Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1921-09-09
PENINSULAR
Edited by Mrs. E. Hayden)

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones and
family of east of Boyne City visited Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Staley Sunday. Mrs.
Staley is Mr.. Jones only child,
Mrs. Haywood and sons of Boyne
City were callers at the Joel Bennett
farm Sunday.
Wells Wildly and John Earle cut
stove wood on the Wildly farm several
days last week.
Jesse wright is putting wire fence
clear around his farm. Geo. Jarman
is doing the work.
The East Eveline threshing outfit
finished threshing at MIR. Sherwood's,
on the Enoch Lane place, Monday and
laid the separator up in the shed there
until buckwheat is ready to cut.
Highway Com'r Joe Kemp has finish
ed the repair work on the roads on the
Peninsula and gone back to his home
on the west side OF South Arm Lake.
L. E. Phillips was very much put out
Monday on coming to his farm TO find
someone had trespassed on his place
tramping through his melon patch and
garden and thrown a stone through
one of mis- windows. He forbids any
one going on his farm, which stops the
Lone Scouts from practicing on his cut
rye field which is the only field nearer
than the Hayden Point Diamond, suit
able for such sport that hasn't been
plowed up. The law-abiding ones
must suffer for the offences of the
lawleSs.
The third installment Of the 1920 In.
come Tax is due Sept. Is and as large
majority of those who have it to pay
have been out of work since long be.
fore Jan. it looks as if some of them
will have fine to pay along with the
rest. What seemed just and fair in
1920 seems entirely different now.
Mr.! and Mrs. Pat O'Brien were din
ner guests of MIR. and Mrs c. A. Crane
Sunday at Cedar Hurst
Miss Joy Dow and Stanley Mcclure
were guests of Dorothy and Alber'
Etcher Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Etcher were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Peny
OF Three Bells Dist. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Little, who have beer
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Crane
for some time departed for their home
in Detroit Monday.
Mrs. C. A. Crane departed Sunday
evening for Lansing, where she has {
position as instructor in the school.
The monotony of threshing wa.
somewhat relieved Monday at MIR
Sherwood's, when two college-breC
men INDUCED in Labor Day celebra
ton by combating with pitchforks
There was some blood shed.
Ben and Tracy LaCroix of Boyns
City are cutting corn for A. j. Etcher
Everyone is pleased to learn tina
his foot so badly mangled in the NOW
ing machine early in the summer ha.
started to school and walks nearly a:
good as ever. The foot was taken care
OF in the Reycraft hospital.
The Misses Kake of East Jordan visit
ed their grandfather, Mr.. Sherwood
and helped take care of the thresher:
first of the week.
A. B. Nicloy has force of men emit
ing corn.
F. B. Russell is in Charlevoix thi:
week on jury uuty.
A. j. Etcher has rented the C. A
Crane place, Cedar Lodge, for another
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gaunt of Three
Bells dist. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Simmerman in East Jordan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Healey anc
sons returned from their motor trip t.
Lansing and other points, Monday eve
ming. They had splendid trip anG
lovely weather all the time.
While visiting his daughter, Mrs. j
p Seller Wednesday, DR.. j. H. Nose
ley who is summering at the Mcdonald
farm in the Mountain dist while split
ing stovewood a stick flew up anC
broke his nose. He set it himself ane
then walked to his home when hi.
daughter, Mrs. Sanderson took him t
CharlevoiX where DR.. Armstrong dress
ed it. He has gone several times 'tC
have it dressed and is real comfortable
Mrs. E. P. Bedding, Mrs. Don Weaver
instructress in the Chicago Univer
sity, Mrs. Ellen Rich, instructress il
the State Normal at Mt. Pleasant, Mrs
Harry Williams and Miss Beulah Will
Jams motored from Mancelona, Wednes
day to visit at the j. p. Seller home
and called on the Harry Hudson anC
w. Sanderson families. Mrs. Eller
Rich stayed over for a week with hel
lifelong friend, Mrs. j. P. Seller.
The Star of Hope S. S. made a sur
prise party on Mrs. Harry Hudson
who is summering on the Mcdonald
farm, Monday evening. Music anc
singing were in order and a genera
good time was enjoyed by all and 6
bountiful supper was served at a late
hour