Charlevoix county herald., 1913-07-19
Brie3s Of me Week
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eeEse skessEsesseee el

The funeral OF little Cecilia Crow
ley took place from ST. Joseph
church Tuesday. Father Krobott
Dfaclated. A large concourse u
friends followed the little cotfiu u
the cemetery.
Marriage LICENSES issued this week
were: John Jacobson, aged thirty-twt
aud Della Charon, aged forty-four,
both of Boyne CITY; Harry Howard
aged Jweuty.two OF Detroit and Elm:
or K. Faut. aged twenty-five OF Royne
Falls.
VIM. KEEPER aged - years, OF Cen
tral Lake, accidentally killed himself
last Friday, when the shotgun he
was CARRYING discharged, The full
charge caught the boy in the head,
aud his skull was shot to pieces. The
accident happened about three miles
from town, when KEEPER was Oh his
way TO work. His small brother eau
pot tell how IL happened
The decision of the rosecuting
attorney In regard 10 the opening of
the saloon in Frederic, owned by VIM.
Callahan and continued by his admin.
istrator after his death until April
30, that the death, operated under
the law, the same as voluntary sur
render, aud cannot be continued by
anyone, il the township had more
than one saloon TO each roo inhabi.
tants,h which was the case, was an
firmed by the attorney general, and is
now approved by the supreme court.
Grayling Avalanche.
Rev. Yost, at one time pastor of
Methodist church here, Is now sta
toned near Hastings. While he was
preaching a recent afternoon at lit.
tile town called Quimby, fire alarm
was given, and it was discovered that
a lumber yard had caught fire. and il
1t went the town was doomed. Call
ing his congregation TO follow, and
reinforced by two base ball teams and
the spectators who were enjoying q
game near by, the pastor led the way
to fight the fire. 1t took four hours
hard work with bucket brigade t.
save the town. but they did it.
Miss Vera, the fifteen year-od
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. /. Nc.
MILAN. was the victim of a rifle bull
let Tuesday afternoon, the bullet pen.
etrating her right leg just above the
knee. She had been out ia row-hOat
with bunch OF girl friends and was
climbing onto the dock when a lad
with % caibre rifle fired, the bull
let going astray and entering the
girls leg. She was taken TO a local
physicians office, but the bullet could
not be located She was then taker
to Charlevoix where an X-Ray exam
ination was made, the bullet being To-
gated about quarter of an inch from
the bone above the knee ioi Mt, II
mas deemed advisable to leave the
bullet where IT was,
The annual school meeting held las
Monday night was fairy well attend
ed considering the several public at
fractions going on in our city thai
evening. About seventy-hve were
present and considerable interest was
manifested In the proceed ingS, The
annual financial statement. as pub
iished elsewhere In this issue, was
presented and adopted. In the cleo
tim Of trustees, L. A. Hoyt was
elected TO succeed himself, Atty f
E. Boosinger wss elected to succeed
A. NJ. Murphy who declined 70 rur
again. f. j. Crossman, who has
served the board efficiently and faith
fully for years, presented his resgna
ton as member OF the board, owtns
10 his continued Ill health. Geo. 6
Glenn was elected 10 ill this vacancy
Nine and one half months of schoo
for the ensuing year was voted. lr'
ID. Bartlett acted as president pr
tenn I'm the absence of President Soul
er, and In the absence Of Secretary
Crossman, VIM. Sloan was elected
clerk for the evening.