The Yale expositor., 1910-11-18
WOLVERINE
NEWS BREVITIES

OAhCcIb. fIeblueHL, T.. ~. lOWnbeuu,
Remus; vice-president. l.. A. Aspin-
wall, Jackson: secretary-treasurer. l..
B. Byrrell. Detroit The next annual
meeting will be held In Saginaw
FIR. John Kinney, son of NJ. Kinney OF
this city, is dead at his home In APP
pie River. Ill. FIR. Kinney was forty
two years old, and besides father
leaves two brothers and five sisters
The annual meeting of the state
Bricklayers', Masons' and Plasterers'
unions is being held here with 80 dele
gates in attendance.
Lansing.-"rll return this some
day. read note that b. o. Brown
found in place Of $40 he had left in
his room. The police are looking for
roommate who has disappeared
Mrs. Martha W. Brown, thirty-two,
wife of Walter Va Brown of the state
land Office, died suddenly here of
heart disease. Mr. Brown was in De-
troit at the time and did not learn of
his wife's death until he returned to
Lansing.
Vassar.-Mrs. Silas A. Lane, aged
eighty-two, died after a stroke OF
paralysis. She was resident of Vas
sar since 1860 She was born in Ben
nington, N. Y. and is survived by
her husband. brother, II. b. Kins-
man. age eighty-six. and a son and
daughter.
Battle Creek-Dallas Kaufman, n
bellboy at the sanitarium. was mys-
teriously injured the other day. He
left the sanitarium to deliver mes
sage to publishing house, arrived
there bleeding. He dropped uncon-
scious when he returned 10 the SAM
tarium. His mind is a blank and he
| does not know how he was injured.
Houghton.-Houghton Masons laid
the cornerstone of new $4,000 tenn
pie. Hundreds of visitors were pres
emf
Bessemer.-John Rickerson. fish
erman, fell out of his rowboat in
Black river and was drowned. His
body has not been recovered.
Muskegon. - Charles Vaillancourt,
the carpenter who fell 40 feet at the
Muskegon knitting mills, died from
his injuries.
Traverse City.-Five years ago Miss
Nellie Pomazel ran needle in her
hand and II was taken out of her arm
below the elbow.
acknowledgements Townsend,
ex-Mayor W. NJ. Palmer of Jackson
and Senator Newton of Ypsilanti left
for the upper peninsula 10 hunt deer.
They expect to be absent a month.
Gladwin.-Mrs. Roy Parshall of Sag
inaw, who with her husband and child
has been visiting here. is down with
mild case of smallpox and the house
In which she has been staying has
been quarantined.
Saglnaw.--Jonathan Brown. forty
years. a mill hand, was caught in
shaft in a sawmill near Gladwin and
whirled around several times. His
clothing was stripped from his body
and he was terribly bruised He may
live.
st. Ignace.-The woods north of
here are thronged with hunters. The
car ferry was carrying a party of
hunters TO this place when the boat
lurched, gun fell over and exploded.
The charge passed through the side
of the cabin and grazed the cheek of
deckhand.
Linden-The residents OF this vii
lage, men and women. young and
old. are mourning because of the an
nouncement that the wedding of
eileen Frappier and Miss Mabelle VOL
verton is TO occur at the home OF the
brides parents and not at the local
church as had first been planned.
The young people of the village be-
gan planning for the wedding, which
was the first church wedding scheduled
here In over rs years. many weeks
ago and tastefully decorated the
church. The church organist. young
woman violinlst and special choir
practised special music day and night.
Mr.. FTappier was taken i'll and follow
ing his illness came the announcement
OF the change.
Cadillac-Otto Schmidt, forty. a
business man and musician, was found
dead In his room. He was playing a
trombone when he was stricken by
heart disease, and the instrument was
Pounds in his grasp. No relatives live
In this country.
Monroe - o. Munson, a La Sale
township farmer, dropped dead in his
house from heart disease. He was so
years old
Port Huron-Edward Suisse. 49, and
William Johns. 96. OF st. Clair. were
fined in Sarnia for violating hunting
laws and regulations governing the
carrying Of deadly weapons.
2 Grand Rapids-Mrs. Mary Frazer, 10
years old, dropped dead in the Church
Of Truth here. She WAS praying when
she expired Acute Indigestion is given
as the cause.
Big Rap!ds--A missionary confer.
ence OF the Methodist church in the
Big Rapids district will be held No
vember 81, % and %.
Big Rapids-The Small hotel. one of
the towns landmarks. was destroyed
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