Charlevoix county herald., 1913-11-08
Brie4s Of me Week

Petoskey officials are making war or
Gig arctic users and sellers. 's"' '-'
The collection in a Cadillac Sunday
school last Sunday amounted to s256.5o
The City Bakery, Fred Bennett
Prop'r, will open short order restaur.
ant, Saturday.
B. E. Waterman has purchased the
former Eugene Adams residence on
Main-st of Geo. G. Glenn.
Contractor H. s. Price was home
from Beulah over Sunday, leaving
Tuesday on hunting trip
About 1870 ladies enjoyed the mas
querade given by the L. o. T. NJ NJ at
Sherman Hall, Tuesday evening.
w. F. Bashaw returned first of the
week from Ann Arbor, where he at
tended the State Teachers meet, and
Detroit where he visited relatives.
Geo. G. Glenn, DIR. II. w. Dicken,
John Mollard, Nelson Muma, and H.
B. Hipp started on their annual hunt
}ng trip in the Upper Peninsula, Tues
day.
B. E. Waterman left first of the week
for Petoskey where he joined his
brother j, c., and with a party of
friends, went to Munising on hunting
trip.
John Tess, the fourteen-year-old son
Of The odore Tess, who died very sud-
denly on Monday morning, was buried
from st. Joseph's Church Thursday
morning.
Mrs. w. p Porter and Mrs. r. O..
Bisbee entertained some friends at
the home of the former on Monday
evening with six o'clock progressive
dinner in honor of Mrs, C, j. Bisbee.
A party of hunters consisting of Ira
D. Bartlett, Austin Bartlett, VIM. Ross,
Oliver Oils, and Clarence Bowman
left Thursday for Dollarville, where
they will journey down the Taquamen-
on River in quest of deer
Com'r j. H. Milford, H. L. Olney,
Tom Shepard and Jasper Warden left
yesterday for Charlevoix, where they
joined County Clerk Lewis and four
others, and from there proceeded to
Hessel, Mackinaw County, on their
annual hunt.
While passing through Livingston
channel Sunday nightin tow of steamer
Arizona, the barge Scotia, lumber laden
became unmanagesble and crashed into
the east bank of the cut and stove in
her poW Tee ARIZONA qtarssd with
her tdFAmherstbtirg, but she sank a
mile and a half below Bob Lo light.
The Scotia is wooden vessel, 210 feet
long, 903 gross tons, and was owned by
the w. H. White Co.
The Knights of Pythias have made
arrangements with the international
Amusement Association of Milwaukee
to produce the great spectacular
comedy, 1.-THE Princess of Poe" One
hundred and twenty-five of our local
thespian's will support the professional
comedian which will be furnished by
the association. This play is well
known in this vicinity, having been
produced in Boyne City, Manistee,
Cadillac Grand Rapids, and Detroit. 1t
comes very highly recommended and
will be the dramatic event of the sea-
son.
The ladies of ST Joseph's church will
hold their annual bazaar at the roller
rink next Tuesday and Wednesday. On
Wednesday dinner will be served and
on Tuesday and Wednesday from to
chicken supper. Meals % cents. On
Wednesday evening there will be a
grand closing which no one should
miss. Lunch will be served during the
closing Besides the beautiful Irish
Lace collar and cuffs there will be as
prizes big turkey, a fat goose,
monkey and teddy bear. Aprons, fancy
articles and homemade candy will be
there in plenty. So don't miss this
Get something for Christmas!