Charlevoix county herald., 1911-11-04

Iona friends.
E. B. Ward was here from Charlie
voix, Monday.
Mrs. II. A. Carr spent Sunday with
Charlevoix friends.
w. f. Zavitz is here from Ontario
renewing acquaintances.
County Treasurer Lewis spent sun
day at his home in Wilson township.
Miss Grace Smith OF Mancelona is
guest OF her sister Mrs Vern Crawford
Mrs. ID. p. McGuirk returned Sat-
urday, from Whit with Mancelona
relatives.
Mrs. VIM Stone was guest Of Mrs.
George Hobler at Pellstone fore part
OF the week.
| Ed Dunn aud Wilbur Stebbins of
Helena were guest Of East Jordan
friends over sunday.
James Milford. who has been con-
fined to his bed The past fortnight
with sickness, is convalescing.
Dr. H. w. Dicken, John Mollard
and A. Cameron returned first Of the
week from their hunting trip up
north.
The Mack Jewelry Store is being
moved this week into their new
quarters in the Temple Theatre
Block.
Halloween was quietly observed in
our city. Soaped windows and few
minor pranks were about all the de-
predatiOns.
DR.. and Mr.. 9. A. Sweet left Tues
day for ST. Louis, Mich, where the
former will take treatment at the
sanitarium.
A heavy snow storm ushered in
November and continued for over a
day. Sleighs were brought into com
mission but the roads are in bad
shape.
DR.. r. A. Risk drove to Petoskev in
his auto, Monday, and returned with
his mother. Mrs. J. j. Risk. who has
been at the Petoskey hospital for
some time past.
d. c. Loveday left Monday for Ian
sing where he met Mrs. Loveday
From there they go for a visit with
relatives in Ontario before taking up
| their winter residence in Florida.
Among those who left Wednesday
morning to attend the State Teachers
meet at Detroit were Supt. Northon,
Principal Heitch, Trudnt Officer
Basbaw and Misses Hoyt and Fre-
berry.
The Rural Letter Carriers Associa-
| tiOn or Antrim, KaIRaska and Charlie
voiX counties has received an invita-
ton from the village of Bellaire to
| hold their next meeting there on Feb
ruary 22. Tue invitation will be &C
| cepted.
A local plumber underwent a rather
peculiar experience the other day. He
was sent to do some work at the En-
met county jail and was locked In by
one Of Sheriff Fdgerton' daughters.
| When the man had finished his job,
| he opened the window and asked to
| he let out, but another one Of the
sheriff's daughters was there then
and would not give him his liberty.
i've served my time" said the plum
ber, but he had to stay there just the
same until the person who had locked
him in returned. ANYHOW the plum
Der was working on time.-PetoskeY
Independent.
Two little boys nine and four years
old, sat on IA front seat in the court
room and their eyes bulged ont as
they looked about the great room
where papa and mama were being
legally separated. 1t was another
case where the saloon and its in
| fluences were destroying home.
Augusta Nau was suing her husband
| pOOikO Ndu iul OifOlIOS DCOouoC vi
drunkenness and nonsupport. The
husband admitted to Judge Donovan
that he had spent considerable time
in the, saloons this summer. He had
cried TO keep away from them he said,
aud many times through recent years
had succeeded in avoiding them for
a season. But always the saloon had
finally taken him away from the home
and had left his family without sup
ort. Judge Donovan decided that ln
this case, as In many others, the sa-
loon would continue to hold its vic
tim and he granted the divorce. And
that is why it was told in the Detroit
News that two little boys, nine and
| fOur wears old sat on the front seat in