Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1921-09-16
PENINSULAR
Edited by Mrs. E. fIayden)

DR.. High of Petoskey was through
this section Monday and again Thurs
day testing cattle for 7. B. but found
no trouble.
The Watkins medicine man from
Charlevoix was through this section,
Thursday.
Master Harry Shield of Kalamazoo
week returning to his home, Saturday.
Delos Phillips OF Pontiac and Claude
Phillips of Waterbury, Conn, who
with their families are visiting their
father, L. E. Phillips called on j. w.
Hayden Friday.
Oran Nicloy Of Mt. Vernon, Ohio is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Clara
Nicloy and uncle, A. B. Nicloy.
Miss Katherine Smith of Boyne City
visited Mrs. Joel Bennett over the
week end, returning to her home Mon
day morning in time for school.
Mrs. Ray Loomis has returned from
three weeks visit in Detroit.
One evening last week A. B. Nicloy
let Leslie Dow, his hired man, take his
Ford to go to Boyne City. He took in
his cousin, Leon Dow of Advance dist.
They got couple of girls and proceed.
ed on JOY ride, when somewhere
they struck loose gravel and the car
turned somersault smashing the wind
shield and wrecking the top and doing
some other damage. That no one was
seriously injured is nothing short of a
miracle. They righted the car and
got back under its own power.
The good road gang are working on
the strip of road from the Whiting
house to Sid Hayden's and are finish
ing up the job.
Mrs. Clara Nicloy, who has been visit
ing in southern Michigan since the
last of May returned home Sunday.
She visited her daughters, Miss Lura
Nicloy, who is the Superintendent Of
the Hospital at Greenville and Mrs.
Hazel Rout and little grandson at Mt.
Pleasant and Mrs. Nettie of Grand
Rapids and visited in Cadillac. She
reports a splendid time but feels tired
and is glad to get home to rest.
Silo filling and corn cutting is pro-
crossing finely with splendid dry, cool
weather.
Miss Albertha Wurn is boarding in
Boyne City and attending high school.
A class of four boys of the Star school
Orval Bennett third year, Lyle Jones,
Rich and Russell and Frank Hayden,
first year, attend high school in Boyne
City. They make the trip morning and
evening on bicycles They are joined
at Advance by two other boys on bikes.
Miss Ann Jardine is boarding in
Boyne City and attending high school,
Miss Dorothy Jarman is in Petoskey
where she has good position. She
hopes to get exempted from high
school until work for the men folks, is
more plentiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Muma of Detroit are
guests at Cedar Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Abbott of Detroit
are guests at Cedar Hurst.
C. A. Crane is receiving a visit from
his sister, Mrs. Westcott and daughter
of Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Etcher and daugh-
ter of Cedar Lodge and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben LaCroix of Boyne City went on a
picnic east of Boyne City Sunday.
Charles Healy had the misfortune to
nearly cut off finger Friday while
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Everybody expects to attend the Fair
Thursday Boyne City day.
The sailing station at Boyne City
will be closed Thursday for the fair.
Miss Alice Russell is spending the
week with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nose Lalonde.
Doris Russell, who has been so very
i'll, is able to be up again.
The children of the A. Reich family,
who have all been i'll, are better
The cool weather comes just in time
to hold the pickles in check, so pickers
can attend the Fair.
Potato growers are hoping the pre-
diction of $500 bushel may be true.
While everybody knows business con-
ditions will not let them bring any such
price, they will surely be worth more
than last year. There is not as good a
stand as usual. Those planted later
never came better, the blight being too
late to do much harm.