Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1921-04-22
PENINSULAR
Edited by Mrs. E. Hayden)

funeral of James Hillegas in Boyne City
Tuesday afternoon.
George Jarman OF Gravel Hill and his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Woerful of
Boyne City, who were called to Kala-
mazoo, Tuesday, by the serious illness
OF Mrs. B. F. Conyer nee Harriet Jar
man, returned to Gravel Hill, Friday.
They found Mrs Conyer very i'll with
tonsilitis, but much better than she was
when they were called. She improved
sufficiently to accompany them home,
Friday, but was still so i'll Mrs. Woerful
| stayed over to care for her until Tues
day. She is steadily improving. Mrs.
Conyer expects to stay month.
| Wells Wildly of Boyne City visited his
farm twice last week and sowed grass
seed.
Little Miss Phyllis and Master Geo.
Woerful of Boyne City visited their
great aunt, Mrs. j. w. Hayden at
| Orchard Hill from Wednesday until
Friday, while their mother, Mrs. Chas.
| Woerful was al Kalamazoo.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Davis and little
daughter of Boyne Falls visited at the
F. H. Wangerman home several days
last week.
A very large crowd attended the
Auction Sale at the James Bird farm
Thursday afternoon, and everything
sold high.
Mrs. VIM. Bogart and son, Clare, and
Mrs. Smith of Boyne City visited at the
Joel Bennett home Sunday.
About thirty of the neighbors gave
Mrs. James Arnett of Bunker Hill N. S.
a surprise party and a handkerchief
shower Thursday evening April IA, to
celebrate her birthday. The evening
was spent playing games and visiting.
A bountiful pot-luck supper was SER
we'd at a late hour and all departed
happy, wishing her many more birth
days.
A letter from Mrs VIM. Gaunt, who
went to Bay City to care for MIR.
Gaunt's aunt Mrs. Walter Ross, nee
Josie Clark, states little daughter ar
rived at the Ross home April 9th, and
that Mrs. Gaunt would not be home for
some time yet.
Wesley Staley and two daughters,
and Joseph Courier of East Jordan
visited at the Joel Bennett home Sun
day. Mr.. Staley is employed at the
Chicago Club in CharlevoiX caring for
the grounds.
After a whole week and more of
almost steady freeze, their was hard
freeze Saturday night, about an inch of
ice found. 1t seems doubtful il the
fruit can stand il.
Quite a large delegation from this
section attended the Farm Bureau
meeting at Boyne City Wednesday
evening.
Sam A. Hayden and Marion Russell
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tainment at East Jordan Monday eve
ming April 18th.
Martin Staley or Charlevoix passed
through this section Tuesday enroute
to Boyne City to attend the funeral OF
James Hillegas, an old friend. He
stayed over night with his daughter,
Mrs. Joel Bennett, returning to Charlie
voix Wednesday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. F. B. Dow visited Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Mckee Sunday.
Katherine Wangerman has so far re-
covered from her severe cold to return
to school this morning.
Miss Mildred Wangerman, who was
confined to her home for two weeks
with tonsilitis and an abcess in her ear,
has sufficiently recovered to return to
her school work in East Jordan last
week.
Highway Com'r. Joe Kemp was on
this side of the South Arm repairing
the roads several days last week and
expects to repair the "Grave Yard" hill
soon.
F. D. Russell finally got their tractor
to running after it being laid up for
several days.
f. B. Dow purchased the auto which
was for sale at the Frank Davis sale at
Boyne Falls Tuesday.
F. H. Wangerman has sold the pure
bred Holstein bull, which he recently
purchased of K. w. Lane to Boyne
Falls parties.
A letter from Enos Lane states that
both he and his son, Glenn, who went
to Grand Rapids to visit, had obtained
work and would stay awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simmerman and
family who have rented their farm, ex-
pect to move to East Jordan on the
West Side where they have purchased
house and several lots the last Of the
week.
After being out of commission for al
been repaired. MIR. w. Scott the Co.
line man did the job Monday.
| Mrs. G. Sieler is still confined to her
bed by severe cold and fever. She
has been confined to her bed nearly
two weeks.
Neighbors are pleased to hear Mr..
FRANKIE will bring his bride to reside on
| his farm in the near future.
The Co. Com. expects to commence
the grade from where it was left off
last fall to Sid Hayden's place within
day or two.
Their was very large attendance at
the Star Of Hope S. S. last Sunday in
spite of the very cold wind which kept
good many indoors.
Mrs. Raymond Gokn of Clarion is
visiting at the home of Miss Mary Dun
lap near the Mountain schoolhouse.
The whole family of A. Reich at
Bunker Hill S. S. are confined to the
house most of the time with a mild
form of tonsilitis and stomach trouble.
Their is to be farewell party at the
George Simmerman home this Tuesday |
evening.