Charlevoix county herald., 1914-09-19

Mrs. H. w. Prior is at Kalamazoo,
this week.
Mrs. Ed. Bellinger was at Charlevoix
Thursday.
Mrs. Seiwell of Gaylord was in the
city this week.
Vern Richards went to Alma, Monday
10 enter college.
Mrs. Felix Green was at Kalkaska
Monday on business.
Mrs. E. Burdick was at Charievoix,
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Ransom Jones Jr. returned
from Detroit Tuesday.
Fred Painter returned from visit
at Morley, Mich, recently.
Walter jackson of Mancelona was in
the city last of the week.
c. A. Brabant and d. Goodman were
at Traverse City, Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Carr was at Charlevoix
this week visiting friends.
A. Danto and family will spend Sun
day and Monday at Petoskey.
Harold Gay of Elk Rapids was In the
city this week visiting friends.
C. Hipp is back in the store after a
short absence caused by illness.
Miss Helen Washinskey of Boyne
Falls is visiting her aunt Mrs. Webb.
The Electa Club had supper with
Mrs. T. Porter Bennett Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Goodman were at
Traverse City, Monday to visit friends.
DR.. and Mrs, Geo. Bechtold spent
Sunday with their parents at Beliaire.
Peter Weishuhn is moving his family
to Big Rapids where he expects 10 re-
side.
Carroll l.. Hoyt returned to Ann
Arbor, Friday, where he resumes
studies.
Ira ID. Bartlett was among those
from here attended the fair at Petoskey
Thursday.
Miss Myrta Ward of Traverse City
spent first of the week at home visiting
her parents.
Mr.. F. Swartwout who was visiting
Mr. and Mrs. d. Hale returned to De
troit Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, George Mckay and Mrs
Fred Hodge of Central Lake were in
the city Tuesday.
Nose Weisman and H. Rosenthal gC
to Traverse City, Sunday to visit fri
ends for few days.
Professor Musselman of the M, A. C
is guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w. P. Porter this week,
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Wesman and dau
ghter Phyllis will visit friends at Boyne
City Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Brabant, Mrs. Isa
man and Mrs. Ida Williams attended
the Petoskey fair Thursday.
Miss Leila Clink entertained hel
friends at her home, Monday evening
in honor of Miss Hunter of Detroit.
Miss Marjorie and Josephine Crandlt
who have been visiting their brothe,
here, returned to Amble, Mich, Mon
day.
Miss June Hoyt entertained the
"Midgets" Saturday night with a six o
| clock dinner at her home on corner o.
Esterly and Fourth-st.
Mrs. E. Gibson and little grandson
Edwin Henry went TO Belmont, Friday
for a short visit with her daughter anC
family, Mrs. E. Henry.
II you are i'm want of RUG of any
size you will be amply rewarded b,
looking over Empey Bros. stock fol
they are carrying full line.
Miss Frederick johnson entertained
the teachers with a picnic supper a
Loveday's Point, Wednesday evening
All report a delightful time.
iic ioSuidl luOItIly HIettlHB VI tne
w. C. T. U. will be held Friday Sept
25th at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. w. F
Empey. Every member is requested
to be present; visitors welcome.
In this issue we are publishing ar
article by James F. Zimmer of Manistet
on "Sand Vetch as a Cover Crop,
! with an illustration of sand vetch grow
ing seven feet high in the orchard oi
Davis Burns, of Bealah, Michigan.
Clare Brown the youngest son of Mr.
: and Mrs. George Brown of Jordan
Township, died after an illness o.
, sometime on Sunday morning. The
funeral was held Monday afternoon a
the family residence conducted by Rev
, T, Porter Bennett, pastor of the Metho
dist church.