The Yale expositor., 1913-06-19

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f. B. Bowker, Lake Odessa; treasurer,
Johnson Wood, McBain; sergeant-at-
arms, John Haverkate, whitehall The
next meeting will be held at Ithaca.
Jackson.-John Lamb. thirty-three
years old, OF $50 Concord street,
Detroit, died at the City hospital.
He is thought to have shot him
self, although he has refused to say
much about the matter further than
he could not tell how he was shot. He
was found lying at the foot Of the
stairs in his boarding house with q
wound in his head.
Grand Rapids.-Followin an al
legged quarrel with his wife, John
H. Boone. forty years old, sales mana
ger for the Wegnes Brothers Furniture
company, was arrested for disorderly
conduct. Mrs. Boone secured his re-
lease from police headquarters. Then
he swallowed a vial OF poison while
standing in the street.
Iron Mountain. Fifty graduates
OF the Iron Mountain high school
received their diplomas from DR.. J. A.
Crowell, president Of the Board The
commencement address was delivered
by John NJ Driver of Chicago. This
is one Of the largest classes ever grad
uated from the high school.
Houghton.-The Upper Peninsula
Dental society, which has closed
it's annual convention here, has
awarded the 1914 meeting to the city
OF Escanaba, for next June. Officers
were elected as follows: President,
Or. H. f. Fox, Ironwood; vicepresi-
dent, DR.. G. p. Richie, Sault Ste.
Marie; secretary-treasurer DR.. A. Cot
ton, Escanaba. Practically every den
fist in northern Michigan is affiliated
with the society.
Kalamazoo.-For fear that the
new church they are building might |
be destroyed, the African Meth |
odists OF Kalamazoo have stationed q
night watch at the edifce. The prop
erty is soon to be condemned for
school purposes, but the negroes are
continuing the construction Of the !
edifce.
Owosso.-A hack in funeral |
procession for the late Joseph |
Amos, containing Mr.. and Mrs J. F. |
Wildermuth of Owosso and their
nieces, Mrs. Mildred Benton and Mrs. !
Willah and Hilah Hoffman of Fenton, |
was smashed by an Ann Arbor motor |
passenger car at Washington street |
crossing. All were bruised and cut, |
but miraculously escaped serious in
jury. Mr.. Wildermuth, a man Of ad- |
vanced age. was badly bruised.
Cheboygan Miss Genevieve Nc |
Callum. a member of the gradual
ing class of the Cheboygan high !
school, has received word that she |
has been awarded the second national /
peace prize in the contest in which .
she wrote an essay about three months
ago. The contest covers high schools |
in the states OF Michigan, Ohio In
diana, Illinois and Wisconsin. Miss Nc.
Callum has also won the honor as vale
dictorian of her class.
Eaton Rapids.-As a closing fea-
ture of the annual convention of |
the Jackson District Baptist asso-
citation at Bellevue, Rev. Frank S.
Lyon, pastor OF the Ganson Street Bap-
fist church, in Jackson, was elected
and chosen clerk OF the ae-
ISOLATION.
Port Huron.-The joint reunion
OF the eastern and central Michi-
gan districts OF the reorganized
Church of Christ OF Latter Day Saints,
was held here. This marks the fourth
annual celebration OF the religious
rites of this body in this city.
Kalamazoo. The w. T. Davis
company. manufacturers of special
machinery. lost their factory by
fire, the damage being $4,000. The
cause OF the fire is unknown.
Lansing-lf several bad marks
standing against Reimund Holzhey,
known as "Black Bart are re-
moved he will be released from Jack
son prison July 9. BLACK Bart" was
sentenced to Marquette for life for
robbery, but Governor War
ner commuted his sentence to 40
years, less time for good behavior
Grand Rapids. - Rabbi FREDERICK
Braun, pastor Of Temple Emanuel
has resigned He will leave july
1 for Brooklyn, N. Y, where he will
take charge OF the Peoples temple.