Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1921-01-07

Of Bunker Hill N. S.
Norman Evans, who has been visit
ing Miss Nellie Bennett for few days,
returned to Flint Wednesday. From
there he expects to go to New York
and join the navy.
Miss Ellen Hayden of Orchard Hill
went to Boyne City, Thursday, to work
for Mrs. John Dillon for few weeks.
S. Archie Hayden of Orchard Hill
was guest of his brother, C. A. S. Hay
den in Boyne City Thursday and Fri
day.
Harlow Sweet of Advance was buzz
ing wood for Joe Etcher, Wednesday.
Crows are quite numerous in spite
of the unusual snow storm.
Miss Laura Nicloy, who is superinten-
dent of the hospital at Greenville came
Friday to visit her mother, Mrs. Clara
Nicloy, and other relatives, she return
ed Monday.
Mrs. Joe Etcher of Cedar Lodge, who
went to Detroit before Christmas to
visit her sister, returned home Monday
She also visited Mrs. C. A. Crane at
Royal Oak. She states there is no
snow in Detroit.
The Charlevoix Sentinel printed a
nice article from the Holstein Freisan
Stock paper about the stock from the
Loeb farm near CharlevoiX, which is
especially interesting to Peninsula
readers as Rex Sanford, one OF our
own boys accompanied the load of cat
tie to the show and has made other
trips with the same stock.
Mrs. Charles Woerful and two child
rem, who came to Grave Hill S. S. for
Christmas and came down with the
chicken pox thereby being detained,
returned to their home in Boyne City,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Conyer and
daughter, of Kalamazoo, who came De-
cember "a tn TO visit her father, Geo.
Jarmon, went to Boyne City Saturday.
| From there they returned to Kalama-
zoo.
Walter Wurn, who came from Ferris
Institute to spend the holidays with his
parents, returned to his studies, Sun.
Pat O'Brien, our Township Treasurer
will 20 across the Arm, Thursday to
collect taxes.
In some way the Peninsula items-got
lost last week, they were sent to Boyne
City Tuesday, because of the storm the
East Jordan mail didn't get through,
but / guess they got showed under
somewhere.
George Jarman and his boys are cut
ting stove bolts for F. H. Wangerman.
Mrs. Ernest LOOMS who spent Xmas
with her son, Ray and family, and was
obliged to stay over on account of the
storm, returned TO her home in Boyne
City, Wednesday.
After the heaviest fall of snow in the
same length of time the thaw set in
Friday and settled the snow and the
roads are in splendid condition again.
The only damage reported by the
heavy fall of snow is the roof of part OF
S. d. Hayden's barn. But as the barn
was not in use there was not much
damage done.
A letter from H. B. Russell, who is
visiting relatives in Grand Rapids,
states he is having good time.
The rural schools started Monday af-
ter being closed for Christmas vacation.
Pat Foote, carrier on r. 2 made full
round, Monday.
The high school pupils, who attend
school in East Jordan, returned to their
tasks, Wednesday, after spending va
cation at their respective homes.
Taxes are coming in very freely.
Nearly everyone has paid or will pay
by the 9th
Lyle Jones visited friends at Boyne
City several days last week.
Since Dec. 22nd it seems too bad we
should be held up with our mail just
because the roads are impossible right
near East Jordan when they are kept
open only in the very severest storms
the rest of the way.
Friends of Sam Mcclure will be in
terested to know he joined his family
in Detroit, in time for Christmas, where
they will make their future home. He
is very much improved in health.
The truant officer is on the job get
ting after the absenties, both those
who come under his jurisdiction and
those that do not.