Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-16

Glenn BulOw and Eryin Hiatt were
Ruest of Boyne City friends Sunday.
Miss Catherine Kellum of Macklnaw
ls guest Of friends and relatives in the
city.
Mas Harriet Graf' entertained the
young people OF the Epworth League.
Tuesday evening. sv
Do not forget the hake-sale 'in' the
Mouroe building on Saturday after
noon and evening.
Ashland Bowen has purchased the
meat market department OF Richards
Bros. aud IL again at the block.
]. NJ Clifford was here this week
from PetOskey on business connected
with the Mich State Telephone Go.
Methodist Ladies Aid will be enter
tanned by Mrs Sunstedt at her home,
Wednesday. March 2Oth at 2:30 O'Clock
Visitors welcome.
FopNp.-Watch chain and fob
Owner can have same by calling at
this otfice-proving property and pay
ing for this n0tice.
House to RENT. House to SELL.
Horse far SALE.
r. A. BRINTNALL.
Arthur Moore with daughter, Miss
June. was here from Big Rapids this
week, guest OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Moore.
The Bible Study Glass OF the Meth
odist Church, held their first meeting
at the home Of Miss Fern Howard,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John f. Williams returned to
her home at Central Lake. Wednesday,
after visit with her brother, Chas.
Jackson and family.
A number Of the members OF the
Church of God. drove over to Boyne
CITY, Sunday. To attend the revival
services at that place.
We are now prepared to till your
every want in the MEAT and GROCERY
line. Prompt delivery. Phone M
25-LEwIs & 3URDICK.
The Needlecraft Sewing Circle held
an enjoyable Afternoon at, the home OF
Mrs. r. Bence Thursday afternoon
Refreshments were served.
Michigan Monthly Bulletin ut VII
tai Statistics for January, gives three
births aud one deaf h for East Jordan
and 25 births and l6 dea tbs for Char
levOix county.
An item in the ST Petersburg (Fla.
independent states that d. G.. Love
day has purchased an entire block OF
residence lots in that city and that
he will build new home for himse
on one of the most desirable lots.
The Methodist Brotherhood Class
on Monday evening. surprised one OF
their members. Andrew Rei6, on the
evening before he left for British Col
unba. During the social hour Rev
Bennett presented him with beauti.
ful gold lOcket and chain, nicely en-
graved, on behalf Of the class. Re-
freshments were served. and after
Wishing him every success. the meet.
ing was brought TO close by singing
"Bless be the tie that Binds" and
PRAYER by the pastor. During the
meeting the Masonic brethern came
in and r. Henry, on behalf OF the
lodge, presented him with Masonic
charm. q
The civil service Of the United
States announces that there will be
conducted at the Boyne CITY post Of,
tice, on Saturday, April 6 a civil ex
animation for the position Of rura
mail carrier ut the Boyne Falls office
and for other vacancies which may
occur In CharIevoix county. The an
nual remuneration for such appoint
ments to be from six hundred tu 9
Thousand dollars per year. The age
limit is from eighteen TO tifty-iv,
years at the time of examination, ex
cept in case Of honOrably discharg &
sailors and soldiers Of the United
States, In which case the maximum
aye limit will be waived, Application
forms NAV be secured FROM the loca
post office or from the once OF the
OWL service commission az Washing
ton, ID. &.
1t IL reported that the estate OF the
late David Ward, one OF the largest
In northern Michigan, will be divided
among the heirs about tho first ol
June. The administration was u
run for IL years and the numbering
business continued for that time
when all the property not already dis
posed Of should be divided. The
Ward railroad Is leased to the New
York Central railway. The estate
has recently sold big holdings OF hem
lock aud hardwood timber lands Il