Charlevoix county herald., 1921-02-18

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Mrs. George Allen visited friends at
Kalkaska this week.
H. Rosenthal left Thursday on bust
ness trip to Chicago.
Ford coupe to trade or for sale on
easy payments. C. j. Malpass. adv.
Berry Gill of Chicago is guest at the
home OF Seth Sparks.-Family Album.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monroe left Thurs
day for visit with their daughter at
Detroit.
| Mrs. A. McKeage, who has been at a
Petoskey Hospital, returned home,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Jones were called to
Brinton, Thursday, by the death of his
sister-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Woodcock and
children left Tuesday for a visit at
South Boardman.
Atty K. N. Clink left Wednesday on
a business trip 10 Detroit, Cleveland,
and Toledo Ohio.
Miss Lois Milne, who has been en-
ployed in this city, returned to her
home at Clarion, Wednesday.
Mrs. Julia Monroe and son, Clarence,
returned to Detroit, Wednesday, after
visit with Mrs. Emeline LeMieux.
Ben Sparks, Editor of the Yates City
Pasadena, is greeting friends in the
City. See him in the Family Album.
adv.
| Mrs. Fred Giffin and daughter who
have been here visiting friends and rel
atives, returned to their home at Flint
last Friday
Mrs. VIM Heath with granddaughter,
Harriet Conway, went to Petoskey,
Thursday, to visit Mrs. Sherman Con.
way, who is at hospital there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Loden of Ke-
wadin are visiting at the home of their
daughter. All their friends will see
them in the Family Album. adv.
Elder Wesley Award of Boyne City
was guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| c. II. McKinnon over Sunday and con-
Quoted services at the Latter Day Saints
Church Sunday evening.
Get the latest improved Cream Sep
arator when you buy. You will be
surprised how much more cream you
can get with the New Empire separa-
tor. Let c. j. Malpass prove this to
you. Sold on easy payments. adv.
The Herald is in receipt of a friendly
line from Rev. j. w. Ruehle, former
pastor of the Church of God here, in
which he says:-''We are usually well,
still at Toledo, and enjoy it very much.
However, each week we eagerly await
the arrival of the Herald. = + Our win
ter here is very mild with considerable
rain. Just now we have about five in.
ches of snow which will probably be
gone in few days"
On Lincoln's Birthday, the Womans
Relief Corps entertained the "Boys of
81" and some friends at their hall. A
chicken dinner with everything good
that goes with it, was served at noon to
thirty-five people. After dinner a
patriotic program was given. The
principal speakers being Commander
Harrington, Rev. John Duncan and
Miss Stewart Mr.. Zerwekh gave a
good short talk, and little Ira Miles did
himself proud with his recitations. Ora
Bowen also gave good reading.
Each morning at $50, Mrs. Blanch
LaValle, the Boyne City truant officer,
reports at the high school building and
is furnished list of absent students,
by Supt. Metcalf. 1t then becomes her
duty to look up the cause and report
the results of her findings. She ia an
officer of the law and must be respect
ed as such. Last Thursday morning
Mrs. LaValley, while performing her
truant duties, visited the home OF Mrs.
Ira Hawkins on Morgan street. She
was elected from the house according
to her report, and this treatment result.
ed in a complaint being filed in Justice
Nurko's court, charging the lady with
assault and battery. The case was Civ
en- hearing and set over to Friday of
this week.-Boyne Citizen
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