Charlevoix county herald., 1914-02-21
Bvie4s Of the Week.


Mrs. Myrtle c. Young, who has con-
Quoted an insurance agency at Charlie
voix for the past ten years, died at
that city Monday, aged 50 years.
Marriage licenses issued this week
xweye to c. NJ. whitehall, aged 81, Of
Sne City, and Edith Brodie, age %,
OF East Jordan; Herbert Lohr, age 10,
and Mabel Smith, age H., of Norwood.
C. M. whitehall OF Boyne City and
Miss Edith Brodie of East Jordan were
united in marriage by Rev. Quinton
Walker, Wednesday, February IL.
They will make their home in Boyne
CitS
The Rural Mail Carriers Assn for
this section will meet at Bellaire next
Monday, legal holiday. Several of
our carriers will attend, and Rev. T.
Porter Bennett is scheduled to take
part in the program.
Under our new department, 'The
Sand Farm, by the Sand Farmer" is an
article that Mothers and Fathers should
read, "a Hint to Parents; or How to
brighten away the Bugaboo Man."
Little Pete becomes brave.
Timothy, the siX-months old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcclure, of De-
rSrd, died this week Wednesday. The
remains were brought to East Jordan
and the funeral took place from st.
Joseph's church on Friday morning
with burial in Calvary cemetery.
William c., the nine-month old son
of Blaine and Estella Harrington. died
on Saturday and was buried on Mon
day. Rev. T. Porter Bennett, pastor
of the Methodist church conducted the
funeral at their residence on Lake ST.
Interment at East Jordan Cemetery.
In the annual rivers and harbors bill
reported to the House Of Representa-
tives Charlevoix is down for $4,000 for
improvements for its harbor. The bill
carries $Sl4, $50 for Michigan rivers and
harbors, this state getting everything
she asked for. In addition to this ap-
preparation there will be appropriated
the sum of $2ll, 900 for Marquette har-
Dor.
K Elsewhere will be found an an
nouncement of Austin E. Bartlett who
has decided to enter the race for City
Commissioner at the coming City Pri-
mary. Mr.. Bartlett has been lifelong
resident of this city, and, while he has
never been candidate for any office,
feels sure that he can serve the in
terests of the city if nominated and
elected.
Owing to the Lyceum Bureaus in
ability to have H. V. Adams here on
the date specified in the local course
April Heterogeneous have been
completed with our local committee to
have Sylvester A. Long here on March
9th to take the place of above number.
Mr.. Long is platform orator of large
experience, having travelled repeated
~ from coast to coast the past ten
years filling from 200 to $50 lecture en-
gagements each year Single admission
tickets will be 35 cents. The local COM
mittee feel that they are making a
much stronger course by the change.
Harold Boyd, who has been in Min
nesota for several years in the Jewelry
business, has decided to open Jewel
ry Repair Shop in this city and has
temporarily opened shop in with G.
|. c. Mast on State Street. Mr.. Boyd is a
graduate of the Bradley Neurological
Institute of Peoria, ILL.,, and has been
at the trade little over four years.
While at Winona Mimi he was watch
inspector for the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy R. R. at that point Hens
an East Jordan boy who has made
good and his many friends here wish
him success in his venture.