Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-25
State News.

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boating on Grand river sunday got
jnto II quarrel. several shot, were
tir, It, amt one of them hIl "A lad named
August Paul, INJECTING "a bad wound
rhc police j. Investigating.
COY. Pingrec has received he
resignation of Victor II. Lane, ot
Adrian. Judge of the first judicial cir
cult, TO take effect Oct. /. when judge
Lane will enter upon hi, duties a.
Fletcher professor of law 1T the Mich
gan university.
One OF the dry kilns at the plant OF
the Palmerton WoOdenwarc Co, al
saginaw, wa, burned Saturday even
me-. entaillng loss of about $1,000
The Kiln was close To the factory ami
L wa, only bv hard work that the biz
plant was saved from total de-truc-
ion.
rhe Welsh N Kerry manufacturing
COMPANY, of Reed City, will remove
/, plant to saginaw, having ptr
,ha,cd the old factory ct the Firgc
Desk Go. oil Holland avenue. Tn
iictorV l. u three story brick structure
u immense proportions. The firm
manufactures hardwood boxes and
hard mnpie Touring.
Mrs. David Allmandingcr, aged 60.
years, the wife OF IA wealthy farmer
wing one mile east of OWo,so. sud-
icnly disappeared from her home AT
10 o'clock sunday since which time
,uc has not been seen. She called At
he Adventist church ON her way To
Owo>,o and Notwithstanding the taci
hat the police have made dili9cnj
.earch. all trace Of her seem, 10 end
With her leaving the church. She had
complained OF not feeling well IN the
morning and said she would call Dn
he family physician while down
,own.
VIII lc sailing in a trail canoe on
Lake Michigan SUNDAY afternoon
Richard Barrett. paying teller in Il g
National Lumberman', bank OF Mus
>cgun. nearly lost his lie by the cap.
,jzng OF his boat. The accident
which was due to the heavy sea run.
hing, occurred about halt WAY be-
wren Muskcgon and Lake lIlrbor
.pme three mile, of ,horc,and was ob
immediately went to the rescue.
rhev were about a half hour reaching
lr. Barrett. aud when they did h,.
~, very much exhausted and had
.buut given up hope. lie Wa taken
j. =. Anri-ialc's summer coItdgp
where re- lOratiVes were applied and
ne Wa, soon hi na,ura sell The
i;e.,aVing crow WAS unable To- rcturs.
80 the station on accOun, OF the heavy
-rq.
Joseph Fletcher recently went on
fishing "Trip with Landlord pWnion.
Of the Arlington hotel. on the Menus
Kong river. Fletcher had an expert
ence that he Will not soon forget. He
vas wading along the center OF thu
.tream which j. shallow casting hi-
line. He stopped for a moment to-
Dalt his hook. but when he attempted
o move Oh touHd that he could nOj
II 50. il being impossible 10 cXtricatc
himself from the quicksaud into which.
Ic was fast sinking. The more he
struggled, the more firmly he became
mbcdded in the sand. and when hc
yea liked his prrilousl situation lac set
~ y a ely lllhl tONlt( Ot llttIu TOT llllIt~
around. Mr.. Durnion was attracted
BY the noise and at once went TO Mr..
Fletcher's rescue. lie threw INN 30
board upon which Fletcher SANK. lie
vas imbcddcd firmly almost TO hi~
hips. 1t was only by dint ct per
,istcnt pulling and hauling that the
man was saved from terrible death.
Notwithstanding this little incident.
both brought back fine strings OF
trout.
Deputy Sheriff keisler OF Na,sar.
wired sheriff Dcmorc,t, that at
o'clock sunday morning he captured
three Of the men wanted here for
breaking into Joseph Armstrong,
store FRIDAY night previous The
fourth man escaped. Sheriff Dcmor-
est and number OF deputies started
in pursuit OF the burglar, Yesterday
and covered the entire length of the
Michigan Central Il. Il. between here
and Bav City. At the latter place.
an engine was placed at the shcrin">
disposal which was used a. far a.
Nassar. North of Lapccr ON the
Michigan Central Il. r.. nm piece of
swampy woods, was found two BAGS
full of castoh Clothing, beside, mum
Der OF articles which were identified
by Mr.. Armstrong. At Carpenter,
station the first trace was found ~