Charlevoix county herald., 1919-01-31

Mrs. Minnie Fieberg returned home
FHfay from q visit with relatives at
Be lie Creek.
Supt. M. K. Keyworth has been con-
fined to his home the past week with
threatened influenza.
w. f. Malpass received some severe
burns on one of his arms while work
ing at his Foundry one day this week.
Mrs. John Light left Monday for
Petoskey, where she entered the Rey-
craft hospital for treatment. DR.. Risk
secr~panied her.
PFiystes Stewart Carr, Walter
BRAKEMAN, Axel Hermanson, Loyal
Murray and Lester Hosler arrived
home this week from Camp Custer.
The Radish Seed Growers Meeting,
mentioned In an article on the first
page OF thin issue, will be held at East
Jordan. Tuesday, Feb'y 18th. at 1870
p. m.
Vim. II. Lanway OF Great Falls,
Mont, and Jacob Lanway Of Seattle,
Wash, arrived here this week for q
I'd with their cousin, Fred Lanway.
snj other relatives.
The Herald is In receipt OF q New
Years greeting lin GERMANY from Capt.
H. L. Winters. The card is dated Dec.
9Th, and he says--"On the road to the
Rhine, and enjoying II very much.
Will be in Coblenz Dec. llth."
Mrs. Leroy Sherman with children
vas called to Gaylord last Saturday by
the serious illness Of her father, who
was visiting friends there when taken
H. He passed away, Thursday. Mr..
Sherman goes to Vanderbilt today to
attend the funeral.
JUNE Coon, who was taken to De-
troit hospital fortnight ago, passed
away at that city. Thursday morning.
The remains will be brought here for
intermsnt, and will be accompanied by
his father. The young man has host
Of friends here who deeply regret his
death.
Frank Crowell has purchased the
Livery Barn business of Roscoe Mackey
the deal taking effect Jan. 10th. Mr..
Css2Sell was manager Of Mackey's
Liy Dry for number Of years and is q
capable man in such work. He has
moved with his family into the E. E.
Han residence, near the Livery and
will give the business his undivided
attention.
Mrs. James Painter passed away at
her home in Detroit, Thursday NOR
ming, Jan. 30th. from influenza. She
was formerly Miss Eta Allen Of this
city. She leaves besides her husband,
two-months.old daughter, and other
relatives here. The remains were
brought here Friday night for burial
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made at this writing.
Mrs. Deliah B. Rumble passed away
at an early hour Sunday morning, Jan.
26th, Of influenza, at the farm home Of
her sister, Mrs. Frank Kiser, in South
Arm township. Deceased was born
Apr. 20, 1894. Funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon at the Kiser
home, conducted by Rev. j. w. Ruehle.
lnterment at Jones cemetery. Deceas-
ed leaves a husband in service ia
Franee, and mos. old daughter.
II Memorial Services to be given
by = G. A. X. Post and w. X. C. this
Saturday afternoon, will be held at the
Armory instead Of at their hall, The
change was made necessary owing to
the large number who have expressed
their desire to attend. The program al
published last week will be given with
exception Of the address by Rev. Side,
botham who will be unable to attend
Rev. FIR. Mcneil will deliver the ad
dress instead. The program is open tc
all and q cordial invitation extended e
be at the Armory at 200 p. m, Satur
day, Feb. LIST.