Charlevoix county herald., 1921-03-25
PENINSULAR
Edited by Mrs. E. Hayden)

Roy Hammond of Fast Jordan was
through this section Saturday inspect
ing the mail route.
The neigbbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
Lane gave them party Saturday even
ing. There were a great many out and
after a delicious pot luck supper
was served the evening was spent in
visiting. The party broke up at late
hour and all returned to their homes in
the downpour. Everybody reported a
good time.
Enos Lane and family moved to East
Jordan, Monday, having rented their
farm to an East Jordan party, but
whose name we are unable to learn.
On account of the washout in the
road in front OF the August Leu farm
we did not get our mail Monday.
Marion Russell and Sam Hayden
drove to East Jordan early Saturday
evening returning home in the rain at
2 o'clock Sunday morning. Fortunate
ly the washout was not so bad then but
what the horse managed to get through
without mishap. But had they been
a couple of hours later they would not
have been so fortunate.
The worst thunder and rain storm
that has struck this section for a long
time broke about 9 o'clock Saturday
evening and continued all night.
Jesse Wright took F. H. Wangeman,
supervisor, j. p. Sieler and Mrs. Pat
O'Brien to Charlevoix Tuesday in his
car to settle with the county treasurer.
Geo. Jarman and his boys have fin
ished their wood job for Charles Healy.
j. w. Hayden of Orchard Hill, who
has been confined to his home all win
ter, is so much improved to 90 to
Boyne City Friday with small load Of
logs on the wagon.
The best fishing for years was report
ed last week and large number from
all over the country congregated near
Hayden Point very much resembling a
large flock of "Tanery Gulls." The
prize catch was taken by Walter Mar
tin from west of Advance which was
five beautiful trout.
Since the extreme warm weather and
heavy rains nearly everyone is afraid
to venture on the ice to fish as il is
breaking away from the shore in places.
Quite number from the peninsula
drew potatoes to East Jordan to the
car the later part of last week.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Bogart and son of
Boyne City called on the Joel Bennett
family Sunday.
The Lone Scouts initiated two new
members Friday evening, Daniel Rich
and Francis Russell.
The Lone Scouts are building them
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grove of young pines on the E. Hayden
property. They expect to have it ready
to serve dinner on Easter Sunday to a
few invited guests.
A. Reich is hauling logs to Boyne
City to have made into lumber for his
own use.
The Cleaners will give another of
their very popular social dances at
their temple, Saturday evening, March
26th.
The Star of Hope S. S. are arranging
a very fine program for Easter at the
Mountain school house, March q at 10
o'clock standard, and extend an invi-
tation to everybody to attend. They
expect Mr.. Weaver from Petoskey to
be with them.
Lyle Jones exhibits the most decided
sign of spring-a bee sting on his nose.
Robins are as numerous as in May.
Edward Gurrens reports of having
found may flower buds on the George
Jarman rarm.
Fred Wurn was the only one who
ventured out Sunday with car and he
had to be towed in with team.
1t is hoped the ferry will be running
by election day.