye party at the Geo. Sim.
norman home Tuesday evening was
well attended and all had good time.
Everybody is sorry TO have them away
They have lived there continuously for
more than thirty-six years.
c. A. Crane of Detroit and friend
motored up to his farm, Cedar Lodge,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Nicloy and little
son, Curtis motored TO Kalkaska Coun-
ty Friday to attend the dedication of
the Garfield Township Free Methodist
Church. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Nicloy's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Curtis Hurd of Horizons Bay. They re-
turned Sunday night.
F. B. Dow took a carload Of people
from Boyne City to the Garfield Town
ship Free Methodist church dedication
Thursday
Mrs. F. B. Dow has been confined to
her bed for some time and was so ill
Sunday F.B. Dow who was attending the
Garfield Township Free Methodist
church dedication was called home.
Joel Johnston who has spent the win
ter in West Virginia and who was so
badly hurt March Is by being run over
by an auto as to necessitate hisremain-
ing in hospital for several days has
so far recovered to return to return to
his farm. He arrived Sunday evening.
While he has to use crutches to get
around he is very well. We all well
come him home.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Moore and little
daughter, Eva Rose of Charlevoix and
Miss Allin Hayden, who is employed in
East Jordan, were supper guests at the
j. w. Hayden farm, Orchard Hill Sun
day. The trip was made in the Moore
car.
The Peninsular Grange initiated a
very large class of new members and
reinstated several Saturday night
F: H. Wangeman and Derby Hayden
his hired man, drove TO Boyne Falls
Monday, for two loads of hay.
Mrs. Galen Seller, who has been con-
fined to her bed with a fever which be-
gan with cold, for several weeks, is
some better now.
w. Scott, of the Mountain District
made a trip the length of the 239 tele-
phone line Monday got it in order again
1t has been out of order most OF the
time for two weeks.
Mrs. B. Conyer, who is visiting her
father, Geo. Jannan at Gravel Hill SIS.
visited her sister, Mrs. Charles Woer.
full, in Boyne City, Friday and Satur-
day.
H. B. Russell and Marion RUSSELL of
Ridgeway, and Sam Hayden of Orchard
Hill spent Sunday in East Jordan at the
Art Farmer and Roy Hammond homes.
The trip was made in the II. B. Russ
ell car.
Mrs w. Scott, of the Mountain Dist
riot, is taking baths at Charlevoix for
nervous trouble. She thinks they are
helping her.
Mrs. David Gaunt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Gaunt returned from Bay CITY
Monday night having had a splendid
last Thursday it rained nearly all day
and they saw great quantity of snow
from the storm they had there on April
l5-l6 which we did not have. They
found good gravel and stone roads
nearly all the way. They report every
thing just abont the same state of
spring as here.
The wild cherries are in bloom now
The crop here is not hurt bit by the
freeze yet and the indications are of a
large crop of bloom.
Miss Mary Dow, who is employed in
Flint arrived home Sunday, called by
the illness OF her mother, Mrs. F. B.
Dow at the |. X. L. fruit farm.
Great quantities of oats are being got
into the ground this week.
Claude Stanley who lives in Bovine
City worked on his farm in the Noun.
tain District several days last week. He
and his mother, Mrs. Laura Stanley,
and his sister, Miss Vera, expect to live
ON the farm this summer as soon as the
BOyne City school is ont