Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-10
MICHIGAN
HAPPENINGS


children, when one of them put
bean In her ear. She was finally tax
en- to a hospital. where the physicians
were forced to remove 1t by making
an incision into the cavity from the
back of the cara teacher from one
Of the northern towns who attended
the recent convention OF the State
Teachers association In this city. a
soon as he returned to his school was
put in quarantine by the authorities.
and told he would have to stay there.
on the theory that he had been ex-
posed to smallpox. There has not
been q case q that disease in Bay
City IN several months. and the teach
o. has written the local health oflcer
explaining his predicament and ask
ing assistance and advice. Tho tele-
phone was brought into use to assure
the offlcials that they had made q mis-
take and 1t Is presumed that the
teacher has been released.
Bay Cfty-Kawkawlin experienced
freak snow storm. Two inches fell
in the village. and none was reported
a mile out.
Carleton-Raymond Baker, II. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lelbert Baker, acci-
dentally shot himself In the leg a
week ago. He died Of blood poison.
ing.
Kalamazoo-Letha Lambertson. l8
years old. died as a result Of taking
poison early In the day. She wns
childed by her mother for attending
q dance.
Jackson-Dr. George c. Young. who
fell four stories down an elevator
shaft a few days ago, Is dead. lie
leaves a widow. The body will be
shipped to Owen Sound, Olt.. his
home.
Adrian-The Van Camp Packing
Company. of indianapolis, Ind. will
erect s250,000 building here to house
condensed milk factory One hun
dred and forty thousand gallons Of
milk day will be used.
Petoskey-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cole have six children who have but
three birthdays. Two girls were born
Aug. Z, four years apart. A boy and
girl were born July 8. seven years
apart, and two boys were born Sept
IS. five years apart
Owosso.-Walter Hodge, working on
the Lansing & Northeastern road, fell
so feet from the top of pole, struck
on his head on a bar of iron and es-
capped with slight scalp wound. The
cross arm Of the pole broke and let
him down head foremost. He is line
man and was stringing wires.
Petoskey.-As he approached the
fuse of a dynamite stick which had
twice failed to explode Henry Temp
kins was blown 90 feet in the air, and
broke his neck in falling, causing in
slant death. Mr. Tompkins was about
fifty years old and had been employed
my the Harbor Springs Lumber COM
pany Of Harbor Springs since il was
established. He leaves a widow and
several children.
Owosso.-There were two sudden
deaths here. Miss Emma Chandler,
aged twenty-five, who came here sew
eral years ago from Greenwich, n. Y,
TO live with her uncle, Albert l..
Chandler, died of heart disease. She
was member of the Methodist
church.
Owosso.-Orville, the four-year-old
son of Norman Cram, was fatally in
jured when the rear wheel of loaded
wagon passed over his body. The ia
Their and another man were loading
beams In a field and the boy fell un-
der the wheels, which crushed his
lungs and stomach
Jackson-Dr. George c. Young,
well-known local physician, fell four
stories down an elevator shaft in the
Peoples National Bank building here
and suffered compound fracture of
his skull and internal injuries. He
will die
Saginaw-Mrs. Louise Lutz. sixty
five. is dying from the effects of in
Juries received by falling downstairs.
She is one of the best-known German
women in Saginaw.
Owosso.-Dr. William Stroebel,
dentist. who came here a year ago
from the University of Michigan,
where he graduated, died of paralysis
of the respiratory muscles and of the
spinal cord, after few hours illness.
He was twenty-seven. and is survived
by widow and two.year-old daughter.
The body will be taken to his former
home, Moscow, n. Y, for interment.
William Van Velsor, aged sixty,
farmer, died of blood poisoning. He
| pierced his hand with barb wire SOW
eral weeks ago
Cadillac.-Three woodsmen were In.
| jured almost simultaneously. Two
were saving while the third was
"swamping." One of the sawyers was
,, caught by the foot under the trunk of
felled tree. In attempting a rescue
with an ak the rescuer drove the
blade into his foot Then the third
man came and In chopping with one
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