Charlevoix county herald., 1914-03-21
.Bviets OF me Week

Hilton Milford received badly
sprained wrist Wednesday evening
while practicing basket ball.
N. Garberson received badly iniur-
ed foot at Mill A., last Saturday when
board fell striking the instep.
Bert Beaudoin, H. A. Davis, Charles
Aulrich and DIR. Campbell came up on
Wednesday from Charlevoix on an ice
boat.
See "The DAUGHTER OF the Regiment
the great Military Drama. Twenty-one
characters. Full military Company in
uniform.
Ladies we are making an extra good
page of interesting offerings for you
and trust you will not fail to look over
the Woman's page.
Kathleen" or "Tte Cost of Prom
Use" will be given by st. Joseph's High
School in Temple Theatre on April %.
Watch for the complete program.
Pros. Atty Fitch reports that there
appears to be an epidemic of crimes
in our county at the present time. That
the County jail is full and complaints
are frequent.
Helen, the eight year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Etcher, was
operated upon for appendicitis, We'd
nesday night. II is a serious case, and
the little girl is not yet out of danger
This week we start "Automobiling,"
by Ward Morton. The trip from Grand
Rapids to San Diego. California is an
interesting one and we trust our read
ers will enjoy the trip, going along with
Mr.. Morton in his story on another
page.
Tom Campbell, editor of the Alba Re-
view, and Miss Hilda Scype of Wetzell,
were married in the Burke hotel parlor
Friday evening by Rev. Jones of Alba.
The minister was one of the actors in
the play being given by the Alba
people here that evening, and went out
between acts to do the marrying act
Mancelona Herald.
Chas. Macarthur, an employee at
Whites Camp No. 9 was taken in charge
by deputy sheriff Geo. Houghton of
Boyne City and turned over to the
Antrim county officials as being
violently insane. However, his con-
duct here did not seem to warrant his
being sent to The asylum and he was
allowed to depart Tuesday morning
for his former home in Mt. Pleasant
Bellare Independent.
Louie Galinski, the man charged with
selling diseased hogs at Boyne City,
appeared before Judge Hammond
Tuesday morning and waived eXamina-
ton. He was bound over to Circuit
Court which convenes May 18th,
furnishing a 81, 900 bond to appear. Mr..
Halstead of Petoskey acted as his
counsel and will fight the case for the
defendant when il is called up on the
circuit court calendar. The civil action
to regain the money paid for the hogs
was dismissed under the duress law. 1t
will undoubtedly come up again short
ly.
State Superintendent of Public IN
struction F. l.. Keller is cooperating
with Mrs. Henry Hulst, President OF
the M. S. T. A. in urging that special
effort be made by schools and COM
munities toward more beautiful state.
The State Highway Commissioner and
those in authority in the various state
institutions are assisting. 1t is desired
that the day be celebrated by commun-
tiles and not by schools alone. School
premises and all roads throughout the
state should be improved and beautifi-
ed. Provision is made by statute for
using one-tenth of the road repair tax
for planting. Philosophical citizens,
various clubs and associations are urged
to take up the work.