Charlevoix county herald., 1918-06-28


Leonard Grant and Tommie Taylor
are home from Lansing.
Rem Bingham was at Petoskey,
Thursday, and drove home new Ford
truck.
Charlevoix plans to celebrate the
Fourth with patriotic oratory and band
music.
During the heavy electrical storm
early Thursday morning, valuable
horse belonging to Ira Bradshaw was
struck and killed by bolt Of lightning.
. 6iel S. Payton has been appointed
deputy City Clerk of Charlevoix to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF the present clerk. The office car
ries salary Of sl0O per month.
Com'r May l.. Stewart has resigned
as county director of women's clubs in
Thrift and War Savings work. Mrs.
FurN In OF Boyne City will probably
succeed her to the office.
Some OF the State Fairs in the East
have decided to pay their premiums
this year in War Savings Stamps, and
it has been suggested that the Charlie
voix County Fair do likewise.
The edict Of our city dads that all
poplar trees along Main-st should be
cut down Is being carried out this week
Many Of these trees have been land
marks for years and their passing is Q
matter OF regret
Ladies may show their patriotism by
wearing the Official Uniform especially
designed for the Women of the Food
Administration of the u. S. Free use
Of patterns may be secured from the
local chairman, Mrs. w. Painter, sizes
36-4O-44 Bust measure.
Fred Moore OF this city and Miss
Lillian Rose Sutton of Forest Home
township, Antrim county, were united
in marriage Wednesday evening at 800
o'clock, at the Methodist parsonage in
this city by the pastor, Rev. M. E.
Hoyt. They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Ranney.
Walter johnson is home from De.
troit for visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Johnson. He enlisted
in Uncle Sans Navy just prior to his
coming home, and is awaiting call &c
report for duty. This gives the John
SON bone 9, three-star service flag, hi.
brothel yLieut. Arthur and Private
Bernt lready being in the service.
Commencing next Monday, July lst
you must not bother central" for the
time OF day. While single call is Of
minor importance, the calls taken col
lectively, consume a lot of valuable
time to the telephone operators. Thi,
rule is now in effect throughout thu
Bell Telephone System, but owing t.
an oversight, the order was delayed in
making it effective at the East Jordan
station. Keep the clocks wound.
Mrs. Minnie Trojanek, wife of Franz
Trojanek, passed away at her home il
Jordan township, Wednesday evening
June 26th. Deceased was u years O
age and has been i'll with tuberculosis,
for nearly year. She leaves beside.
her husband, three children, her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayhem
four sisters and five brothers. Funera
services will be held from the Mt Bills.
school house Saturday morning at ter
o'clock, conducted by Rev. M. E. Hoyt
Interment at Mt. Bliss Cemetery.
Roy Bancroft, formerly Of this place
but who has been employed at Film
the past few months, returned hom'
Saturday last, bringing with him
bride in the person of Miss Mani,
Eckmyre of Bay City. They wer,
united in marriage at the Baptist par
sonage at Bay City, June 2ist. The!
visited at the home Of Mr.. Bancroft
sister, Mrs. Alfred Williams at Ironton
ov& Sunday, and on Monday Mr.. Ban
croft went to Charleyoix to report To-
draft service with the contingent leav
ing that morning for Camp Custer
Mrs. Bancroft returned to Bay City
Wednesday.