Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1921-08-12
PENINSULAR
Edited by Mrs. Z. Haydenl

ey Tuesday.
Mrs. Floyd Davis and daughter Of
Boyne City visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Healey last week.
Mrs. Emma Arnot has been appoint
ed Treasurer Of district no. 6, Eveline
twp. to fill vacancy caused by the
resignation of Mrs. Bertha Staley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weaver and fami.
ly OF Boyne are visiting Ira Mckee and
keeping house for him while Mrs. Nc
Kee and Mrs. Florence Mckee are
visiting in Ohio.
Mrs. j. w. Hayden received a card
from Mrs. Ira Mckee last week stating
that she and Miss Florence were visit
ing at Lakeside and had spent one
day in Toledo and were having splen-
did time.
What caused the trouble on 237 tele-
phone line was wire which someone
had thrown over the two lines in Ad-
vance.
Everywhere one looks the effects Of
the Tornado OF July 80 can be seen.
The damage to growing crops is much
more than at first appeared.
Mrs. Chas. Healey attended the
school amendment meeting in Boyne
City for women only, Friday p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wurn and Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Arnott took motor trip
to Boyne City and East Jordan, where
Mr.. Wurn had his teeth extracted, re-
turning by way of Three Bells school.
Fred Wurn was very i'll Saturday
from the effects of the chloroform ia
ken before having his teeth extracted
but is better now.
C. A. Hayden and H. B. Russell, who
are patching in Boyne City spent Sun
day on the Peninsula, G. A. with his
parents at Orchard Hill and H. B. with
his father at Ridgeway and at the
Nose Lalonde home in Chaddock dist.
Miss Alice Russell, who has been
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nose LalOnde most OF the summer is
back at Ridgeway again.
Ironton played the Lone Scouts ball
team at the Hayden Point diamond
Sunday D. m. The score was Is to II
in favor of the visiting team. They
are Jolly bunch and the Lone Scouts
like to play with them.
A large delegation from this section
attended the Peninsular Grange dance
Saturday evening and had jolly time.
Friends of Miss Dorothy Jarman will
be glad to hear she has splendid
place in Petoskey as day nurse for an
adopted baby and can stay and 60 to
school.
H'y Com'r Joe Kemp came to the
Peninsula Tuesday to repair roads but
brought most Of his crew with him.
He worked until Friday night.
About teams donated 2 days, work
on repairing the road which runs west
from the Star school, cutting down the
hill and blowing and grading, doing a
fine job, which travellers will be thank
full for.
Mrs. Ray LOOMS and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Russell and son
and daughter motored to Petoskey,
Friday, to have Marion Russell's eyes
fitted with glasses. The trip was made
in the LOOMS car.
Rex Sandford arrived home Tuesday
evening having driven his Ford thru
from Iowa. The wire which his father
received saying he had broken arm
had been mixed with some other mes
sage. He wired he was coming home
and nothing more. He is perfectly
sound and in the best OF health but
says everything is very dull. He has
been employed as truck driver with a
road construction gang until job quit.
We had a comparatively dry week
and the oats are all hauled in and
everybody is ready to thresh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Nicloy and little
son, Curtis motored to Manton Saturday
to attend the Free Methodist quarterly
meeting returning Monday.
We have Miss Dorothy Etcher to
thank for some interesting items from
Cedar Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Carr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Len
Swafford and Mrs. Bader made a jolly
party at A. j. Etcher's home Cedar
Lodge, Saturday evening.
Two boys from Detroit were camping
on the beach at Cedar Lodge last week
They returned to Detroit Tuesday.
Mrs. c. A. Crane returned to Cedar
Lodge from Mt. Pleasant where she
has been taking the summer course at
the Normal, Friday evening. The c.
A. Crane family occupy Cedar Hurst
The cottage on the beach.
Pat O'Brien, the Advance store
keeper returned Monday from the 500
where he had been visiting his only
son, Willy O'Brien.
When Mrs. Laura Stanley got up
Thursday morning, she was very much
distressed to find her canary bird dead
in the bottom of the cage. She had
had the bird more than II years and it
had been a wonderful singer but had
lost its voice about year ago.
After having very poor eyesight for