Charlevoix county herald., 1912-01-13

Dbn't fall TO see the - Danci nI
Dwarfs," at the Temple Y6eatre Jan
23. This is your last chance to see
ihem before they return TO Bafneo.
The Ne.son Stock Co. composed q
ten able artists close q three. night en-
Ragement AT the Temple Theatre to
night. Thoes Of our citizens wht
have attasded the entertainment
speak 10 the highest terms Of thei'
ability.
A one day Teachers Instirute vii,
be ttfat Boyne City next Tuesday
Jan. 18th. Sdpt. L. A. Butler n,
Bovne City AMI r. A. Winship OF
Boston will conduct the meetings.
Mr.. Winship is one OF the foremost
EDUCATORS OF the country and every
2shool teacher who possibly can do so
ould be in attendance.
Mrs. Mary Vanek vile OF Frank
Vanek died at her home In the B0-
hemian Settlement early Friday morn
ing. She was the daughter OF Albert
Zitka and Frances Josifek and was
born In the Settlement Feb. 25, 1891.
She leaves a husband and two infant
children tO mourn her loss. The fun
eral will probably take place Monday
from the Settlement church.
Dan f. Goodman received a tele-
gram, Monday, notifying him Of the
death OF his mother, Mrs. Dora Good
man, at Eugene. Ore. The body will
be brought to this city for burial. De-
ceased leaves five sons and two daugh-
ters to mourn her loss. Her husband
Fred Goodman, died eight years ago.
They located at East Jordan some
thirtv-three years ago and the lady
was well-knOw in our city having re-
sided here up TO last year when she
went west To visit her sons, Fred and
Ben.
Monday morning the janitor built
the tires In the furnace at the school
building at Ellsworth. When he re-
turned at seven O'Clock he found the
building already 70 break into hamt 8
and nothing could be done to save the
building. A few books only w're
saved. The main building was erecI-
ed about twenty years ago and an sd-
dition costing nearly 81, 900 was add d
one year ago. There is an insuraD, e
nf $1,000 Arrangements will be made
10 carry on at least two rooms through
the winter, a. new building will be
built In the spring,-Bellaire Inde-
pendent. :"
At the first annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Peoples State
Savings Bank held at their Offices
Thursday evening a dividend was de-
clared and the report showed the year
Just closed to have been most prosper
Ous both as TO earnings and volume Of
business. The following officers and
directors were elect Wv. p. Squire,
presidential f.. Sleeper, vice presi
dent; w. A. Stroebel, vice president;
r. o. Bisbee, cashier. Directors: A.
l.. Wright, w. A. Stroebel. G.. II.
whittiRgton, G.. j. Bisbee, Fl. L. Me-
MILAN, r. o. Risbec, w. p. Squire,
A. K. Sleeper.
Mrs. Charles Barrett. who has been
sufferer for so long, died at her
home iu Charlevoix last Sunday morn
ing, from heart trouble. Last June
she was taken from this city to Char
leYoix for medical treat tment and later
on Mr.. Barrett moved their household
TO that city. Mary Elizabeth Barrett
was born Ia Kent county May 3lst;
1850. In 1880 she was united In mar
rage to Charles Barrett at Charlevoix
and they have been residents OF this
county seDce then Besides the hus-
band, four children are left To mourn
her loss--Miss Florence Of this City,
Mis-, Harriet at Detroit, Mrs. Grace
Cole OF Redstone. Montana, and Cbas.
Barrett OF San Francisco, Cal. The
funeral services were held from the
home In Charlevoix Tuesday, conduct
ed by Rev. Taylor. Interment 10 the
Chsrlevojx cemetry.