Charlevoix county herald., 1917-04-27

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by illness.
Glenn Beech of Bellaire is visiting
friends in the city.
Jesse Miller and family moved here
recently from Mancelona.
Mrs. John Roy left Wednesday for
her home at Goshen, Ind.
John Lenhardt and family will soon
occupy the Kenyon residence.
Mrs F. Edwards of Reed City is visit
ing her mother, Mrs Jas. Secord.
Miss Marjorie Wood of Deward visit
ed friends in the city over Sunday.
Mrs. Lloyd Seigler returned home
from Grand Rapids, Saturday last.
Clinton LaValley left Monday for
Flint where he will find employment.
Clinton Sedgeman is employed at
Bartlett's store during the absence OF
Glenn Bulow
Theodore Conway has gone to Flint,
he expects to move there with his
family soon.
Rev. j. w. Ruehle and family spent
the weekend OF last week with friends
at Boyne City.
Joseph Votruba and family will leave
Monday for their future home at Lady
smith, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Pardee returned
to Flint, Wednesday after a weeks
visit with relatives here.
Eddie Miles leaves this Saturday for
Flint, after spending his spring vaca-
ton with friends and relatives in our
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Richmond OF
Watervliet are visiting al the home OF
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Zoulek.
A number OF Mrs. John Roy's friends
gave her a surprise and farewell party
at the home of Miss Belle Roy Monday
evening.
George Miller returned to his home
at Muskegon, Wednesday, after a
weeks visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Leon Grant and other relatives.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
wants your waste paper. Save and
collect it for them. Notify Mrs. Fred
Lanway, phone 100, or Miss M. A. Por-
! ter at the East Jordan Lumber Co.
store.
X. Bader returned Tuesday from
Trout Lake. Mrs. Bader and children
who have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Carr, left for their
home at Boyne City, Wednesday. They
expect to move to Trout Lake soon.
The Steam barge Venezuela, which
was forced to winter in this port having
become ice-bound last fall, cleared for
Manitowoc Saturday last This was
the first boat through to Charlevoix
this season. The steamer City of Boyne
came up from Charlevoix the following
day.
Charlevoix and Emmett counties now
have county agent in common. He
is not exactly county agent, either,
but appointed by the farm director OF
the NJ A. c., pursuant to the recent
request of the preparedness board
formed by Governor Sleeper that such
an agent be appointed in every county
not already having regular county
agent. He will be under the orders Of
state agent and his salary will be paid
entirely from the 100000 war fund,
drawing compensation of 1880 per
month for six months together with
expenses when away from his home.
The man selected for this important
position is George A. Kilborn, who will
make his headquarters at Petoskey
Mr.. Kilborn is now on the job and has
already called on County Clerk Lewis
for list of the supervisors OF Charlie
voix county. His duties will be to as
sist in securing farm labor and seeds
for those unable to secure them and to
help in financing and marketing crops
A complete assortment OF house
dresses and breakfast sets $l.25 to 81 so
see window-M. f. Ashley & Co.
"FOR SALE: Lot 10 and east SO feet
of Lot 8, Block l, Bowens Addition to
South Arm. Cash or terms. III. b.
SUTHERLAND, 6S Casgrain, Detroit,
Mich.
FOR SALE-Forty Acres OF tillable
land Wilson township, less than one
half valuation. Buildings needing re-
pairs; two adjoining building lots,
Bowen's addition. Small amount buys
these.-C. A. HOLMES, Sherburne,
my.