Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-21

Cherry Vale Vaudeville next Monday
night, Aug. 23rd.
Mrs. James Gidley and Mrs. VIM.
Moore were Petoskey visitors Tuesday.
|. Miss Martha Mahl of Big Rapids ar
rived Friday for visit at the Freiberg
home.
Mrs. Effie Bowman of Evart and
Leonard Grant are visiting their mother
Mrs. R. Grant.
Mrs. j. Naymark with son, of Chicago
are guest at the home of MIR. aud Mrs.
j. l.. Weisman, this week.
= Mrs. Arthur Frees returned to her
rhome at Traverse City, Friday, after
visiting Miss Myrtle Ward.
Mrs. Richard Lalonde and Mrs. John
McTavish of Petoskey visited friends
and relatives here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Green moved
down from Deward, and are now oc-
cupying the Lozen residence on the
West Side.
The Methodist Sunday School will
hold their annual picnic at Nettleton's
Corner on the West Side next Wednes-
day, Aug. 25th.
DIR. H. w. Dicken took an auto load
OF friends with him over to the Gray
ling Encampment, Sunday. The trip
registered about 120 miles.
E. F. Adams, Joseph Hugenroth and
Ralph Baughman left Friday for Bay
and Gladwin Counties where they
will rogue beans for the E. B. Clark
Seed Co.
David Bashaw, accompanied by his
aunt, Mrs. Vinecourt, returned to their
home at Cleveland, Ohio, Thursday,
after visiting the formers parents,
Stephen Bashaw and wife.
w. H. Mcmillan and son, Louis, re-
turned to their home at Marcelus,
Monday, after visiting at the home of
the formers son, H. |. Mcmillan and
daughter, Mrs. d. H. Fitch.
VIM. Hoy, employed at Mill B, fell
from lumber pile. Thursday after
noon, fracturing rib on the right side
and sustaining a severe scalp wound.
DR.. Parks dressed the injuries. "
E. w. Abbott, Atty A. G. Urquhart
and |. B. Mclean were over from
Boyne City, Friday, boosting for the
big Republican Banquet which will be
held at that city next Friday night.
Mrs. R. w. Long, formerly Miss Edna
Patterson, who was once teacher
lin our city, now located at 10 Maple
Side, Hamilton, Ont, announces the
/, arrival of son, Richard Culver, July 2.
Henry B. Soulby of Flint and Mrs.
Matilda Howey of this city were united
in marriage at the Charlevoix congrega-
tional parsonage on Tuesday evening
last, Rev. C.. E. Taggart, the pastor,
performing the ceremony.
Capt. Willard A. Smith of Charlie
voix, and General w. T. McGurrin-
Commandant Michigan Soldiers Home
at Grand Rapids and Brigadier General
(retired) M. N. g., were East Jordan
visitors Saturday last enroute to the
Crawling encampment.
Judge F. II. Mayne sentenced Chester
Murray, convicted ten days ago for
pilfering at the Beach Hotel, to from
one to five years in the reformatory at
Ionia. While Murray's mate, Lillian
Hutchinson, has not as,yet been SEN
fenced, the chances are that she will
serve time in the Detroit House of
orrection.-Charlevoi Courier.
The program of the thirty-first
annual exhibit of the CharlevoiX
County Agriculture Society reached us
this week. II is fine specimen of the
printers art as well as a complete detail
Of the Fair and contains 20 pages which
proves there will be something doing
during the entire four days of the fair
this year. The program was gotten
out by the Charlevoix County Herald
of East Jordan.-Boyne City Bee.
Owing to mix-up in dates the
Cherry Vale Vaudeville will be giver
at the Temple Theatre next Monday
evening, Aug. 23rd, instead of Tuesday
as announced in our last issue. Sever
Big Acts will be staged by the member.
of Cherry Vale Theatrical Colony. This
will be the first time that an East Jor
dan audience will have of seeing thu
members OF our theatrical colony il
there individual acts, and the program
as arranged will be worth many times
the price of admission-25--35--50 cents
ss>1now on sale at Mack's'