Charlevoix county herald., 1911-10-21

J. w. Mossington and family have
removed TO Charlevoix.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Brint-
nall sou Monday, last.
] Mrs. NJ. L. Heston was Charlie
| yoix business visitor, Monday.
Mrs. Roht. Cook is suffering from
very severe case Of tonsilitis.
Lucille Atkins Is able to be In school
again after a very severe illuess.
Fred Brockway of Boyne City is
ssisting at Kimballs Barber Shop.
Mrs. r. A. Risk was guest OF her
parents at Bellaire first OF the week
A fine line OF new King Skirts are
now on display at BIC. Hubbard q
Co.
Mrs. Ray Burr and son OF Central
Lake is guest Of her mother Mrs. Ed
Smatts
Com. j. Fl. Milford left first OF the
week for ten days business trip to
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Kenyon were
here from Mackinac Island fore part
OF the week.
L. &. Madison is at Saginaw this
week delegate to the state meeting OF
the /. o. @. f.
The fishing season opens Monday
| Hsl,
Temple Theatre.
Alex Nelson and daughter returned
home TO Mancelona Wednesday, after
few days visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII McGuill have
moved To the East Side, they now
occupy the Chatterton home.
Soronia Hive l.. o. T. M. M. vii
, initiate large class of candidates
into the order in November.
. j. w. Rogers was at the county
z seat the past week as a member 0
f the Soldiers Relief Commission.
Mrs. John Williams is suffering
with lniammatory rheumatism. Sh
p has gone to Petoskey for treatments
Mrs. Vern Crawford accompanie
. by her sister Miss Bessie Smith re
:, turned home from Mancelona, SatuI
, dav.
d Mrs. Murry Goodman returned I
q her home at WalloOn Lake, Saturday
ys after visit with several East Jorda
friends.
% Mrs. Lon Sheldon and Miss Anne
Va were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. q Nj
:, Donald of Ironton Thursday and Fr
" day of last week.
r A small blaze-the making or 81
e |one-at the Standard Oil COS. tanl
IN. Syas uuenched by our tiremeh Wedne
ey dav morning.
tn Miss Vera Amcs, who has spent I'll
or the last two weeks with Mr.. and MIR
ul Lon Sheldon has returned to h
ne home in Bay City.
Peter Burr is laid up with a We
80 sore hand one OF his tiugers was acc
- dentaly taken off, while at work
- the Chemical Plant.
he Supt. NJ. z Coye Of the ID. and
with several Of his friends were he
81 from Bay City to attend the openi
OF the Temple Thetre.
ity Mrs. B. Swab with daughter Luc
Of who has been guest OF her daugh'
A. Mrs. Bert Lorraine, left Monday
ed her home in StewGrtville MInn.
ecu Morgan Lewis and sister, Miss E.
Iei are home from Chicago where \
Id Lewis underwent a successful Ope
ue- tion for the removal OF a fragment
'o' steel from one OF his eyes.
Y The young ladies of our city ha
nh formed couple Observing circles,
,si- object being sewing and s0ciabill
he They met Monday evening at
the homes of Miss Leila Clink and Nj
the Wetha Nickless. Between thi
ls and forty of our young ladies Ia;
and already enrolled as members.
Muma's Bakery WAS re-opeued
business Tuesday. All traces OF
- bad fire which it went through h'
11 been eradicated. A new oven
" been installed with Increased ca
- city and thev are now better equip
IN than ever to serve their custom
wants,
. Mrs Louise II. Quinnin died
,SV her home on Main ST. Monday j
aged SO years. Funeral services "
-. held Friday afternoon from the Met
4 dist Church conducted by her pas
lA Rev. It. Porter Bennett. Intern
% in East Jordan cemetery. Deces
MA was born in Germany. Mrs. Augl
Blake is a sister of the deceased.
Won Svill ha nleaspd and salts