Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-15
Briefs Of the Week

Borp 10 Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. MI les {
daughter. sunday.
Why daru apy more2 Wear the
Holeproof Hosiery. Ask for IL at NJ
Z. Ashley & Co.'s.
Hull Detachable Umbrellas Handles
are just what you need on that vaca.
tion trip. At Mack's Jewelry.
Pupils of st. Joseph's Catholic
school enjoyed an excursion to Char
ievoif, Thursday, on tbe Steamer
Hum
Mayor Stefes. Con'ys Kenny and
Hudson, aud city Atty Fitch were
at Betoskey. Thursday, where the
new paving bonds were formally sola.
A young son OF John Cramer in
Echo township fell on some powed
ground, Saturday. and broke his leg
Drs. Dieken and Risk reduced the
fracture.
Jesse Bayliss and Miss Tessje Hib-
bier Of this city were united in mar
riage by Rev. T. Porter Bennett at
the Methodist parsonage Sunday
evening
Fl. I. Mcmillan was CALLED to New
York state last week by the death of
Ralph Enos of Chqrleyoix. He re-
turned to Charlevoix with the re-
mains Saturday.
Ed. Price, acoQmp9ined by Morley
Tindale and Dan Mckinley left Tues
day for Bad Axe where Price Bros.
are constructing school building.
Charles Johnson left Friday to join
them.
City Clerk Smith received notice
from the State Railroad commission
this week that Western Uaion
telegraph office would be located i'm
this city. Material for the new Office
is already being received.
1.-THE Sugar Bowl" John Batsakis.
propr, opened their confectionery and
ice cream store to the public Friday
evening. Peter Glados is assisting in
the work. They have a fine equip
ment>and solicit your patronage.
DR.. Charles A. Sweet wishes TO an
nounce to his friends and former pa
irons, that he has fully recovered
from his long seige of illness, and is
again able TO resume his practitioner
work. Office hours, 1000 to 1900 a.
m. and 200 TO 500 p. m.
The noted missionary Rev. Fr. Sey-
mour from Grand Rapids and another
Redemptorist Father will conduct a
several days mission in st. Joseph's
church beginning Sunday, June % at
Il:39 q. m. Everyone is cordially in-
yited TO come every eyenpg and hear
these Distinguished missionaries
Results Of the CIVIL Service exam
ination for Rural Mail Carriers held
ut Boyue Falls for Charlevoix County
short time age, have just been an
nounced. Over dozen men took the
examination and out of these Ray NJ
Fox of this city stood first and James
Davis also of East Jordan took third.
This is credit mark TO East Jordan s
carriers as the examination is
Thorough.
Miss Vera Brinkmapn, grand,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. KENNY,
died at the convent in Grand Rapids,
Tuesday. William Kenny left for
that city and brought home the re-
mains, Thursday. Funeral services
were held from St. Josephs Catholic
church. Friday m9rning, conducted
by FIR. Kroboth. Deceased was aged
IL years, aud leaves one brother. Wal
ter, aged Ii years.
Joseph II. Lanway and Mrs. Capto-
liza McCalmOn were united in mar
riage, Tuesday, at the home of the
groom's sister. Mrs. Daniel Delong,
on the West Side. Rev. r. Porter
Bennett, pastor OF the Methodist
church, performed the ceremony in
the presence Of a few friends and rela-
tiyes. The couple left Immediately
for q wedding trip to Grand Rapids
onl ,@,Ninte % har oonth