Charlevoix county herald., 1913-05-03


dayton Floods" 10 motion pictur,
at the Temple Theatre this Saturda,
evening
HAAfMocKs and PORCH SWINGS n
all grades and values at the Iiitt
Drug Co.
Fred Bennett has purchased the
City Bakery from Charles HOwlan d
aud will operate same.
w. A. Stroebel has sold his Max,
well car To Leroy Sherman and pur-
chased new Overland.
AZ Temple Theatre next Monday
and Tuesday, 1.-THE Zeniths" couple
of musical entertainers OF rare ability.
Rev. Warren w. Lamport favors
the Herald with another OF his origi-
nal poems which appears elsewhere 10
this issue.
The Str. Hum made an extra trip
TO Charlevoix on Wednesday evening
and remained at Charlevoix over
Thursday for inspection.
Postmaster Harry E. Potter has
purchased the Gurad residence on
Fourth Street and will move into
same with his family this coming
week.
PoCKETBooK LOST Friday eve
ming somewhere between Bells and
Weisman's stores. viii finder kindly
return To Mrs. Ed. Henry, corner Gar
field and Main ST.
The annual tax sales for unpaid
taxes for the year OF 1910 and previous
years will be held at the County
Treasurer's Office In Charlevoix next
Tuesday, MAY 9Th,
g. q. Thorn. residing on his farm
IN Echo township, met with a painful
accident last Saturday Afternoon. He
was working in hay-mOw and in
jumping from one part To- another,
struck pitch fork, one OF the tines
entering near the hip and burying
itself nearly six inches. striking the
hip-bone. Physicians were summoned
from East Jordan and the wound
dressed.
A petition was circulated among
our business houses this week, and
freely signed by the proprietors,
pltdging To close their stores each
evening at six O'Clock standard time
except on Saturday nights and pay
days. This is a commendable move on
the part of our merchants and should
be faithfully adhered To. The average
stare-keeper add his help puts in more
tedious hours Of labor than any OF our
citizens and the evenings. as a whole,
should be devoted TO rest and recrea-
ton. The new plan will probably
take effect May 10th.
The people gathered about the de-
pot early last evening awaiting the
departure Of the 1925 train were sur
prsed 10 see Mrs. Florence Lutz. de-
lberatety pick up suit case belong
ing To another lady and boldly make
off down the street in the direction Of
her husbands upholstering shop.
Witnesses of the act attempted TO
call her back, but she paid no heed
and they were Obliged TO follow her,
Upon learning that her act had been
detected and that she was being fol-
lowed, the would-be pilferer looked
about for place Of concealment. BY
this time, however, Officer emily
had arrived aud after an exciting
scene and much resistance on the
woman's part, succeeded in getting
her into the city Jail, where she spent
the night. The arrest was made on a
charge Of grand larceny and the pris-
oner appeared before Judge Hammond
this morning, waived examination
and was bound over TO the circuit
court, with a bond fixed at $500,
which as yet she has been unable to
procure. Early this morning W. M.
Lntz, husband OF Florence Lutz, was
arrested by Chief OF Police Madden on
charge or being drunk ADD disorder
ly. He is lodged in the jail today and
will be arraigned In conrt Tomorrow.
q. n