Charlevoix county herald., 1919-06-27

"hSi hS 'ao NhPiOJh
Marshal Chamberlain is visiting Cen
trail Lake friends this week.
Miss Zada Tindale went to Manton
last Saturday for visit with relatives
Mrs. Selma Holt of Muskegon is guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lar
son.
Mrs. V. w. Packer was in our city,
Thursday, enroute from Charlevoix to
Detroit.
Mrs. Eta Lennox went to Lake View
Monday, for fortnight's visit with her
daughter.
Miss Grace Howard left Friday, to
take up commercial course at Ferris
Institute.
Mrs. Lafrenier with granddaughter
left Friday for visit with a daughter
at Marquette.
Robert Manners and John O'Dell left
Saturday for Muskegon where they
are employed.
Richard Lewis and M. A. Mcdonald
were here from Charlevoix on a bust
ness trip, Tuesday.
Miss Theresa Reid of Tacoma, Wash.
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Barnett.
Mrs. Thad Bailey returned to her
home at Grand Rapids, Saturday after
a visit here with friends.
Mrs. Archie Menzies of Muskegon,
was guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Sherman, the past week.
James Marvin, who is employed in
our city, was at Traverse City over
| Sunday for visit with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Sturgell and Mr..
Pennington OF Kentucky were guests
at the home of Gilbert Sturgil the past
| week.
Mr.. Chorpening, who has been visit
ing his son, Herbert Chorpening, re-
turned to his home at Benton Harbor,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harrington,
who have been visiting relatives in our
city, returned to their home at Flint,
Saturday.
Miss Pearl Lewis has completed her
years work as teacher in the Grand
Rapids public schools and returned
home, Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Potter with children re-
turned to her home at Gladstone, Fri
day, after visit here with her mother
Mrs. A. Duplisse.
Mrs. w. M. Martin with children OF
Standish arrived here Wednesday for
several weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nickless.
Miss Emily Malpass returned Thurs
day from a visit with Central Lake
friends. Mrs. Sissons of that place re-
turned with her for visit here.
Mrs. Ada Green moved her house
hold goods to Bellaire, Wednesday and
will make that village her home. Her
daughter, Miss Rita, accompanied her.
Mrs. l.. Holiday went to Traverse
City, Saturday, where she attended the
graduation exercises of her daughter,
Miss Beulah, who has been attending
the Traverse City Training School for
Nurses.
Arthur Segenin, porter at the Nicer
Hotel on Waloon Lake, was drowned
some time Tuesday night while in bath
ing alone at the village OF Walloon
Lake. He had been at the lake but
few days and it is believed he could
not swim. The accident was discovered
when the young man failed to re-
port for duty Wednesday. Search along
the lake was made and the body dis
covered not a great distance from
shore. His home is said to have been
in Montreal.
Supervisor F. Ii. Lesher impaired
the information that the destructive
fires that have been raging to the east
of Mancelona since last Thursday have
in spite of all that has been done, burn
ed over territory Of not less than five
or six thousand acres. The fire has
been held north of the state road run
ming east from Mancelona and extend
ed from near Wetzell to the head
waters of the Manistee. 1t is hoped
that the rains of the past few days have
put these fires out. II is believed that
one of the fires was set with the inten-
ton of wiping out one of the camps but
the origin of the rest is matter of un-
certainty. Independent.
Miss Margaret Price, a talented II
year-old composer, has come into
special local prominence as the CON-
poser Of the class march and the music
of the class song used at the commence
ment exercises at South High school.
Miss Price has been doing some note