Charlevoix county herald., 1916-09-22

Supt and Mrs. l.. p. Holiday now
occupy the II. |. Mcmillan home.
John Monroe Sr., of Astoria, Oregon
is guest at the home of his son, John
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Payton are NOV
ing this week onto their farm in
Eveline.
Jos. Cummins, Xelle Miles and Chas.
Newkirk were home from Camp Ferris
this week.
Miss M. VanTifflin of Inlay City is
again employed as trimmer at Ashley's
Dept STD
Mrs. JOS. Estabrook of -Allegan is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
John Flannery.
Frank Wilmington and Lawrence
LeMieux left Monday for Valparaiso,
Ind, where they will attend college.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chapman now
occupy their residence on North Main
st. recently purchased of Carl Heinzel-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gum leave
this Saturday for Worthwhile, Tenn,
where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. II. L. Winters returned home
from Camp Ferris, Friday last, after
spending several weeks there with her
husband.
Atty F. r. Williams and family of
Elk Rapids are moving this week into
the Stanford residence recently vacated
by Sutt. Holiday.
MrsIOscar Franzen returned to her
home at Chicago, Tuesday, after spend
ing several weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Goodman.
We are in receipt of an announce
ment Of the Friar's Inn, Chicago, of the
anniversary celebration in which Hart
man and Varady are the main feature
of the event.
The Jewish New Year-5677-begins
next Wednesday evening, Sept. 9th.
The Jewish stores in our city will be
closed from 600 p. m. Wednesday
night until Friday night at 600 p. m. to
commemorate the event.
The Petoskey Times, Vol. l, No. 1, is
the latest weekly newspaper in North
ern Michigan. 1t is newsy eight-page
paper issued from the offices of the Bird
Printing Co. of Petoskey. b. E. Bes-
wick is the editor and manager and r.
w. Bird associate editor May the
youngster grow and prosper.
Mrs. Helen Gokee, Springvale woman
charged with "wilful and malicious de-
struction of personal property" whose
case was heard before a jury in Emmett
county circuit court Wednesday, was
acquitted. The jury was out but short
time and brought in verdict of mot
guilty" Mrs. Gokee, who shot bull
belonging to Fred Wilson, pleaded
"self Defense" declaring the bull had
attacked herself and child in the Gokee
barn yard
Vencl Marvan a pioneer of Jordan
township passed away at his home on
Tuesday morning. He was seventy
nine WARS old and the infirmities Of
old age caused his death. He was born
in Bohemia, and came to Jordan town.
ship forty-six years ago, from Luding-
ton, where he had resided for some
months. He leaves a wife, and three
children, John, Louis and Antonio all
of Jordan township. The funeral took
place from st. Johns church on Thurs
day morning.
II is now but short time until you
will start your stoves and furnaces.
Has the chimney been cleaned and are
you absolutely sure that il is safe, no
cracks or defectsa Is the stove in first
class condition? Is there a metal board
underneath the stove and is all wood
work protected from hot fire in the
stove? Is the stovepipe in good con-
dition, well put up and wired? Just a
little common sense and safety mea-
sures now, may prevent your home
from being destroyed by fire and the
lives Of your family sacrificed.
In retaliation TO the recently adopted
Ludington ordinance requiring dairy
men selling milk in Ludington to have
their cows given the tuberculin test
Ludington milk producers association,
controlling more than two hundred
cows, have declared boycott on that
city. The boycott became operative
Monday, Sept. Is. On and after that
date the association declared in mass
meeting the dealers will sell no more
milk in Ludington. Ray Hopezen,
owner Of the largest dairy, refuses to
join in the boycott. The Hopezen herd