Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-16
Brie{s Of the Weex

nNrn to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bishaw
Won. last Monday.
Louis Peppin goes TO Provemont on
Tuesday next and viii! open "a restaur-
ant at that place.
VI. r. Morris and Hugh Oliver left
Monday With two carloads of cattle
for the Detroit live stock market.
Supt, A. K. Cross was at Bellaire,
Alden ant Central Lake receiving
beans for his company. The Clark
Seed Go.
The football game al Charlevo tx
Saturday last with our High School
team resulted in a Is To 9 vic tory in
favor OF Charevoix.
j. A. NanDis was here this week
working In the Interest OF the county
Y. NJ. G.. A. organization which is
now being perfected.
\ There were IL births and eIeren
tdeaths in Charlevoix during the past
month. East Jordan having niue
births and two deaths.
Ia contest held by the American
Bee Journal for apiarian pictures,
Ira ID. Bartlett took thirteenth place
among over two hundred contestants,
Atty r. L. Lewis of Charlevoix
was united In marriage To Miss Abhie
King at Knsmaw, Ohio. TUESDAY.
Mr. Lewis was a con estant for
prosecuting attC rney at the recent
primary.
The contest at the Roller Rink be-
tween Glare Kline and David White
ford, which caused considerable in
terest among rink patrons. was won
by Kline. Thursday night finishing in
2:lO. The prize was $40 O0. divided
80 and 40 per cent.
A fire in the tenant residence Of
Robert Price occupied by George
Hnyean and family. called out the
fire department Wednesday afternoon
The tire evidently originated from
defective chimney. Loss small. This
was the first time our new chemical
wagon was used
The Roller Rink here closes Satur-
day evening, Managers Wenman and
! Arthur Karlslake the latter at Char
levoix) leaving first Of the week for
Mishawaka, Ind.. where they will
conduct roller rink this winter.
There is a probability of the rink
here being re-opened by other parties.
A relationship was discovered down
In the county jail the other day when
Roy Brown. held In jail on a charge
OF assault with intent 20 do great bod
lily harm less than the crime % muir
der, discovered that he and Nav
Thomas, the woman serving 80 DAYS
on disorderly charge were first cou-
sins. The couple talked to each 9TH
er through the medium ~ the open
windows in the jail. Cadillac News.
The Equal Suffragists held jubi-
lee at the Presbyterian church We'd
nesday evening which was attended
by men, women and children and was
success in every way. Messrs
Grigsby, Bennett, Munroe, Stewart
aud Northon very enthusiastically
welcomed the women Into the ranks
of Fellow Citizens" and stating that
new privileges meant new duties and
more responsi oility than ever before.
Mr.. Stewart told us OF Wash ngton
and reforms worked out there by the
aid OF the women. Mr.. Webster and
Miss Sweet gave us an enjoyable
violin duet. Mr. Webster also fay
pred us with "a fine violin solo; Miss
Grigsby accompanying on the pipe
organ for all music. Miss Berg sang
lovely solo and MISS Roosinger re-
cited "a Woman's Sphere. " Mes
danes Fox, Howey and Heston gave
us words OF cheer and thankfulness.
The latter read Mrs. Towards letter
of Joy over the victory we had at
tanned So many good things we're
said that we wish every man and wo-
man 10 the city could have heard
them The meeting was appropriate
ly closed by singing America