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owned and conducted Dy ri hSsocls-
ton OF Finnish Socialists. The Com
ing Nation Hall company is an organi'
zation OF the same description.
Hastings.-For the purpose OF dis
GUESSING plans for organizing n
commandery in Hastings, local Ma
sons intend to hold meeting in the
near future. All OF the Hastings lodges
are fiourishing, and many have signi-
fed to take higher degrees II higher
lodge is established. The nearest
commandery is In Charlotte, 20 miles
away.
Grand Rapids.-The Association OF
Past Department Commanders CT
the Michigan Grand Army OF the
Republic. in annual session here, elect
ed the following officers: President,
Henry S. Dean, Ann Arbor; vlce-presi-
dent, E. c. Cannon. Evart; secretary
and treasurer. George ". Stone. Ian
sing.
West Branch.-Walter Eddy. mana
ger Of the electric light plant
OF this city, received painful
burns at the plant. He heated Il can
of beans for his lunch and while he
was bending over to take them on the
heater, the can exploded. The con-
| tents hit Eddy in the face and throat.
II was thought for some time he would
! lose his eyesight.
Flint.--Thomas Doyle. one Of six
fuel dealers arrested several weeks
ago for selling short weight coal,
pleaded guilty in Justice Halsoy )
court and was fined $50. He paid.
Fred McGrath and Simon II. Lloyd. OF
the firm of McGrath & Lloyd, hold on
the same charge. stood trial and were
| acquitted.
Pontiac Nancy 3. Frost, wife
of John Frost, residing on the
Drake farm at Lake Angelus was
stricken with heart failure white re-
! turning from the home of a neighbor
She died half an hour later.
MenOminee.-Mrs. Leah Ferdon OF
Wausaukee. Wis, aged seventy'siS
years, was found dead in bed at The
home OF her daughter here. Heart
disease was the cause.
I.ansing.-A Michigan United rail
way interurban car was wrecked
at Holt. ten miles south OF here
Six persons were injured, one
fatally. l. was a rcar-end collision be-
tween the local passenger and q
freight car on the Lansing-Jackson di
vision at Guns Crossing. The freight
had stopped TO take on a consignment
of milk for Lansing factory and was
occupying the right-of.way when the
Lansing local came around the curve
Motorman George Mahrle OF the loca
applied the air and made several at
tempts to stop the car. but the rails
were covered with a fine coating o.
ice and the brakes refused TO work.
Mt. Clemens.-As the result o
injury and exposure a month ago
when he broke his leg while re
J turning from fishing trip on Lake st
Clair, David Peltier, flfty-nine years
old, died at the home OF his son. Fred
here. At the time he was injured hi
lay in his house for hours in the colo
before assistance reached him.
Grand Rapids Rlcksrd, sew
enteen. OF Traverse City, indicted
by the federal grand jury oil
the charge of stealing post Office
! money order. has been freed because
Of probable fatal illness. He was at
: tackled by heart failure. The court al
lowed him to return home to return
when wanted, if he survives.
Carlotte.-Warren McClintic, 70
: years well known resi-
dent of this county and the past tire
years resident of this city. droppe,
dead while transacting business in
/ local bank His widow and two daugt
7 ters survive.
T Port Huron-Pa Pauline Schroeder O
: Lynn township has been ordered con
mitted to the asylum az Pontiac. Tn
c woman had started no less than tire
: fires on the floor CT her home.
g Saginaw. - The Eighth DistriC
: Dental society was organized |
y Saginaw and DR.. W. l.. Gregg cleo
L ed president DR.. G.. Burke. Detros
a gave an address. The dental law b'
@ fore the state legislature was Endorsed
;, Petoskey.-Two boys brough
here from Alanson, believed
be the Cone brothers, slayers {
: John Thrush at Buckley. were T.
: leased
Eaton Rapids.--The annual ba'
- quet and roll call of Friendshi
- lodge. Knights of Pythias OF tn
- city, was the big lodge and socii
= function of the season In this city. co
I. ers being laid for $50 Pythians and Il
!. vited guests. The speakers wei