The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-10-11
STATE
HAPPENINGS

mazoo a few days ago to visit rela-
tives, was found dead In bed by his
wife. He was Civil war veteran.
Ann Arbor.-Frederick Staebler has
started suit against Manley j. Fur
mum for $4,000 damages. Furnum. SO
Staebler alleges. ran his automobile
into him about week ago.
Port Huron.-As result of meet
ing between C. v. Jones, state dairy
inspector. and the city commission
ers, all local milk dealers will be re-
CURED to supply their customers with
bottled milk.
MISUNDERSTANDING a meeting OF
the Normal Women's and Pan-Hel-
lenic councils, It was announced that
the Normal college would bar ex-
IRENE dances. such as the tango and
the bunny hug.
Charlotte.-Rev.C c. T. Patchell, for
the last two years pastor Of the Con-
gregatjGhal church, has signified his
intenti'n OF resigning January 1. He
came Eere from Bay City. where he
was stationed for many years
Ow1sso.-The Owosso board OF
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tiles because OF a suspicion that sew
eral farmers whose swine are infected
! with cholera. have been selling meat
to Owosso butchers.
Bay City--A train from Wilmont
to Caro-, on the Detroit. Bay City
| & Western railroad, ran over a
COW and was ditched. No injuries are
reported. but traffic was delayed for
several hours.
Kalamazoo. --Because II is charged
her husband made her work In the
field, and knocked her down while
she was resting behind a pillow one
day, Mrs. Della NJ. Hackenberg has
been granted a decree OF divorce.
| The family lives near Climax.
| Battle Creek.-Automobles toured
across the bed of Goguac lake be-
tween the mainland and Wizards is
| land for the first time in the history
of the lake. The water is so low that
f, the bed Of the lake is dry. The dis
lance is quarter of a mile.
Jackson.-Charles Herons, lineman,
narrowly escaped death while repair
Ing wires at the top OF a pole when
he came In contact with a high ten
sion wire and was rendered uncon-
scious. The fire department rescued
him.
Pontiac.-St Vincent De Pauls
church was crowded morning and
evening at the mission now in
| progress Father Godfrey decried the
non-observance Of the Sabbath. Greedy
corporations that compel their men to
work on Sunday ako came In for a
scoring.
Grand Rapids -Doremus Aiken
seventy years old, member of com
pany d, Of the Colorado Independent
cavalry during the Civil war died at
the Michigan Soldiers home. John
A. Koebher thirty-seven years old.
of Dundee, veteran OF the Spanish
American war, also died at the home.
Battle Creek.-A few minutes az
ter leaving the church at which
the funeral services for his aunt were
held, William X. Adams, sixty-six
years old, Penfield township farmer.
1ropped dead. He was driving an au-
.omobile at the time. and 1t is believed
that over-exertion in trying to crank
t. led to heart failure.
vassar--Hazen Ferguson. sixteen
years old. living six miles from
here, was fatally wounded while hunt
Ing rabbits with his father and broth
sr. His gun was accidentally dis
charged while he stood on stump. the
shot tearing the flesh and muscles
from the abdomen.
Saginaw. Capt. Henry Vance.
eighty-six years old. who was strick-
en- with paralysis. died at the
family home. Captain Vance was
born November IL, 1888, and came to
Saginaw when, thirteen years old. He
enlisted In the Civil war as a private
and was promoted 70 captain. He was
always Republican and was elected
to the state legislature In 1904 with
a plurality Of over 1900.
Petoskey. = While going down
Howard street, the steepest grade
in Petoskey. Mrs. Abbie Rose Bath
erick, local social leader. lost con-
troll OF her new touring car and at
speed Of 80 miles an hour 1t crashed
through an unoccupied wagon. climbed
the high sidewalk and struck tele-
phone pole. dashed to junk The polo
stopped tho machine. being the only
agency that prevented 1t crashing In
to school window. Mrs. Batherick
and her sister. Mrs. Liby Foster. the
only other occupant. escaped without
a scratch
Adrian.--Lionel Mattice, the eigh-
teen-year-old Willis lad who was
arrested In Detroit In possession OF an
automobile belonging to DIR. Leo Stat
ford of this city. made his escape from
the county jail. according to informa-
ton given out by officers. Mattics
reached through an opening In the cell
door and slipped the steel clasp which
held 1t shut. Then he crept down.
stairs. through the sheriff's living
apartments and leaped from kitch-
en- window.
Calumet. Mich, Oct. 1.-Federation
Of Miners men and strikers and their
women renewed their attacks on men