Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1921-05-13
PENINSULAR
Edited by Mrs. E. Hayden)

ing on old friends in this section Tues
day.
Kenneth and Francis Russell and
school, killed a large horned owl with
a club after school Wednesday. II was
sitting in q tree top which was partly
tipped over and Kenneth Russell climb
ed near enough to hit it with a club.
1t measured nearly feet from tip to
| tip of the wings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Loomis, who have
been employed in Detroit since last
fall drove car up from Detroit for an
! East Jordan party last Wednesday,
making the trip in IL hours. They
visited Mr.. Loomis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest LOOMS at the farm and
Mrs. LOOMS father, Harlow Sweet, of
Advance and called on other relatives
and friends, got their own car out of
the garage at Charlevoix, where it had
been stored all winter and drove it
back to Detroit Sunday. They both
have jobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Earle of Boyne
| City and their son, James, of Charlie
voix were through this section Thurs
day with brand new Chevrolet car.
MIR. Earle was learning to drive.
Mr.. and Mrs: Jas. Mcclure and son,
Tracy of Boyne City, called at the Jas.
Arnet home and F. ID. Russell home
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Bennett and son,
Orval and Mrs. j. w. Hayden and son,
| Sam attended Mothers Day services at
the Presbyterian church in Boyne City
| Sunday and were dinner guests at the
VIM. Bogart home. The trip was made
| in the Bennett car and was delightful.
Mrs. Don Mckinley of Chicago who
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
E. Phillips in Boyne City came out to
the farm Saturday and helped make
garden and also made trip to Hayden
Point.
Linn Phillips and a companion of
Boyne City spent Friday night at the
Phillips farm preparatory to fishing
| trip Saturday morning promising to re-
turn early and when they had not re-
turned by 2 p. m. the family who had
come to the farm later in the morning
became alarmed and started a search
for them. They were finally located
at Diers Lake where they were catch
ing fish and having lots of finn and
where the rest OF the family went for
fish fry after the boys were found.
Mrs. Jesse Wright has been confin-
| ed to her bed since Tuesday May 3, by
illness caused by being hurt while
leading yearling to pasture. The
animal was not used to being led and
was all she could manage.
| Mrs. Anna Henry who has been in
| Chicago for some months and who had
stroke sometime ago is with her
daughter, Mrs. Will Howe at her farm
home on South Arm Lake. She ex-
poets to remain all summer.
The Star of Hope S. S. had Mothers
day services Sunday and presented the
older mothers who had been in the S.
mothers were Mrs. Anna Henry, Mrs.
Galen Seller and Mrs. John Dunlop.
| They were very much honored by the
| attention.
Mr.. M. A. Mcdonald and his mother
| Mrs. Ann Mcdonald and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Mitchell of Charlevoix were dinner
guests at the Geo. Jardine home Sum-
day.
! Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Weaver who
had held Sunday school services at the
Vance schoolhouse in Echo township
were dinner guests at the Seller home
| Sunday and called on several other
friends in the district.
The Mountain school teacher, Miss
Anna Metcalf will close her school May
| 10 with program in the evening at
the schoolhouse, ice cream and cake
will be served.
The county road gang have common
ced the grade along the highway from
the Whiting place to Sid Hayden's
house.
C.. A. Hayden is working with the
county road gang.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Nicloy and little
son, Curtis visited Mrs. Nicloy parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Hurd at Horizons
Bay Sunday.
F. B. Dow who has been very ill for
some weeks is slowly improving and is
able to sit up few minutes at a time.
Mrs. Galen Seller, who has been con-
fined to her bed for month is quite a
good deal better and sits up some
every day.
There was laage turnout from this
section to the Peninsular Grange at
their regular meeting Thursday even
ing and all report good time.
The Cleaners met in regular session
Saturday evening for the first time in
long time as most of the members
are also GrBngers and have been help
ing with the Grange contest.
w. Scott fixed our telephone again
Saturday which had been out OF COM
mission for several days that was the
third time in month.
Elton Jarman is helping John Seller
with his farm work.
Farmers are taking advantage of the
fine weather to get their corn ground
ready,
The Pickle Co. S man was delivering
seed Thursday. A large acreage is
being planted.
Nearly everybody has their garden
planted.
The A. B. Dow cherry orchard at the
l.. X. l.. is worth going miles to see.
The apple bloom would indicate a
lage crop.
Only two more days until the 9Th