Charlevoix county herald., 1907-10-12

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splinter penetrat?o the wnup'pe
~ ner,y powers WINE hn~t
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wellington h. Burt and Temple Dorr
onered to give y1b,0OO toward $lvO:'
0O0 auditorium, II the citizens OF oasi
nav VIII raise tho rest.
The cottage OF Fred. Simpson at
Whitemore lake burned to the ground
after the family left 1t.
Because he had too much sail spread
on his Yacht John Paradise was
drowned when the ton-heavv craft up-
set on Lake independence.
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trr,I.d ito To,sSr ~ear uhila ,n.
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9onn nenner, uranu runn en,
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us ensine near Marceiius, monuaS'
anu lies IN cri'icai conui'ion
senator William Alden smith SOLO
a lou ana oullaing In Grand Haplds 70
the reopies savings pank az prizes
saiu 10 nave Reeh ABOUT SSv'vVv.
Delegates from all over western
michigan are present at the conven'
tion OF the reorganlzed Lacter Lay
saints now ina session IN traverse
CITY.
Milton Ross, of Traverse City, shot
Peter Snyder's dog, claiming It bit his
norses snyder sued ana the Jury
Drougnt IN verdict Tor $10 Ior tne
piaintin'
A jury in the circuit has awarded
Mrs. William Rouseman $1,000 IN her
SUIT against the u. U. n. Tor injuries
received IN the Birmingham wreck
last November.
Judge Quincy A. Smith, aged So,
VINO died at Ann ArDor. AFTER an III
ness OF severai months was an AZ
most iire-long resident OF lngnam coun-
" ana Lansing.
Mrs. Nettie Marrinane, has been
awarded 5000 damages against FREQ.
Miller, q FORMER saioonlst OF Grass
Lake. Miller SOLO Marrlnane liquor al
ter ne nad Deen posted.
While playing with boys his own
| age about Grand Trunk cars just north
OF Grand Rapids, Leo Momtt, aged 8,
Tell unoer moving switching train
and had Dotn legs severed.
Mel Trotter, director of the Grand
| Rapids Rescue mission, who raised
| $4,000 and bought the building. re-
lused an oner OF $4,000 year Rease
from vauoeviiie CIRCUIT.
Emeil Hopkie, of Sterling, was ar
rested on the charge of attempting
to kill Marion Mott. also Of Sterling,
| because of a fancied grievance, and
Will be examined as to MS sanity.
Kleber p. Rockwell, recently elected
member of the constitutional conven-
ton, has resigned his position as
member of the board of public works
of Pontiac because of lack of time.
| Charles Bowen, aged Is. was arrest
ed at Webberville on charge of plac-
| ing an iron plate on the Pere Mar.
| quette railroad tracks. The plot was
discovered before train was due.
HAYES Rrown q nonular vounq mar.
ried man of st. Joseph, has disap-
peared, and neither relatives, friends
or the police have the slightest clue
as to his whereabouts. His wife is
Frustrated.
.1s Gov warnar 60 ro-electod nth
hand in my resignation" said High
way Commissioner Horatio s. Earle, in
prefacing his statement that he would
soon announce his candidacy for the
governorship.
Accounting the advice Of the notice
commission, the Battle Creek council
will pass an ordinance demoving the
~+,1,r frov,, saloons doroond $500