Charlevoix county herald., 1911-07-22
Leave your laundry at Mack &.

tingtons.
Go to Mack's for yoar China-both
fancy and plain Prices reasonable.
Stencil designs and every essential
:. Tor doing the work at Mrs. JaS Hite's
millinery.
3 AbOat thirty ladies af the Pythian
Sisters enjuved an eIeursion to PetOs-
Key "Wednesday
Instructions for steneiling aud
designs and materials at Mrs Hite's
Millinery
The tow barge Dorcas Pendell OF
Tonswanda. II. Y. loaded with hard-
wood lumber here the first OF the
week.
A launch party OF ten came over
from Boyne CITY one night last week
and spent the evening at the roller
rink. r.
Ladl shonld not fall to Gee the
fine exhibit OF stencil designs and
materials at the millinery store Of
Mira. Jay Hite.
The Boy Scouts, numbering about
fifteen enjoyed wee,'s camping
at Lo vedays Point In charge Of
Howard Porter.
Tue bloodhound belonging to Under
sheriff Kittle Of Bellaire was taken
10 the Upper Peninsula last Saturday
TO attempt to trail boy who had
wandered from home. The trip was
unsuccessful.
A serious accident occurred at the
f.o0perage co. plant last Monday when
the throttle valve OF the engine broke.
John Valauce was struck by a piece
of the throttle and his arm was broken
Ia three places. Claude Gokee was
very badly scalded by escaping steam.
The Wilmington cottage at Monroe
Creek Is being occupied this week bv
q party OF girls chaperoned by Mrs. A.
E. Cross. Among the party are Esther
Porter, Katherine Haire, Constanc ce
Loveday, Jessie Dean, Mildred Sweet,
Arlene Hammond, Anna Jamison and
Ellegene French.
At a meeting held in Charlevoix
Wednesday arrangements were made
for q series OF meetings to be held by
the Charlevoix County Farmers In
stitute Society next winter. The
meetings will begin January 18th and
continue until the 9th, and occur at
ten different places throughout the
county.
The final bali game in the series for
the championship OF the city was
played Tuesday afternoon. The team
from the east side managed to pile
up l6 runs while the west siders were
getting nine. The battery for the
east side was Mcnamara, II. Porter
and J. Milford; west side, Cuson and
Potter.
Mr.. g. S. Howe of Cleveland, who
is occupying a cottage on Pine Lake
for the summer, purchased through
the Loveday Agency this week the
l46 acrekfarm Of Jos. II. Cater which
has a frontage ON South Arm of Piuc
Lake, and because Of It's high eleva-
tsi)n and favorable soils is we'll adapt.
eG to fruit growing for W hich purpose
the place is to be devel 10 ped.
A comp laint was made at YpsiIanti
by Harry Miller, OF Mancelona a stu
dent at the Normal college there
charging Mrs. Vine Edwards, colored,
with assault and battery. She was
arrested later and srraigned 10 the
municipal court, pleaded guilty and
was fined IS aud costs. She threw
carving fork at Miller aud 1t struck
Miller on the left side over his heart,
inHicting a painful injury. Mrs.
Edwards Is cook at the Occidental
hotel and Miller Is a waiter at the
same place.
In his seini-snnual report to the
state, Prosecuting Attorney Dwight
III. Fitch reviews The first six months
OF the year rs follows: Total prosecu-
tions %. or these, 20 were convic-
tions, four discharged upon payment
OF costs Md one discharged upon ex-
animation. OF the above number of
cases, four were for violation OF the
local option law, seven for drunkness,
five for assault aud battery and the
balance for various offenses. These
figures only include the number OF
cases disposed Of. but do not include
pending cases nor Juvenile offenders.
Two large wagon loads OF East Jor-
dsS ladies arrived here this morning
after long and terribly dusty ride
from our sister city down the South
Arm. The ladies are all members OF
the East Jordan Relief Corps and are
here on the Invitation Of our local
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