Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-02
Brie4s Of The Week
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Boyne City's School Board is con
templating the purchase of the skating
rink building at that city to be used for
School athletics.
Samuel Counterman of Cadillac, aged
IL years, lost hand while playing with
a dynamite cap while his father was
blowing out stumps.
The East Jordan Charlevoix Str. Hum
has laid up, and the Steamer Potta,
wattomie has taken her place, manned
by the HUNS crew.
Petitions are being circulated for q
local option election in Otsego county,
although the Gaylord papers say public
sentiment is against it.
The steam barge S. M. Stephenson
loaded with maple lumber at the East
Jordan Lumber Cos docks this week
and cleared for Erie, Pennsylvania.
Remember that the Young Peoples
Bible Class of the Presbyterian church
has entire charge of the evening serv-
ices for the month of October. Every
body welcome.
Read the story "Who Pays"-"When
Justice Sleeps"-on another page of
this issue. Then see the story in mo-
ton pictures at Temple Theatre latter
part OF next week.
Among the wounded in an engage
ment at Brownsville, Texas, last week,
between MeXicans and u. S. regular
troops, was Cecil NJ Kennedy, a private
from Central Lake.
Petoskey police have started purity
campaign and raided crap and poker
game, getting four negroes, a China
man, white man and squaw. They
also secured three bootleggers.
The Temple Cafe reverted back to its
former owner Frank Green, this week.
Glenn McLachlan and Chas. Gullage,
who have been in charge the past
month returned to their homes at Ira
verse City and Bay City.
Louis, the ten-year-old son of Atty
and Mrs. d. H. Fitch, received badly
lacerated right wrist, Tuesday He
was leaving the school building, and,
in his haste, drove his hand through the
glass in the door. A dozen or more
stitches were necessary to close up the
wound
Secretary-Treasurer Geo. G. Glenn of
Group 2, State Bankers Assn, sent out
announcements this week for the
regular annual meeting and banquet
of that organization to be held at the
Park Place Hotel, Traverse City, on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 18th. The
organization comprises ten counties in
this part of the state.
' The opening number of East Jordans
Entertainment Course for 1915-1916
will be given Wednesday evening, Oct.
Goth, when Byron w. King of Pittsburg
will deliver one of his lectures. Mr..
King will be remembered as being at
the Loveday Opera House a number OF
years ago and delivering some able ad.
dresses. The course will consist of five
numbers, the four being as follows:
The Richardi Fadettes, Columbian
Quartet, Carter's Carolinian Jubilee
Singers, and Harry Bowser, lecturer
and humorist. A more extended an
nouncement will appear later.
Robert Deschane, wellknown resi-
dent of Wilson township, passed away
at his home Wednesday morning, his
death being unexpected. He was in
normal health the evening previous and
retired in good spirits. Wednesday
morning he failed to respond to calling
and upon investigating, it was foun6
that he had passed away short time
previous. Deceased was little over
fifty years of age leaves besides wife,
one son, Lloyd, and two daughters
Mrs. Lorella LaValley and Miss Glars
Deschane. Funeral services will be
held from the grange hall at Alton this
Saturday morning at 1000 o'clock.
Get your Fresh Roasted Peanuts al
Carl's Stand. They're always warm.