Charlevoix county herald., 1917-02-09

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son, Feb. 4th.
James Palmiteris here from Detroit
to visit relatives.
Guy Graft OF Rogers City is home for
a short visit with his parents.
FIR. Joseph Nimmricheer OF Alma is
guest OF FIR. Kroboth this week.
The Pythian Sisters gave card party
at their hall Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Howell now &C.
Guy Mrs. H. Pinney's residence.
~ Walstad and j. Anderson were at
Gaarievoix on business, Tuesday.
Contractor A. G. Rogers is home for
fortnight from his work at Flint.
Moses Weisman returned home Tues
day from Chicago and other cities.
Mrs. Jennie Adams of Central Lake
visited friends in the city over Sunday.
tAC. Madison of Cadillac is guest at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. l..
billiard.
w. j. Ellison left Wednesday on a
business trip to Cleveland, Ohio and
Chicago.
Mrs. Geo. Geek left Tuesday for Jack
son to visit her daughter, Mrs. Rachel
Coykendall.
Miss Ella Wallace of Cass City spent
the weekend of last week with Miss
Kate Malpass.
Glenn Roy of Flint, arrived Wednes-
day to attend the funeral of his bro
ther, Melvin Roy.
Miss Greta LaCroix has been absent
from school for about two weeks on
account of illness.
j. A. Moore and family moved this
week into the house vacated by Mike
Litner and family.
A. l.. billiard left first of the week
for Wayne, Mich, called there by the
death of his brother.
SpeciaLmeeting of Mystic Lodge No.
379, F. & A. M. this Saturday night.
Work in second degree.
Otto Evans and Harry Doerr of Ira
verse City are guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Whiteford.
Chas. jackson suffered slight stroke
of paralysis first of last week. He is
able to be out at the present time.
Mrs. Melvin Donaldson left last week
for fEberry, where she joined her
husn who has employment there.
Mike Litner and family moved this
week into the residence on Main-st,
recently vacated by James Shay and
family.
Elmer Reed who was called here by
the illness and death of his mother,
Mrs. j. E. Strong, returned to Lever
ing on Tuesday.
A party Of about twelve gave Mrs.
Walter Davis a surprise Sunday eve-
ming at her home in honor of her birth
day anniversary.
Rev. John Clemens left for Detroit
Tuesday, to attend the Detroit Areal
Conference. This will be the largest
religious convention ever held in the
state Of Michigan.
Stevens Corps, w. r. c., have can
celled their proposed Lincoln anniver-
sary program owing to the death Of
Melvin Roy Of Company |, 33rd M. N.
@. at Camp Cotton, Texas.
DR.. H. M. Crooks, President of Alma
College, was expected here to speak at
the Presbyterian Church, Sunday, but
owing to uncertainty Of trains, his trip
has been postponed until March IL.
Charles Blakesley of Cadillac was ar
rested by Chief Of Police Cook Tuesday
oon, and Wednesday morning
before Justice Blount on drunk
and disorderly charge. He drew thirty
days at the county jail.
The Rev. J. M. Rogers OF Ann Arbor
was the preacher in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday last. In the evening
he gave very interesting address on
his work as Chaplin of the Marquette
Penitentiary. He left Wednesday for
Ann Arbor.
Supt. Geo. Chapman Of the Argo
Milling Co. was over to Bellaire, Thurs
day. The Richards grocery Of that
village was partially destroyed by fire
last Saturday, and Mr.. Chapman was
called upon to check over the damaged
milling products.
Exank O'Brien Of Detroit struck town
Sd - night and Chief OF Police
Co gave him a berth in the local
bastile. Monday morning he inter-
viewed Justice Blount about d. and d.
charge, and the Justice assessed thirty
DAVIS at Charleyoix. The turnkey came