Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

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Contractor II. Clark returned to On
away, Friday.
j. II. Milford returned Saturday last
from Grand Rapids.
j. j. Votruba and Will Kenney drove
to Ellsworth Friday.
Atty Mesick of Petoskey was in the
city Friday on business.
Mrs. " r. Brooks is visiting her son
Cashious Brooks at Eveline.
Miss Lizzie Lenhardt returned to
her home at Gagetown, Friday.
DIR. Baker of Central Lake was guest
OF Dr. and Mrs. Parks Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Green returned to
their home at Maneelona, Friday.
A. Parks of Williamsburg, will move
his family here first of the week.
Clayton MCGOWAN of East Lansing is
visiting his brother Irwin and family.
Mrs. JOS. Echer of Advance is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. w. S. Carr this
week.
Bert Talbot and family now occupy
the cottage Of Mrs. A. Cinkus, on the
West Side.
Get some of that fine Enameled Ware
now going for 10 cents at BLOUNTS
BAZAAR.
Attys Clink aud Williams installed a
new fire proof filing case in their office
this week.
Mrs. C. Barrie visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Miles, north of the
city on Sunday.
Mrs. Lawrence Monroe is assisting in
the post-office during the absence OF
Miss Agnes Green.
George Whitbeck and family now
occupy the Henry Clark tenant resi-
dence on Esterly-St.
Mrs. May Kimball of Boyne City is
' visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Fuller and
family for fortnight.
The Improvement Club were enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Malpass Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Frank Bird of Horton Bay is
spending the week with her parents
here Mr. and Mrs. r. Gunsolus.
Mrs. Frank Trojanek and James Zitka
of Carp Lake were here to attend the
funeral of their brother, Fred Zitka.
Mrs. M. Slater returned to her home
at Rose City on Wednesday after an
extended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
M. Shocks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hart from Sioux
Rapids, Iowa, arrived Thursday and
expect to remain and live on their farm
north of the city.
Miss Blanche Zoulek was pleasantly
surprised Wednesday evening by a
number of her young friends the oc-
casion being a birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Claude Wood who was visiting
relatives at Bellare was taken seriously
i'll there, was removed to the hospital
at Petoskey where she is being treated.
M. E. Ladies Aid will be entertained
by Mrs. Bert Fuller at her home on
Division street, Wednesday p. m. March
10th. Full attendance is desired.
Visitors welcome.
The Boy Scouts of the Methodist
church were entertained at the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Chew Fri.
day evening, the occasion being Mr..
Chew's birthday anniversary.
Mesdames j. Kenny, c. A. Brabant,
A. Walstad, c. H. Wilmington, M.
Berger, 6. Bechtold, E. Sherman, A. H.
Kimball and Miss Kneale drove to
Boyne City and spent the day Tuesday
Spring dresses now on display in all
the new colors-Newport Sand, Putty,
Battleship Grey, Greens and all the
different shades of Blue. Suitable for
all occasions.-M. E. ASHLEY e CO.
A. L. Blake received badly crushed
right hand in an accident at the planning
dept of Mill B, Tuesday afternoon.
He was operating a re-saw when. his
hand accidentally caught between the
board and rollers. Before his hand
could be withdrawn, the four fingers OF
his right hand were crushed, necessitat-
ing amputation.
Mrs. Catherine Craig, wife of John
Craig, for many years resident near
Mount Bliss, died Unexpectedly on
Monday morning, March 1. Deceased
was born in Scotland "a years ago,
married there and with her husband
came to Canada and year later settled
on the farm where she has lived ever
since. She leaves her aged husband
and three sons, John, Charles and
George. Two other sons and an infant