Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-13


secured as speaker at the IrontoT
Grange picuic Aug. illh.
The Herald Is indebted 10 Hon. j
il. Dodds for copy OF the Congress
ional Directory issued April, 1912,
Rev. T. Porter Rennet and abou
forty OF his scout boys are down tn,
lake this week hayiag the time o
their lives aud doing regular "scou
work
|. Supt. A. L Gross with a crew of q
dozen men left Monday for the Upper
Peninsula where they are roging peas
and inspecting GRIPS OF the Everett
j. Clark Seed Co,
Coming. One week July 18th. at
East Jordan. EeVant's Modern Tent
Show. High Glass Vaudeville and
moving Pictures Show grounds near
Town Hall, State ST. Admission 10
lb cents.
r. =. Brown, aged % years, was
drowned at Charlevoix Sunday after
noon. He leaves father and BROTH
ers in Norwood. Funeral services
were held from the Norwood NJ. E..
Church Tuesday.
Gerald Donaldson Of Kewadn. aged
II years. was drowned while In swim
ming In Eaton Lake near Ellsworth,
Thursday last. The young man was
good swimmer and it. is thought he
was taken with cramps.
The Steamer Hum will run an FIX
cursion TO CharlevOiy, Sunday, leav-
ing here at 1000 a. IN. Returning
leaye Charleyoix 500 p. IN. Connect
ing at CharlevOix with Petoskey
dummy" Round trip, so cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Boswell and
Mr.. aud MIS-. Will Painter return
ed Friday last from Traverse City
where they were called by the death
Of Mrs. Fannie Boswell. Deceased
was aged IS years and leaves five
children, VIZ W. Y. Boswell and
Mrs. Will Palmiter OF this city, Mrs.
Il. &. Holbrook OF Glare. John Bos-
we'll and Miss Ida of Traverse City.
Funeral services were held Friday,
The body OF Frank ~. Calkins who
was drowned while canoeing in the
Huron river at Ypsilanti, Sunday
night, was brought to his former
home at Chestonia, Tuesday. Funer-
al services were held Wednesday con
Quoted by Rev. Corey of Bellaire.
Fhe young man was canoeing with
Miss Mildred S4bin Of Tower and
both lost their lives. Prank Bahala
went to Ypsilanti and accompanied
The remains h0ne.
Last week |. b. Mclean, the real
estate dealer, closed deal with a
representative OF the Interstate
Motor club OF Detroit, which means
much in the development OF this
county. AS we mentioned few
weeks ago Mr.. Mclean has purchased
Holy Island and was preparing 10
put it upon the market. A represent
alive OF the club purchased about an
acre OF Mclean, and took options op
several other parcels of Land on the
island. According TO the terms of
sale the club agrees to begin the con-
structiOn OF club house, 10 cost al
least $4,000, within forty days and
make other Improvements. Not only
is M. Mclean doing things in NOV
ing real estate but every real estate
man in the county reports business
as picking up and getting livlier
every day.-Charlevoix Courier.
Hon. Alonzo j. Stroud dropped
dead from apUplexy at his home at
Horizons Bay Wednesday afternoon.
deceased was born ia Parma, Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, Nay 6, 1913. He spent
his boyhood days on his fathers farm
and acquired his education in the
public schools of Middlebqrg, Ohio.
Early in the civil war he enlisted in
the Army of the Cup berland and lat
er enlisted Ia the lSSth Ohio volun=
-teer infantry serving until the close
OF the war. He was married to Cece-
LA A. Norton in 1866 and came TO
Horizons Bay and engaged ia the
lumber business. Mr.. Stroud was
member Of several secret orders and
was grand master or the l. o. o. F..
le00-0l. He held the Office Of super
visor ten years, sheriff two years,
judge Of probate eight years ana
served two terms as representative in
the state Legislature.