The Yale expositor., 1910-10-28
MICHIGAN NEWS
TERSELY TOLD

ing of Anthony De Wolf will result in
throwing some light on the mystery
surrounding his death.
Albion.-The body of William Ira
tor, a junk dealer, was found in the
road few miles out. He died from
a stroke of paralysis while driving
team, which ran away, when he fell
from the wagon.
Morrice. - Robert Grubb of this
place has fallen heir to considerable
real estate at Brighton and Howell
through the disappearance of
nephew. This is his second inner
ltance from nephews in the past few
years.
Morenci.-Four or FIVE men who es-
capped after being placed under ar
rest here for robbing several stores in
Alverdton, o., have been recaptured.
The last one was taken at Jasper,
after several shots had been ex-
changed.
Adrian.-George Allen, eighty years
old, was struck by an auto, knocked
DOWN and severely injured
Flint-Fred Durham, well-to-do
farmer of Flint township is under ar
rest in Chicago for wife abandonment.
He will be brought here for trial.
Traverse City.-All the mothers
clubs in the city have Endorsed the
movement to organize boys club,
which will probably lead to a perma-
nent Y. NJ. c. A. for the city.
Brown City.-John Tice, twenty
three, Of Port Huron, a brakeman on
the Pere Marquette railroad, was
caught between two freight cars and
his foot so badly mangled that It had
to be amputated. He is married.
Traverse City.-John eddie Of
Grawn was shot in the foot several
! days ago and lockJaw has developed
Chesaning.-The farmers in Maple
Grove have organized a protective as
ISOLATION since finding seven calves
shot In Charles Goulds pasture. A
liberal reward has been offered for
the arrest OF the guilty parties.
Jackson.-Michael Crowley, 35 years
old. was thought to be insane and
locked up. Five days later a doctor
visited him in the jail and found that
he was suffering from typhoid fever
He came here from Cement City and
has a mother living in New York.
kalamazoo.-Solitirous Siuverias
and Geore Balhoohas, Bulgarians,
were arrested by local officers in St
Louis, Mo-, and brought back to this
city to answer to a charge of killing
fellow-countryman, Efthimios Georgiu-
Ian, for his money last summer.
kalamazoo.-Miner S. Scoville, a
resident of Kalamazoo for 40 years.
died Wednesday at his home from
heart disease, at the age of 20 years.
Mt. Clemens.-The election held
Wednesday to decide whether the
Macomb County Telephone company
should be granted franchise was de-
cided in favor of the company, 500
ballots being cast in favor of the fran
chise and 227 against.
Mt. Clemens.-Reuben Chambers.
So, the father of George Chambers,
while In his sons store suffered
stroke of epilepsy and fell to the floor.
His head struck on piece of marble
and his recovery is doubtful.
Bay City.-Three men, giving their
names as Edward and BENJAMIN Bow
ers of Brooklyn, Mich, and Miller, O.,
respectively. and O'Grady of Ridge
way, have been arrested on suspicion
of robbing bank in Bentley.
Bay City.-About 200 members OF
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian church of
Michigan are in session here, as are
100 ministers and teachers of the Lu.
theran church of the Missouri synod
of northern and eastern Michigan. The
latter are here for a two-days session.
Cheboygan.-Peter Ehring acciden-
tally shot himself while hunting and
died while being brought to this city
Charlotte.-Mrs.L Louisa Winters. rs
years old, has left for Los Angeles to
wed a man so years old, whom she
Tilted when a girl.
Grand Rapids.-Grand Rapids club
women will cast a solid vote for wom-
an suffrage when the Federation Of
Women's clubs meets in Battle Creek.
Romeo.-Mrs. George Miller was
stricken by apoplexy while taking
bath and died. She was Sc years old
and leaves husband, three sons and
daughter
Flint.-When Charles Wier, fac.
tory hand, was commanded TO throw
up his hands and surrender his money.
he pummeled the hold-up man with
such vigor that he fed. Later John
Miller, 28, an ex-convict, was locked
up on suspicion.
Manistee-Thos. Kenney. president
OF the Manistee County Savings bank,
owner of the electric light plant at
Frankfort and a resident of Manistee
since 1854. died. He leaves a widow
five daughters and an adopted son.
Saginaw.-Ezra Rust and number
of other Saginaw capitalists have
formed a company to manufacture a
beet sugar topping machine" con
trivance that is expected to solve a
harvesting problem that has concern.
ed growers since the industry began
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