Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-13
Guaranteed Enameled Ware at the

Guaranteed Enameled Ware at the
BAZAAR.
Geo. Ramsey underwent an operation
for tumor, Friday.
Photographer Kirkpatrick now has Q
telephone-No. III. Phone orders fol-
appointment.
The Catholic Ladies' bake sale next
Saturday afternoon March 10th, in John
Lalonde' building.
The Boys and Girls Drawing Club is
a new department that we offer fol-
favor among our young readers.
Mrs. A. Trombly received telegram
Friday, informing her of the death of 8
grandson, aged six months, at Chicago
We invite you to see the new
Spring dresses-suitable for all oc'
casions. Come to-day. M. E. ASHLEY
& CO.
Miss Helen Marker, who has been
here for some time caring for Mrs. c.
E. Ramsey, returned to her home al
Delta, Ohio, Friday.
The Golden Rule Club will give ST.
Patrick supper at their hall over Votru'
ba's Store next Wednesday evening.
Commencing at 500 o'clock. Come
The Peoples Lawyer is offering this
week information on deeds. Write
him if you want any particular infor'
nation on any subject, or legal advice.
The Epworth League of the Metho.
dist Church will give an Irish supper in
the church parlors next Wednesday
evening. Price 25 cents. Everyone
invited.
Leslie Chamberlain, former resi-
dent of this city was killed in an ac'
cident at Philadelphia, February 25th
The body was brought here and funer,
al services were held from the Ramsey
school house Saturday last; interment
at the Jones cemetery. Deceased was
aged 80 years, and leaves, besides his
mother, three brothers and three sisters
Mrs. Glenn Bulow of this city is one OF
the sisters.
County Treasurer George w. Weaver
reports that Jas. Cook Of Marion town.
ship was the first treasurer to reach his
office with the taxes of his. township.
Many are coming daily, and his office
is one of the busiest places in the city,
More taxes have been returned this
year than for long time. Many farm
ers and business men who have always
paid their taxes when due in previous
years, have allowed them to be return
ed this year In the township of Evan
geline over "a per cent. of the taxes
have been returned unpaid, and in
many other townships the percentage
will run high.-Charlevoi Courier.
Harley Ochs, pharmacist at the Cen
trail Drug Store, was the victim of a
peculiar accident Sunday, in which he
came near losing his eyesight. He had
filled a small vial with carbolic acid and
was putting in the cork, when the
bottle either broke or there was hole
in it, and portion of the acid flew into
both eyes, binding him in an instant
In spite of the great pain he was in, he
reached for bottle of alcohol and ap-
piled some of it to his eyes, partially
counteracting the effect of the acid
Although he suffered a great deal from
the burns, they will not prove serious
and he will be able to resume his work
in few days.-Charlevoix Courier.
The body of John Race, aged about
fifty-five years, was found in his barn
near Ironton Sunday morning. 1t is
thought Race had lain down in the barn
where he keeps one horse, and fallen
asleep, freezing to death. He was
very prone to sit down most anywhere
and drop off to sleep and inasmuch as
no evidence could be found to contra
dict this theory it is the plausible one.
The body was not located until Sunday
morning and as no snow had covered
the tracks from house to the barn, and
no snow had fallen since Friday, it is
thought he had lain in the barn dead
for two days. Race lived alone at the
place and had been in i'll health for a
number of years. He was an old resi-
dent Of this section having spent the
past twenty-five or thirty years here.