Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-12-07

600 sanitarium Mt Mount Clemens.
Ninety deer hunters licenses have been
issued in Calhoun County this fall.
Mrs. Fred Gill Of Owosso was serious
ly burned by an explosion OF gasoline.
Otto Riggs of Port Huron was acci-
dentally shot and killed while hunting.
Frank Delonjay OF Flint is dead of in
juries received in falling from a wagon.
Grand Rapids Hollanders have for
warded draft for 81 900 for the Boer
Red Cross fund.
Rev. J.'J. Axtell of Royal Oak has be-
gun an anti-saloon crusade, and that viii
lage Is stirred mp.
James b. Sprague, county clerk OF Os-
! ceola County, has issued 2l5 deer hunters
licenses this year.
Many farmers living In the neighbor-
hood of New Hudson are blowing for
their spring crops.
State Banking Commissioner Maltz de-
clares that bank stock in this State is as
sessed at its full value.
The Detroit Street Railway Company
and its employees agreed to settle theii
differences by arbitration.
The body of James Mcintyre of Lon.
don, Ont, was found floating in the st.
Clair river at Port Huron.
Schools and churches at White Pigeon
are closed owing to the appearance Of
diphtheria in that village.
Three Grand Haven fishermen have
been found guilty Of taking trout below
legal size from Lake Michigan.
The State live stock sanitary commits
sion has ordered another cow killed in
the herd of w. l.. Smith of Mosherville.
Percy Woods, aged IA, shot Charles
Allard, aged Is, in the face. The boys
live at Menominee. Woods is under ar
rest.
1t costs Calhoun County $3.50 per week
to care for her aupers, double the
amount paid by any other county in
southern Michigan.
August Schmude of Port Huron was
seriously injured by the collision of two
hand cars in the tunnel yard. Several
others were more or less bruised.
The firm of VIM. Toeppner, dealer in
dry goods. and groceries, was closed at
Utica by A. Krolik & Co. OF Detroit, who
hold chattel mortgage on the stock.
Martin Christensen, young Swede,
was found dead in the woods near Els
canada. He had been shot in the leg by
an unknown hunter and bled to death.
The Battle Greek sanitarium has open
ed another branch sanitarium at Mon
trose, Cal, 375 miles from Denver, max
ing circuit Of sanitariums around the
world.
Mrs. Calvin Webb of Penfield town
ship, who was married on Nov. 3, has
lost her reason because of the action Of
gang of hoodlums on the night of the
wedding.
Grand Rapids merchants are signing
petition praying for the reappointment
of David f. Burns upon the pardon
board, because of his action in the
Wright case.
A. NJ. Cloud, Nj. III. Carmody and A.
Ohlinger of the U. of NJ. law department
won the inter-department debate and will
represent Michigan in the Central Debat-
ing League at Chicago.
1t has leaked out at Grand Rapids that
Miss Fanny Mae Stearns, prominent
society young woman, and Lieut.. Arthur
Lee Willard, U. s. ~, were quietly mar
Gen. Israel G.. Smith of Grand Rapids
was instantly killed while quail hunting.
In passing through a willow bush his
gun caught on a branch and the load
lodged in the back of his head.
The coroner's jury investigating the
deaths of the Bailey brothers at Stock
bridge decided that Frank Bailey killed
his brother George and then committed
suicide, and that Frank was insane.
East Tawas wanted a beet sugar fac
tory. 1t didn't get it. Now it has po-
tato-four and evaporating vegetable fac
tory and is more than satisfied The Ma
tional Milling and Evaporating Company
was orga1zed last April to manufacture
flour from potatoes and prepared soup
from vegetables. This is the only insti-
tuition in the United States where the
potato is made into -four, and as the pro-
cess is patented extensive orders are re-
ceived from New York, Boston, Cincin-
natl, Nashville, Tenn, and as far west as
California.
suit in which scores of people in
southern Michigan are directly interested,
and in which several estates and thou
sands of dollars worth of property are
involved, has been commenced in the
United States Court Mt Grand Rapids.
The suit is brought by Wilfred Eames of
Rochester and Elisha ID. Eames of Wat
ertown, n. u, heirs and creditors of the
estate of Lovett Eames, against Lucy G..
Games Of Kalamazoo administrators Of
the estate Of Lovett Eames Charles III.
Manley of Ann Arbor, administrator Of
the estate Of Elijah w. Morgan; Otis q.
Johnson, Ann Arbor, surviving executor
and trustee of the estate Of Lucy ID. =.
Barker Of Ann Arbor, individually and
as executrix of the estate of Franklin l..
Barker.
The law passed at the last session Of
the Legislature for the protection of
Michigan fruit growers from the injus-
tice of South Water street, Chicago, it
is feared will injure instead of benefit
growers. The law provides that whoever
shall receive for sale for himself or an
other any farm or dairy produce shall
execute a bond of $1,000 and pay an an
nual license to the State Of 500 a year,
this to prevent growers being swindled
out Of their produce by bogus represent
atives of commission houses. Growers
now fear that a majority of the local
commission merchants and buyers may be
forced out, as they will be unable to fur
nish the required bond and thus a few
outside buyers may control the market.
Chicago houses have informed growers
that they will not have representatives i'm
the field tho coming season