Charlevoix county herald., 1912-02-03


There were lg births apt IA death,
: o Charlevolx county during the pas,
month.
Rev j. Gultck, a former NJ. E. pas
tor here. died AT his ,home in Albion
Saturday last.
Ii was l3 below zero In Washington
sunday, but Just as much pplitica,
hot air was put out as ever.
Mrs. T. B. Gould had the misfortune
t4break one Uf her legs, Friday after
no5n. She was going to the rural
route mail box Whes she slipped %
the ice.
Pros. Atty Fitch and Sheriff Rob
bins were busy at Boyne City all
Monday forenoon preparing the justice
hearing H Jack Wyant charged with
violation OF the liquor law. AT noon
T Wyant decided to waive examination
: and was bound over 10 circuit court.
Mrs. J. Il. Northon left Friday for
Ypsilanti. called thithcr by the III
Dess OF her daughter. Miss Mabel.
who Is dangerously Ill with scarlet
fever, and has been unconscious for
nearly day. Miss Ethel Is with her
sister and they were taking a course
OF study la the normal there.
Boyne City formally opened their
new hotelSThe Observation-Disclosures
night, with big banquet. Several
from East Jordan helped celebrate the
occasion and more would have done
80 but for the cold and storm prevail
ing. Our sister city is to be congrai- =
ulated In having such tirsI-class
bosteiry. Price Bros, East Jordan
contractors, constructed the building.
Last Monday two well-known East
Jordan people, Frances Detlatf and
Peter Boss were united In marriage
ny Rev. Timothy KrOb6th ia st.
Joseph's church A large number OF
friends and acquaintances were pres
ent at the ceremony Fred Nachazel
acted as best man while Miss Agnes
petlaff assisted the bride. The newly
married couple will continue To reside
In this city.
e After an illness lasting about a
week. John Votruba, pioneer resi-
7 dent Of the Bohemian Settlement,
passed t., his reward Wednesday even
ing. He was most excellent aud
exemplary christian, husband, father
and neighbor, and the eutire settle
ment feel the loss very keenly. lie
leaves a devoted wife, d son Frank Of
Omaha and two sons and daughters
~ home besides four brothersof whom
J. J. Votruba Of this city Is one. The
funeral takes place this SATURDAY.
morning from the settlement church.
George Blake, was stricken with
paralysis " ednesday Of last week, his
left side being affected He has been
In an unconscious conditiUn greater
part Of the time. ano has not at any
Uctu COuSSiOuo oibOC tue
stroke. Tie doctors iD attendance
sav that there is but slight chance for
his recovery, or even a betterment Of
his present condition.. MIR Blake
iives on the west side, and is not very
well kuOwn at this place, having but
recently moved here from East Jor-
dsn. His family consists OF wife
aud one son, Guy who lives at BOyne
.CIty.-J'ellsire Independent.
The Charlevoix County Farmers
Institute close1 a two-day session
here Yesterday. The meetings which
were held In X. p. hall, were not a.
well attended as should have been.
The program as published last week
was carried out In full excepting that
Mrs. F. II. Saunders of Rockford was
present as state speaker in place of
Mrs. Campbell who was i'll. All the
addresses aud discu >sions were excel
lent and IL Is TO be- regretted that
more OF our farmers did not avail
themselves OF these helpful discus
sions. At the election OF officers, Fri
day. VIM. Mears Of Boyne Falls was
reelected president, and John A.
Newville OF Boyne City Sec'y-Treas.