Charlevoix county herald., 1912-02-24


r. j. Crossman was q Grand Rapids
visitor this week.
Miss Nina Geary was guest OF Bel
laire friends this week.
Miss Eva Lewis was guest OF Char
levoix friends this week.
Chris Taylor was at Northport this
week visiting his son, Will.
o. d. Cleveland returned SATURDAY
last from an extended trip TO Missouri
Miss Minnie Bernhardt left recently
for visit with her brother at Bay
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Goodman
were guest of Boyne City friends this
week.
Atty f. n. Clink attended the
Firemens Banquet at Beliaire, Mon
day night.
Gail Churchill. who has been taking
treatment at Ann Arbor Is GONZALES
cling nicely.
Ed. Bellinger left Monday for De-
troit TO see Mrs Bellinger who is at
Harper's Hospital.
A. M.fModre left Wednesday for
Traverse City. From there he goes
to Portland, Oregon.
F. Fl. Hubbard was city visitor
over Sunday, guest Of his parents Mr..
and Mrs. e. Il. Hubbard
Mrs. George Carr was Charevoix
visitor the past week attending the
annual Historical Society banquet.
Miss Flora Simmons has been i'll
the past week and unable to attend
her duties at the East Jordan Cooper
age.
Mrs. E. V. Harmon. who has been
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Gay, left for her home at Manton,
Tuesday.
| Mrs Daniel Mac Donald of Central
Lake was guest at the home Of hel
son, Robert T., also Thomas Joynt's,
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Ecclest0r, who
have been here guest at the home OF
Miss Mary Dewitt, left Monday fol
their home at Nowak, Conn.
Drs. Ramsey, and Montague OF
('harlevoix, performed an operation
Monday. upon Thomas, the 9-vear-olG
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keiser
who has been quite low with pneu
monia.
Tie Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
will hold their next meeting at the
home OF Mrs. James Malpass,. Friday
afternoon, March lst. Mrs. Gibsor
will assist Mrs. malpass in entertain
ing. All are welcome.
| One of the most peculiar deaths
which has been reported In this local
ity In long time. took place on Wed
nesday OF last week. On the previous
day Joe, the 7year old son OF Franl
Kwapis. put his mouth over the spou
OF a tea kettle and inhaled the steam
He died as the result.-GaylorC
Herald.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Stevens, vel
known resident of Marion TOWNSHIP
died at her home Saturday, Feb'y 18th
Deceased was born in New York cit
Nov. IL, 1855, aud moved with he
parents TO Elk Rapids when still
child. In 1879 she was united il
marriage to Charles Fl. Stevens. Sh
was the mother OF seven children. ST,
Of whom, together with the husband
mourn her loss. Mrs. ROLAND Mad
dock Of this city is one of the daugh
ters. aud Mrs. K. A. Lewis In a sister
in-law.
Funeral services were held Tuesda
morning. Among those attendin
from this city were Mrs. Fl. G. Hip
and Agnes O'Neil.
One year ago, at this time, tn
Michigan Brewers Association Wa
81 nding out circulars to the distiller
i,s an ! breweries and TO representa-
tives Of the liquor interests general
In other states urging them to sen,
travelling men TO Michigan for the pur
pose Of going about the state in be
half Of saloons and brewery extension
In the circular sent out to the brew
ers apd distillers OF other states, A rth
ur K Gordon, secretary Of the Mich
gan Brewers Association said: "If "
can have the services of your trave
ing men who are familiar with Mich
gan conditions during the two week
Immediately preceding the election o
April 3rd they Will be OF real value
Our plan is to use them for orgsnizs
tion work in various counties aftt
they have been thoroughly instructe
iD our methods" The people OF Micl
igan have come TO we'll know what
means TO instruct men In Brewery A,
sociation methods. 1t means To bu
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