Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-11-11

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Patrick Delaney, aged II years, died
suddenly at Metamora.
Harry Plaisted OF Port Huron seriously
wounded himself while out hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen of Beaverton were
seriously injured in a runaway accident.
Henry Greenia Of Standish was thrown
from u wagon and had his back broken.
He may die.
Samuel M. Lemon has been formally IN
stalled as collector Of internal revenue at
Grand Rapids.
The deposits in the Bay City and Sagi-
nav banks have increased SAT-, .33
since July % last.
Chris WIKI, Finlander Of Negaunee,
will lose his right hand as the result Of
a shooting accident.
A big plant is to be erected at Hard
wood, Dickinson County, for the manu-
facture of cedar shingles.
Halloween marauders did several hun
drcd dollars worth of damage in the
Eighth ward at Bay City.
The residences of Mike Curry and Ju-
Illus Sonneberg at Stronach burned. The
total loss Is about $1,000.
A. ]. Elliott, for many years promi-
nent grocer at Grand Rapids, died ut the
asylum for the insane at Kalamazoo.
Clyde McLane, Port Huron ship car
penter, had his foot crushed and leg brok-
en- by the falling of some timbers on him.
A young child of Charles Kittle, who
lives northeast of Willow, was severely
Ja1 70 In. ;,,x t,,h % hot AAr
Glover Nash of vicksburg was acct
dentally shot by his companion, Ward
Woodwork, while hunting. He will re-
cover.
Mr.. Parker, the senior member of Par
ker * Punches, druggists, and one of
Springports oldest firms, has retired from
business.
Ed Chaplin and Bert Norton were each
sent to jail for sixty days at Kalamazoo
for placing ties ON the Grand Trunk track
at SCOTS.
Local option gained a signal victory in
the special election in Van Buren, County.
The majority in favor of no saloons will
reach 1000. oli'
Rev. w. +. Jones, pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church at, Alma, announced his
resignation to his congregation. He will
go to Tecumseh.
Rev. Il. +. Slattery Of st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church of Lansing, announced to his
congregation that Bishop Foley had ac-
cepted his resignation.
Martin Aldish died at the Tamarack
hospital in Calumet from injuries receiv-
ed in the North Tamarack mine ten days
ago. His skull was fractured.
Frank Phiscator, the Baroda gold king.
has received his first payment from an
English syndicate for his Klondike inter
ests, which he sold for $1,300,O0O.
allowed the bills Of the members Of the
Board of Health for extra services, and
their designations will be withdrawn.
Grand Rapids authorities are determin-
ed not to allow Sunday theatricals. They
will arrest members Of any company
which attempts to give performance.
The large Polish school building at
Manistee caught fire and burned to the
ground, together with an adjoining resi-
dence. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $780,
600.
Grand Rapids police raided the rooms
Of local club and arrested a number of
women who were dancing before a crowd
of 200 men. The managers of the affair
were also arrested.
Charles Greenfield Of Deerfeld has re
covered verdict Of $1,000 against the
Lake Shore Railroad for injuries he re-
ceived while in the employ of the COM
pany year ago.
Receiver Anger Of the First National
Bank at Benton Harbor has been au-
thorized to settle $4,000 claim Of the
bank against the Thompson Gas Com
pany at Gas City, Ind.
Mrs. bad" Carpenter of Adrian, with
suicidal intent, swallowed dose of afro
pine, prescribed for her child as an eye
wash. A physician was called in time to
save her life. Family troubles.
Lewis Miller, wanted by the sheriff of
Eaton County, was shot accidentally by
Sheriff ii. Clifford at Thompsonville while
running to avoid arrest. Miller was for
merly Of South Haven, where his parents
live.
The store of J. ]. Davis, one OF the old.
est dry goods merchants in Owosso, has
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en- to the Owosso savings bank for $4,000,
and to trustee for $4,000 for the ben
eft Of creditors.
Raymond Moore, Eddie MART and Chas
and Willie Tibbits, sons of prominent
Benton Harbor families, bought a mule,
wagon, guns and provisions and started
overland for Alaska. They were cap
tured and brought back.
Henry ID. Dean, vice-president Of the
Benton Harbor Electric Railway and
Transit Co., has been discharged by the
United States District Court at Grand
Rapids on the complaint of violating the
United States postal law.
OF seven manufacturers at Buchanan
who were interviewed by a local news
paper man, FIVE report larger orders and
better business than last year and the
others report business just about the
same as last year in their lines.
The board Of regents of the u. of NJ.
has made the following appointments:
DIR. o. X. Long, Ionia, lecturer in the
homeopathic department.; B. w. Peet, as
sistant in general chemistry; w. l.. Mig
gett, assistant in engineering.
A large part Of Pinconning was wiped
out by fire. The fire started in DR.. Por.
ter's residence in Second street, leaped
across to Kaiser street and cleaned out
buildings on both sides, distance OF
three blocks. Several stores, hotels, bank,
postofIice, Michigan Central station,
Presbyterian Church and ten houses were
destroyed. The total loss will reach $780,
600, with $4,000 insurance.