Charlevoix county herald., 1913-11-15
Briefs Of the Week.


"Fine Feathers" at Temple Theatre,
tonight,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adds a
son, Monday.
Born to Mr.. and. Mrs. Hector McKin-
non son, Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Lavalley
daughter, Tuesday last.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs R. A. Brintnall
daughter, Wednesday.
Clayton Webb, a kindergarten pupil,
received broken arm while at play,
Monday.
Myron Durand lost couple of fingers
from one of his hands in an accident at
Cooperage, Thursday.
THE Old Southland Sextette" under
auspices of the Methodist Church, at
Temple Theatre, next Friday night
The barn of VIM. Crosby, north of
the city, was badly damaged during the
recent storm-the roof being blown en-
tirely away.
Since printing the first forms of this
paper, the management of "The. Prin-
cess of Poe" have decided to postpone
their date from Nov. 10Th to Monday
evening, Nov. oath.
Bert Reinhart is in trouble at Bel
laire and confined to the county Jail
awaiting trial on a larceny charge. He
was arrested at Charlevoix last Friday
for Antrim county officers.
Marriage licenses issued this week
were to, Albion Woodland, age 25, and
Evelyne Brigham, age IS, both of
Boyne City; Clyde c. Smith, age 81,
and Lola Flanders, age II, both of
Boyne City.
During the month of September
there were forty-two births and thirty
three deaths in Charlevoix County.
East Jordan contributed seven births
and four deaths to the total-Boyne
City 20 and IS; Charlevoix 3 and 3.
A musical society was organized
Wednesday evening at a meeting held
at the high school building, officers
elected were: President, Mrs. Charles
Malpass; vice president, Mrs. d. H.
Fitch; secretary, Miss Eva Waterman;
treasurer, Frank Brett.
Owing TO the big storm sweeping the
country first Of the week, Detective W.
j. Burns, was unable to keep his APP
pointment to lecture at the Temple
Theatre last Monday evening. He was
in the East and arrived in Grand Rap
ids too late Monday morning to get a
north-bound train.
During the fierce gale Saturday night
the Norwood store owned and operated
by Allen Campbell, formerly manager
OF the Charlevoix telephone exchange,
was destroyed by fire with all its con-
tents. Partially insured. Mr.. Campbell
had but barely started out for himself
in the mercantile business, and the
store was the only one in the village.
A spewing from the mouth of He'll is
cursing East Jordan with his presence
this week. His stunt is to stop oul
young ladies and girls on the street
and inquire the location of some place
in town. His stock inquiry is "where
is the West Side depot located" He
endeavors to have his informant ac
company him to 'show him where it is
and failing endeavors to make date
for that evening. Such cattle as thi.
ought to be run out of town on rail.
Realizing the value of such a gather
ing as the State Y. M. c. A. Boys Con
ference the high school boys are an
xious to have as many delegates a:
possible attend and are making arrange
ments to hold Rummage and Bake6
Goods Sale in the Zitka Building or
Saturday, Nov 22nd, from 800 a. m. t.
900 p. m. All money raised in thi'
way will be used in sending delegates
to the conference and all delegates
will be elected by popular vote. Il
you have anything to contribute ant
will phone the high school, arrange
ments will be made to collect it.