Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-06
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Modern Maccaoees aud Lady Macca-
bees Will hold big celebration a
Traverse City Sept. a,4-5.
The store OF Homer and Acklpy a
Central Lake was broken into b,
amateurs Monday night and abonl
$1,000 worth uf merchandise taken
No clew.
Annual School meeting next Mon
day evening At eight O'Clock. Every
BODY Interested in The welfare OF oul
public schools should endeavor To be
! present.
DR.. and Mrs. c. +. Kenward of Ho
bart, Ind, are guest OF the lat ters
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Munroe
DR.. Kenward returns home Sunday,
Mrs Kenward remaining for months
visit.
According TO the State Monthly
Bulletin of Vital Statistics. there
were 48 births and 28 deaths in
Charlevoix County during the month
of May. This city had births and
one death.
Sheriff Robbins was over TO st
James, Tuesday, and arrested Glenn
McCafftrty on serious charge. The
prisoner waived examination at Char
levoix and was bound over to the
Circuit Court
Arthur O'dell and Miss lie Bailey
OF this city, were united in marriage,
Thursday morning, at the Wolverine
hotel, Boyne City, Rev. j. NJ. Bready,
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
church officiating.
l.. p. Holiday, superintendent OF
the Bellaire public schools and well
known in our city, was united in
marriage, June 9th, TO Miss Merle
Maude Mcintosh at the home of the
brides parents at Hillsdale.
George Momberger with wife and
son, and Mrs. Lizzie Jenson, of Buffalo
N. Y. are guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Ruhling and other relatives in
our city; Mrs. Ruhling is sister of Mr.
Momberger and Mrs. Jenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl CroSsman were
here from Grand Rapids this week
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f
j. Qossman. They were accompanied
by Fl. l.. Foote and wife and theil
little son. The two ladies are sisters
The Herald is in receipt Of a pleas
ant line from Mrs. 4 Barrie who il al
Algonac visiting friends She attend
ed the w. Il. G. department conven-
tion at Port Huron as delegated from
the local corps, Mrs. George Ruhliue
accompanying her.
Mrs. Ed Price returned Wednesday
from months visit at Jackson ard
Bad Axe. At the latter place she
met Charles Lewandusky and family
who were formely East Jordan resi-
dents, Mr.. LewanduskY being in the
grocery business at that place.
William Atkinson. son Of Mrs
Robert Atkinson, and Miss Zella IL.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gay,
Ut this city, were united in marriage
at the Boyne City Methodist Epsco-
pal Parsonage, Thursday morping
the pastor Rev. j. NJ Bready oiiiciat-
ing. Both are we'll known estimable
young people OF our oitv the groom
having position at the Flooring
Plant for number of years, and the
bride being a compositOr at The Her.
aid Office. We join with their many
friends in sincerely wishing them a
prosperous aud useful life.
Henry Clinton Holmes was born at
Sherburne, n. Y. Jan. 10Th IS4S and
being past sixty-four years Of age.
He was married to Annie E. Rose
June end, 1869, who died number OF
years ago. Two sous were born to
this union, Harry of Oneida, n. Y.
aud Clinton of Rome n. Y, who with
an aged mother, Mrs. J. Clinton
Holmes of SherbuTn, n. Y. and one
sister Mrs. r.. B. Aldrich of Amherst,
Ohio are left to mourn his loss. Mr.
Holmes was we'll known in this city
having been in business here fol
several years. He has been a member
of /. q. F. for number of years
and the funeral was conducted unde
their auspices on Tuesday at the
Methodist Episcopal Church and ser.
mon was preached by ReY. y. Porter
Bennett. Interment to take place al
Sherburne, n. Y.