The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-10
State Notes

sAG'NAW-simon Egerer. 70 years
oid' pioneer is dead from heart dis.
ease and his son, William. As YEAR,;
cid is i'll in the same home. and not ex-
pectcd TO live.
EATON GAPIDS-Tha barves,i,g
oil 'he late apple crop opened in this
section Wednesday and while the Weld
VIII be much below that of last ear.
the market is much better. in poin. of
| prices.
JACKSON-While seated ~ a toh,o
IN the Hickman restaurant Wednes-
day Patrick Murphy - years Old.
sasped and fell back in his chair dead
Murphy lived in a shack in the north
west part of the city.
BATTLE CREEK-Joseph S,or.y
20 years old, formerly of Grand Rap
ius' sustained a crushed leg this
morning when stealing a ride IN the
Grand Trunk at Bellevue. Amputa-
lon above the knee was necessary.
FIINT-The police are seeking uar-
~ LoWenthal. late of Philadelphia. ON |
II warrant charging him with robbin.
Harry farowet2 OF $27. He is ALLEGED
TO have burglarized two houses secur |
ing about $50 and a gold watch
Whether or not Alpeno.s
proposed new city charter shall do
away with all wards was argued till
midnight by the charter commissioners
ht their third meeting Tuesday. Ap-
parently Il majority of the commits.
sioncrs favor ward.
JACkSON--A $4,000 crop of onions
carrots and parsnips have been raig-
"a TINS year on six-acre swampy
parcel of farm land by Jackson prison
inmates. The Yield is said to be one
u the finest ever raised here.
BAY ClTN-Mrs, Frances 4 Whit. ,
more, so years old, died Wednesday ,
GLOWING an operation. While takins ,
! bath Saturday she fell, causing =
erlous injury. She was the widow OF I
'eorge \. Whitmore who was SUPER
ntendent of the west side schools in :
S75 ana 1876.
GRAND RAPIDS-Roy X. Moulton. -
Or the last 10 years humorist and g.,
pecial writer OF the Grand Rapids 81,
ress' Wednesday purchased stock in :
ne Grand Rapids News company, aud fl
II Monday will associate himself ;,
18th that newspaper .,
BATTLE CREEK-Mayor John w | /,
alley has asked the Michigan Cen !,
al railroad To put a tunnel under .,
.cCamly street to relieve congestion. -,
ives of school children endangered a.
nder are pfesent conditions. :.
Hold-AND--The G. L. King q CO. IA
,sket factory, which has been one of j.,
oliands leading industries for 20
'ars' has suspended operations. Tac
ncern became involved in financial
hieulties some time ago Between 200 r,
I'd 300 men and girls are out of EN-.
Dymcnt
CADll'l.AC-William Harris a neg. y,
o. OF Chicago, was Obliged to dive -,
TO Lake Cadillac "Wednesday and ~,
ing M suit of clothes he had
'ieh from Edward Ham and thrown ar
10 the lake. The police gave liar al,
the alternative of producing tho -
thing or going to Jail. 49,,
Monk, parolad moi
nVict from Jackson prison is in iail ,,,
trahd ltaNeir charged with assault :
tn intent to kill Should the authori- ,,.h
5 decide not to prosecute. Monk VIII mn,
returned here to complete his son. t,..
Ice OF seven years Monk was sent T.,
e from Grand Rapids in 1910 for . a..
tutory offense.
aa =, =, 81 i'icN mas been hin
ted To look for George Dunlap. Ia A.,
NY TWO years ago coo
was found on the street bv f. : d,
ttum' who took him into his home. Tia,
st summer the boy disappeared "a,
'ut the time "a circus appeared here. ,oa,,
!. :, '""t ne went away and
t,,rl,.,,.,.,. ST
quick blow from
unlighted lantern saved Jacob
hers a freight brakeman. from tho
-ches OF two highwaymen who :,
anS at him AZ he was approaching ,o.a,
oskey on the Grand Rapids A. In =,
IA railroad last night. zuchcrs WAC ,r,.
MS way from Kcgomic to pctos.
70 report for duty. The men e..
ed.
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