Charlevoix county herald., 1918-03-08
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Frank Severance returned homt
from Detroit, Tuesday.
Our new wash waists are here-$l .0(
to t5.OO.--M. f. Ashley & Co.
H. H. Cummings returned Tuesday
from business trip to Detroit
Henry C. Clark came home Monday
from Flint for visit with his family.
Miss Doris Hayden left Wednesday
for Ann Arbor for visit with friends.
Mrs. Carrie Lanway was at Traverse
City first of the week visiting her son,
Merle.
Mrs. Henry Cummings returned
Monday from a short visit at Grand
Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brooks left Saturday
last for Flint for visit with their
daughters.
w. E. Malpass returned home We'd
nesday from a business trip to Flint
and Detroit.
Atty D. L. Wilson was at Charlevoix
this week attending q meeting Of the
Supervisors.
7 A. E. Wells returned Tuesday from
Muskegon, where he visited his mother
over Sunday.
Supervisor VIM. F. Bashaw is attend
ing an adjourned meeting of the Coun-
ty Board this week.
Miss Eunice Carr went to Petoskey
Saturday last, where she haa q position
at Leyinson's Department store.
@, H. Anderson with daughter Miss
Dorothy, returned home, Tuesday from
an extended visit with relatives at
Petoskey.
Charles Phillips is here from Detroit,
called to attend the funeral of his
grandmother, Mrs. E. Smatts He re.
turns this Friday.
Mort Rowe left Monday for his home
in Alberta, after an extended visit here
with his mother, Mrs. Geo. Crawford
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes went to
Charlevoix first Of the week, where
they will operate farm for DR.. Arm
strong this coming year,
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Stanford left
Wednesday for their home al Marquette
after a visit at the home of the latter's
sister, Mrs. ID. l.. Wilson.
Our Firemen are planning to hold their
annual Dance at the Armory, March
16th-the eve OF St. Patrick's Day
which this year falls on Sunday.
Supervisor w. r. Barnett was at
Charlevoix this week attending meet
ing of the Board. From there he went
to Grand Rapids to serve as U. S. juror.
Arthur O'Dell and family who owned
a farm near this city for several years,
leave next Monday for Miniota, Mani.
toba, where they will make their future
home, taking up homestead
Perkins Phonographs-the only
really high-grade machines at popular
prices-for sale at c. C. MACK'S. We
take pleasure in demonstrating the rare
qualities these machines possess.
Mr.. and Mrs White of Horizons Bay
were here the past week looking over
the County Farm with view of apply
ing for the position as keepers of the
farm to succeed Mr.. and Mrs. Momber
ger whose resignation takes effect
April lst.
| Friendship L. & T. Circle No. o.
the Rebecca Lodge met at the home o.
Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Wednesday last
About thirty.five ladies were present
A program was given and lunch served
They meet with Mrs. E. l.. Burdick
March 18th.
The regular monthly meeting Of tn,
M. E. Ladies Aid will be in the nature
of a miscellaneous shower for Mrs
4 Heath, who recently lost everything BY
fire. Any gift for refurnishing thu
home will be acceptable. All member
of the Aid and Congregation ant
friends are invited. Will be held a
Methodist parsonage on next Wednes
day afternoon, Mar. 18th, from 2:30 t.
500.
Henry Lee, train master for the B. c
@. & A., was seriously injured Monda!
morning at the yards of the Boyne Cit,
Lumber Company when, while assist
ing In switching, he slipped and fell
struck his head against a post, ant
rolled into close proximity to TIT
tracks. Before he could rise his bod,
was scraped by the trucks Of passini
car, breaking several ribs and badl.
cutting and bruising his right side. HI
also received serious injury to his head
The result Of his injuries can not b,
determined for few days. The sur
geons we're promptly at the scene o