Charlevoix county herald., 1915-01-30

Mrs. Fred Longton is visiting her
brother at Gaylord this week.
Clean Sweep Sale starts at II. Rosen-
that's this Saturday morning at 500 o.
clock.
Mrs. VIM. Boudrie and daughter
visited relatives at Frederic, Saturday
last
Ellis Malpass was at Chicago last
week returning home Tuesday of this
week.
Rev. John Yeager of Traverse City
will occupy FIR. Kroboth's place, in st.
Josephs church, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stadden of South
Boardman were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Kirkpatrick over Sunday.
Mrs. Emma II. Butcher of Manistee
came Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
NJ Isaman, and will remain indefinitely
w. C. Spring will superintend the
drug store at Ellsworth, this week and
Mr.. Hunter will attend the business
here.
Contractor II. S. Price was home the
past week, accompanied by his cousin,
Edward Bedell of Manitowoc. They left
Saturday for Grand Rapids.
The l.. o. T. NJ. M. gave a farewell
party at the X. p. hall Monday evening
in honor of Mrs. John Macarthur who
leaves for Chicago first of the week.
The next meeting of the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid Society will be held with
Mrs. w. l.. French next Friday after
noon. All members requested to be
present.
A number of the neighbors and
friends of Mr.. M. Kowalski gave him
pleasant surprise at the home of his
son Saturday evening. The occasion
being his 81 birthday.
The Young Ladies Sodality of ST.
Joseph's church held reception in
honor of Miss Victoria Steimel, on Mon
day evening, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Kroboth
The younger set of st. Joseph's
church entertained their friends from
Boyne City, Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dolezel. A
most enjoyable evening was spent by
all present.
Quite a large delegation from st.
Joseph's Holy Name Society drove to
Boyne City Sunday afternoon to assist
at the installation of new officers of st.
Matthew's Branch of the Society. A
delegation of knights Of Columbus from
Petoskey were also present. After the
installation the visitors were entertain
ed at sumptuous banquet.
Ever get the neutrality-suspicious. bug?
| shiver every time think of my first
experience. So far as knew, had
good health, but some of my friends
whom the bug had bitten were sure |
was failing and that | needed more
fresh air. Finally, decided to try it.
That night opened every window in
the house 1t was one of those nights
when the moonbeams seem frozen and
your breath leaves your mouth and
nostris like streams of smoke. But |
slept soundly enough. In fact, | think
| was frozen to death for six or eight
hours. The experience cost me two
dollars worth of quinine and the con-
fidence of several friends. A little
fresh air in the bedroom is alright.
like it, But no more deluges for mine.
Especially in the winter time.
Miss Amiee Doerr left on Sunday
morning for Outlook, where she will
act as nurse for little five year old
Westby Fellon, who was the victim of
another unloaded gun in the hands of
Charles Merwin, lad of II. No matter
how often people are warned about
these accidents persist in occurring too
frequently for any use. Never point
even broom handle at any one unless
you intend to kill. In the army or
navy it is a court martial offense to
point gun at person if it is only in
fun, and what applies with success to
the military part of our country in this
regard, ought also to make it criminal
offense to handle a gun carelessly in
civil life.-Whitetail, Mont, Courier
The Mystic Workers of the World
held their Installation of officers on
Friday evening of last week. The fol-
lowing officers were duly installed for
the ensuing year, after which about 100
members and invited guests sat down
to an oyster supper.
Officers
Prefect-Junnie Coon.
Monitor-Franke Boss.