Charlevoix county herald., 1916-06-23
Brie4s Of the Week


Petoskey, is home again.
W. p. Porter is having several new
Improvements made on his building
formerly known as Taylor's Inn.
Supt. L. p Holiday was at Muskegon
and Ypsilanti first of the week on bust
ness connected with our public schools.
County Clerk Lewis and wife were
up from Charlevoix, Wednesday, GO
ing out TO their farm in Wilson town
ship.
"Uncle Sans Flower Garden" a
home-talent play, will be presented at
the Temple Theatre on Tuesday even
ing, June 9th, by a number Of our
young people.
John Nom berger, manager OF the
J County Farm, recently sold an 49,
months-old pig to John Lewis of Boyne
City. The porker weighed $50 pounds
and brought $3.50.
DR.. w. II. Parks received notification
Tuesday of his appointment by General
Kirk as a member of the National
Guard Medical Reserve Corps, with
rank of lieutenant.
Charles X. johnson OF this city and
Mrs. Evah Larsen of Green River were
united in marriage at the Methodist
parsonage by Rev. John Clemens last
Saturday evening, June 18th.
Rev. Joseph Nimmrichter, who was
guest Of Father Kroboth last summer
will return from st. Louis, Mo-, this
Saturday and celebrate his first Mass
on Sunday at 1920 in st. Joseph's
Church,
St Johns Day services next Sunday,
June 25th at the Presbyterian Church.
Members of the F. G. A. M. are request
ed to be at the hall at 10 o'clock sharp.
This invitation includes the o. Z. S.
and all visiting members.
The cost of keeping the regulars in
Mexico for three months is over $l0O,-
600 day or total of 100000 OO The
militia will cost $250,0OO a day more.
The American soldier is the best fed in
the world. His food costs the govern
ment 30 cents day per man.
Winfield Nichols and Miss Herdella
Bradshaw were united in marriage at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Bradshaw, west of the
city, on Wednesday afternoon, June
2lst. Rev. John Clemens, pastor of
the Methodist Church was the officiat-
ing clergyman. Following the services
wedding dinner was served.
Max A. Brazil and Miss Zelma Loree
Rice were united in marriage by Rev.
John Clemens at the Methodist parson-
age, Wednesday evening. The young
couple are from Carson City and are
both school teachers, the bride having
charge of school near her home town,
and the groom teaching in the Els
worth schools.
Under the auspices of the Presbyter-
ian Ladies Aid Society John Thompson
of Knox Cole ge, Galesburg, H., will
give an orgai recital and musical al
the Presbyterian Church on Friday
evening, June 30th. He will be assist.
ed by musical talent who are spending
the season at Sequanota. This will be
a fine entertainment and should be
well patronized.
Joseph Whiteford and Miss Theress
Phillips, both popular young teachers
OF CharlevoiX County were quietly
married on Tuesday morning June Goth
at ST. Joseph's rectory. They were
attended by Miss Rose Gognia anc
Hugh Murphy. The young couple lef
Tuesday afternoon for a short wedding
trip. They expect to return on Sunday
and make their home on the West Side
A number of our citizens have ar
ranged for a Social Dance, the pro
ceeds to be used to help swell the mes:
fund of Company 81" The dance will
be given at the Armory this Friday
night, June 23rd, from 900 to 1900
Bill s1.OO. If you want to do something
toward helping our soldier boys com
fort while in camp, then purchase one
or more of these tickets.
There will be meeting OF the DR.,
forces of Charlevoix County, both mer
and wome at Charlevoix, June 26tl
Monday afternoon and evening to or
ganize the women of the county for tn,
Dry Campaign. Everyone interested
is invited Those going in the after
noon take baskets and place will b
provided for picnic supper. Arrang
ments are being made for the boat t.
make an extra trip and return afte
the meeting in the evening.
The Selig ten-act production of TIT
'Ne'er-Do-W Well" is thing as big ant
fine as Rex Beach's story, "The Spoil
ers. " The film production actually i'm