Charlevoix county herald., 1914-04-18
Brie3s Of The Week


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There were twenty-eight births and
sixteen deaths in Charlevoix County
during the past month.
The ladies of the l.. o, T. M, M. have
organized club called the Mi-Cho-Mi
Che Club, which will meet of the home
of Mrs. c. A, Brabant Friday, April "a,
pit 2:3o,
A small barn belonging to w, L.
Wrench and located on the property
occupied by Mr.. Barr, on Third Street
was destroyed by fire early Friday
afternoon.
"The Sand Parm" department has a
very interesting story, "Tbe Unseen
Stars" Little Pete is the star in the
story. A good story to read in the
family circle,
The Str. City Of Boyne made the first
trip to Beaver Island from CharleVoix,
Tuesday. Capt. Weaver reported very
little ice in the lake but encountered
considerable in the st. James harbor.
William Howard, 10 months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Reinsler of
Boyne City secured cup of kerosene
oil and drank portion of it, Friday
last. Complications set in and the little
fellow passed away the next day.
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1attention to the page of good things
we have prepared expressly for you,
This week we believe it the best ever.
ihe fashion and embroidery depart
ments are making some spring shows
ings that will surely interest you,
A fourteen-year old son of Mrs. Neil
of Advance received compound
fracture of the left leg, below the knee,
while playing ball last Sunday. He was
visiting at the Morrison home in Will
son township at the time of the acci'
dent. DR.. Dipken and Risk were sum-
moned.
The funeral Of Mrs. Frank Cronin
who died on Friday last was held from
ST. Joseph's Church on the following
Monday. The remains were taken to
Boyne City for burial, Deceased was
born at Rhinelander, Wis, December
%, 1892, and leaves husband and two
small children. Also her mother, Mrs.
j. r. Walker, a sister and brother.
At st, Alphonsus church of Grand
Rapids, Wednesday, twenty-one young
women were received into the Domini.
can sisterhood. Among the yonng
women who received the veil and the
names they assumed is that of Marie
Surprenant, East Jordan, Sister Mary
Denise. A feature of the ceremony
was the taking of the veil by Miss Ma
tilda Jewell, now Sister Mary Charles,
daughter of Rev. FIR. Jewell of Beaver
Island, who conducted the solemn high
mass. Father Jewell was formerly an
Episcopal rector who become priest
six years ago. VIM. H. Surprenant,
father of Marie, attended the cere-
monies.
Prosecuting Attorney Meggison was
in town last Thursday and there was
something doing, Warrants were
sworn out for Frank Nichols, VIM.
Fisher and Geo. Brown on charges of
violating the local option liquor law,
and Deputy Sheriff w. T. Sherman
gathered in the boys. The first two
made signed statements admitting
their guilt and were taken to the Coun-
ty jail at Bellaire the next day to await
trial at the next term OF the circuit
court Brown had his examination
Saturday and was bound over under
bonds to appear at court. Dr. Beaver
was the fourth party arrested on Fri,
day, charged similarly to the others
to violating the liquor law, and had his
examination Saturday, when he was
also bound over under bond to appear
for trial at the next term of court that
convenes May 25.--Mapcelona Herald