Charlevoix county herald., 1912-02-17
Bviefs Of the Week


popular noosepaper--the marriage
cirtificate.-
Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Misenar
son, THURSDAY.
Henry Ribble spent Sunday with
his parents at Leland.
Mr.. and Mes. Charles Burtsch were
guest OF Bellaine friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Smatts WAS called to Gen.
tral Lake, Friday, by the serious ILL
ness OF grandson.
THE FrOlics of Day" Company at
Temple Theatre first three days OF
next week Dou't niiss IL.
Bert End Ben Reid returned first Of
the week from Big Rapids where they
were called by the death OF a sister
The irm 0f James Gidley is likely
ia be "Gidley and son." boy having
been born on Sunday morning last.
b. S. Hanson, representing the
Challenge Machinery Co. OF Grand
Haven, called IN the local printing
offices, Friday.
Miss Mary Porter Is home from an
extended visit with friends at Cleve-
land, Ohio, In New York, and her
sister at Oberlin college.
Mrs w. II. Roy was called to In-
gersoil, Ontario, Tuesday, by the death
OF her father, w. Fl. Bailey. She ex-
poets tn return home about the 18th.
Several of Miss Theresa Woods
young friends gave her a surprise
party last Saturday evening, the oc-
cason being her birthday anniversary.
Mrs T. Porter Bennett underwent
an operation at Harper's Hospital.
Detroit, Thursday last, and IL con-
valescing nicely. Rev. Beunett will
be home today.
w. p. Porter Is home from a busi-
ness trip TO Cleveland and visit to
his brother, Frauk, at Chattanooga
We understand the latter intends To
locate In Georgia.
Mrs. G. A. Lisk received a fractur-
ed forearm in fall on the Icy walks
OF State street, Monday evening. DR..
Ramsey Immediately set the bone and
The ar,n is healing nicely
Erwin Hyatt was called to Alden
first of the week bv the serious illness
of his brother, Ted. The latter was
here last week and upon arrival home
had to be carried from the train.
Pneumonia is the cause.
The Rural Mail Carriers Assn Of
CharlevOix. Antrim and Kalkaska
counties, will hold 4 meeting at Bel
laire next Thursday, convening with
Forest Home Grange. r. A. Brint-
nall .of this city IL president OF the
organization.
Methodist Ladies' Aid will hold
their next meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Crowcll on North Main
Street. Wednesday afternoon, Feb'y
2lst. Mrs. II. A. Swaff0d Will assist
in entertaining, AL members please
attend.
Arthur Nichols, prosecuting attOr-
ney Ia Charlevoix county. was In
Petoskey Tuesday bound for his home
in East Jordan, being connected with
Attorney Guinon in the DR.. John
Reycrart case In probate court. The
Petoskey Record.
The Petoskey Rug Mfg Co. are will
ling to help some live person in East
JORDAN get started in the carpet
cleaning business. Thev have a ma
chine now ready for shipment aud
anyone desiring to take this up as a
side line should write them at once.
Mrs. FyKs, wife OF George Fyke
died suddenly at her home near Rock
| Elm, Saturday morning. Funeral
services we're held Wednesday morn
ing from the Presbyterian church con-
Quoted by Rev. Grigsby. Emma Gag.
non was born In New York State 10
1884. She leaves a husband and two
children, one three years OF age and
the other seventeen months.
L. e.. Madison received a marked
copy of the Duluth Herald this week
containing un account of the death uf
Miss Abigail Sutton, aged 26 years,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Sut-
ton OF that city. Some OF East Jor-
dams old time residents will remem-
Der Mr.. Sutton who conducted store
at this place about twenty-five years
ago.
Atty A. B. Nicholas, Jr., left this
week for Meriden, Miss, where he in
tends to locate and follow his profes.
sion. Mr.. Nicholas Is one of East
Jordan's young men who has made
good in his own town and we feel sure
he will make success of his venture
Ia the southland. A farewell party
was rendered Mr. Nicholas at Taylor's
Inn Saturday evening which WAS at,