The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-12

KALAMAzoo-Mrs. GeGe Fuller,
one of the oldest pioneers Q Kalama-
zoo, will probably die as d result of
injuries received i'm fall liner kitch-
en-. Mrs. Fuller started 70 the stove
and i'm some way slipped. esidcs one
hip being broken, she was njured in
ternally.
PORTLAND-Word has been re-
ceived here from Robstow Tex, of
the death of ELI Coleman Hrwood son
of f.. B. HARDWOOD, of Porand, aged
10 years. A telegram staM that he
was burned in hotel inthat town
last night He worked for he South
ern Telephone company.
PORT HURoN-Melvin Kelly. of
this city, who is now serVhg his sec
ond term I'm Jackson prise, was al
lowed to come home to attod the fun
eral of his wife. A trust from the
prison accompanied Kelly this city,
but after reaching here he ms allowed
tc walk about the streets Unattended.
STURGIS-Mrs. Dan Walker. living
three and a half miles nom of town,
attempted suicide by taking a large
quantity of ammonia, having failed to
find a bottle of carbollc acl some one
had removed from the metcine chest.
Her mind has become Unbalanced by
the delusion that she was e be hanged
for poisoning someone.
clerk in the local postofiie, was APP
pointed postoffice inspectr Mackey
is the youngest man eve to receive
an appointment to such a position, be-
ing but q, and according 10 report
from Washington his examination was
the most perfect one ever pissed by an
applicant for inspector.
kALAMAZOO-Just as he started TO
run across a street after he had pur-
chased a sack of peanuts, lO-year- old
Henry Wagner was struck by an auto
mobile and so seriously Injured that he
died a few minutes later. AS the boy
died the sack of peanuts he had
grdsped tightly i'm his hand dropped
to the floor. Arrests may follow.
nkAInCCn A
the 5-year-ol daughter Of Mrs. Clara
Nelson. fell into a cistem while sit
ting on the edge trying to reach the
water with her bare toes, one of her
ped the cistern cover on and left the
child to drown. The body was recov-
cred from about eight feet of water.
PONTIAc-William w. Gillion Of
Detroit arrested on complaint OF Mrs
Annie T.. Goodison of Rochester. Of
fered the sheriff SO to be permitted
to occupy the Jail office under the
eye of a deputy rather than
go to cell His offer was not taken.
Gillon is accused of obtaining money
under false pretenses through the sale
Of mining stock.
OLLAND-Charged with kidnap-
ping her 10-year- daughter Dorothy
from the Olive township school, Mrs.
Jennie Padneau. of Muskegon. was ar
rested in Grand Rapids. Her sister,
Mrs. Anna Wiser. of this city. was ar
rested as an accomplice. Vandenberg
was divorced from his wife and given
custody of the two children. Mrs.
married again.
KALAMAzOo-Jeremiah III. whit
ney. manager of the Standard Paper
accused of the thefts of S12,-
300 worth of water from the city. who
was to face trial at the present term
Of the circuit court, is near death in
the American hotel from stroke Of
lpoplexy. whitney was suddenly
stricken while talking with friends.
Attending physicians say there is
~ HO hODt lOI ilo iNNpNtigs
PONTIAC-Ed. Lennon. a witness in
the divorce suit of William Ding
man against Nora II. Dingman. testi-
fed that Mrs. Dingman kissed the
hired man after a two-day acquaint-
ance. and another witness said that
Mrs. Dingman left with Fred Jonas af-
ter the latter had been employed on
he farm three days. Dingman. Novi
township farmer. was granted a decree
md the wife restrained from re- mar
wing for two years.
Dr.. Baldwin
the removal OF his dental
Office TO room