The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-12-20
MICHIGAN
HAPPENINGS

store was entered during the night
and $500 worth of silk and satin
stolen.
Bay City.-The tipple at Handy
Bros. Monitor mine was burned The
origin of the fire Is unknown. The
loss Is $1,000
Battle Creek.-Battie Creek will
soon establish public market where
the middleman will be eliminated and
the saving go to the consumer.
Flint.-Reports that several persons
had been made Ill by eating impure
oysters led to the condemnation or
seven gallons OF oysters from Balti-
more.
Lansing.-The state minimum wage
commission completed the blanks to
be sent out for the collection of data
male employees.
Bad Axe.-As the result OF picking
a pimple with a needle, Thelma. thir-
teen-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orio Meredith of Saginaw, died here
from blood poisoning.
Grand Rapids-It was announced
that the new Kalamazoo interurban
would handle heavy freight in compe-
tition with the Grand Rapids & India
ma and the Lake Shore.
Harbor Springs, of Police
Prokreifki captured Paul Andrews.
who was In hiding at Goodhart, near
here, and returned him to Mt. Pleas
Oh ho
boy escaped.
Hastings. Lecturer Gilbert
of Reed City has announced that
school of instruction for Masonic
lodges In Hastings, Nashville and Yer
montville. will be held in Nashville.
December 10.
Standish-Ernest Robinson, son o:
George Robinson, living near West
Branch. was killed while hunting rab-
bits. Stepping through some thick
brush his shotgun was accidentally
discharged, tearing a hole in his head.
Grand Rapids.-The death OF Clare
NJ. Skinner, who sold six ounces
of blood for TRANSMISSION to save the
life of Jacob Meyer, was due to pleuro-
pneumonia, it was stated by DIR. f. A.
Rowe. The funeral was held in Hast
ings.
Ypsilanti.--The hopes OF Joe Jaroh
of this city for happy Christmas
here with his family have gone glim-
mering. He built a home, had II fur
nished and then sent for his wife and
children in Poland. Upon their ar
rival the immigration officers ordered
them deported because a girl of ia
roh's is n cripple.
Durand.-With the death few days
ago Of Mrs. Sarah Jane Jackson Cham
bers, the third generation of President
Andrew Jackson vanished. Mrs.
Chambers was ninety-four years old
when she died.
Bay City.-George l.. Lusk. for
the last eight years postmaster OF
Bay City, announced his candidacy for
the office of secretary Of state MIR.
Lusk was candidate before the last
election, but withdrew in favor OF
Martndale, for the sake OF harmony.
Now he declares he is in the race to
stay, and he expects to win.
jackson. William Miley, alias
William Johnson. alias William
Miller, will be returned to Jackson
prison from the Ohio state peniten-
tiary within the next few days to com
plete an unexpred sentence for safe
blowing. This will make him n pris-
oner until 1926. Miley escaped from
Jackson in June, 1912. Then he broke
jail in Ohio and was captured a few
weeks later.
Bay City-The Northeastern Mich
igan Fair association held It's an
Hual meeting and after a stormy
session reelected it's old officers.
headed by George Harting, with the
understanding that they win resign rs
Strengthened out. In view of the grand
Jury criticism, strong objection was
raised to the present officers. The
lair went in debt $4,000 this year.
Sault ste. Marie. During the
hard gale and snow storm which
swept this vicinity and the entire lake
region, the steamers F., G. Ball and
Sierra, both or the Tomlinson line. Du-
luth. collided in Mud lake OF Lime
island. They arrived at the 500. The
F. C. Ball has several plates cracked
in a line with the anchor on the port
side. The Sierras' injuries are In
about the same place. on the star
board side
Calumet--A gun attack In the
darkness on the home of Andrew
Benson at Mohawk, similar to that on
the Daily home at Painesdale which
caused the death of three miners. was
perpetrated, three bullets being fired
into the house from Keeweenaw Cen
trail railroad embankment. One bullet
lodged in an unoccupied bed.
Ypsilanti.--Dr. James Hueston.
aged eighty-two years, died Of
paralysis at his home here on Huron
street. He was graduated from the
University OF Michigan in 1867 He
practiced medicine in Worthwhile until
1890 when he located here. He was
a state senator for Wayne county two
terms. 1883 to 1887.
Battle Creek. =, An unidentified
man hotueeu 6ftv and eixtv year1