The Yale expositor., 1909-04-09
MICHIGAN ITEMS.
The Odd Fellows lodge of Hender
son will erect a $4,000 temple.


son will erect $4,000 temple.
Aaron p. Brondyk, OF Muskegon,
who two weeks ago swallowed a large
dose Of rat poison, died from the eff.
fects. He leaves wife and four chill
dren.
Kelly B. Lennon, of Lansing, has
received notice that his recent exam
ination for commission as second lieu
tenant Of the coast artillery was sue
cessful.
Acknowledgement Bird says, in a de-
cision, that the women of Flint may
vote on the proposition TO raise the
salaries OF the members OF the board
of education.
A young buck deer was caught In
the heart of the business district Of
Menominee by two men. The animal
seems perfectly tame though 1t came
out of the woods.
1t is expected that 500 M. A. C.. Ca
diets accompanied by their band, will
go to Detroit on Memorial day. and
participate in the parade given in
celebration of the day.
Edwin Freshman, who was on his
way to Oklahoma, reported to the pc.
lice that his suitcase containing money
and valuable papers, had been stolen
from the Hastings depot.
Lew Wahnaker, of Grand Lake, had
his right arm shot off when his gun
was accidentally discharged. He was
hunting ducks, and in climbing into
boat, the hammer caught.
Raymond Ross, the WaIkeryille
druggist who was convicted of violat
ing the local option law, was sen
fenced to spend 60 days in the county
Jail and pay fine and costs Of 1927
Saginaw county is experiencing an
epidemic OF measles. County Commits
sioner OF Schools Teft estimates that
25 per cent of the enrolled pupils
throughout the county are i'll with the
disease.
Mrs. Augusta Braheim, of Easton,
near Owosso has entered suit against
Adolph Weisenberger, saloonkeeper,
for $4,000, claiming that the life of her
son, Albert, has been blighted by the
alleged giving OF liquor to him.
George Herbert told the Menominee
police that he had been carrying on a
wholesale system of burglary, and
gave the names of nearly a dozen
houses and stores which he had
broken into in the past few weeks.
At the funeral of DR.. Richard Welsh,
at one time one of F'lints leading
physicians and said to be wealthy. the
only ones present were Undertaken
Roy Jennings and Rev. G. A. Lippin-
colt. Welsh was buried in a pauper's
grave.
John Dradch. of Owosso, went hunt
ing, and, in climbing over a fence he
pulled the gun towards him, muZzle
first. The trigger came in contact
with a piece of wood and the gun
discharged. Dradch is minus three
fingers.
Chester Driscoll, 80, tried to stop a
limited car on the NJ. u. r. lines at
Galesburg. by stepping In front of it.
and waving his hand. He was knocked
down, sustained several broken ribs
and severe cuts about the head. He
will revore.
When Raymond Hisey, the man
who he was supposed TO have killed
in a fight, walked smiling into the
courtroom, where Fauch was being
y
tainted from the shock. The affair
was an April Fool joke.
In a two-hour canvass of part of the
business section of Muskegon the
finance committee of the Chamber of
Commerce collected $500 for the
boost fund" of the city. Similar trips
will be made each day until the entire
city has been canvassed.
Mrs. John Erickson, of Muskegon.
Wednesday reported to the police the
disappearance of her husband, two
years ago. Fearing publicity and hop
ing all the time for his return, Mrs.
Erickson had been silent concerning
her husband all that time. He is 62
years old.
Following a bitter political argu-
ment, Mike Studen and Dan Babolitch,
Austrian paper makers, fought a duel
with knives near the Niagara paper
mill. Menominee. Babolitch was badly
slashed. and Studen has been arrested
on a charge of assault with intent to
do great bodily harm.
George Cupp, the Ohio farmer who
recently caused the arrest of Mrs.
Myrtle Rebiand for alleged larceny
OF a sum of money on the day they
had set for their marriage, has for
given his fiancee and last week in To
ledo they were married The news
came through a letter received from
the bride by Mrs. Joseph Beeden, wife
of the Hotel Occidental proprietor, OF
Flint.