The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-09-06
MICHIGAN NEWS
TERSELY TOLD

reunion at the Otsego hotel. Jackson.
September 8.
Allegan.-William Bushinga, seven.
ty-five years old. a Jacksonville
farmer living north Of this city.
is dead as a result of an attack by
vicious boar.
Holland.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Stevenson celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary here. They are
respectively eighty-one and seventy.
seven years old.
Stockbridge.-Two large farm barns
of e. E. Phillips. living northeast of
this place. were struck by lightning
and burned during heavy electrical
storm. Three horses were burned to
death.
Hastings.-Mrs. Maria Kayser. fif
ty years old of Nashville, who
pleaded guilty to violating the local OPP
ton law by furnishing hard cider caus-
ing many jags in the village. was fined
$3.50 by Judge Smith.
Monroe.-The body of an uni
Identified man was found Sunday
noon on the shores of Lake Erie near
Toledo beach. It had been in the wa
ter long time. The man was about
sixty years old and had gray mus
tache.
Holland.-The council or administra-
ton Of Hope college has added the
study of elementary agriculture to the
normal scientific course in the prepa-
ratory department.
Holland Edward n Krap,ars n
former Holland physician. has been
promoted to the rank of captain of the
United States medical corps. stationed
at Honolulu. Hawaiian islands.
Petoskey.-In order 10 allow stu.
dents who have positions for the sum
mer to complete their work, the local
public schools wild not open the fall
term until the middle Of September.
Holland.-The twenty-one-year-old
girl whose body was found on the
waters edge near Castle park. close
to here has not been identified Her
description follows: Weight, 40
pounds; height. Ave feet seven inches;
light hair, brown eyes; wore faded
lavender waist, coarse brown skirt
and straw hat, trimmed with lace.
Lansing.-Dr. L. A. Steele, deposed
county agent, has received several
threatening letters signed "A True
Friend" which urge him to leave the
county. Steele is said to have been
instrumental In the accusations
against Police Chief Behrendt. who is
accused of employing improper meth
DDS in handling juveniles.
Muskegon. = Falling between the
trailer and a street car here. Mil
ton j. Mullen, twenty-one years
DID, son OF John Mullen, con-
tractor. was so badly injured that he
died in Hackley hospital a few min
utes later. Mullen was in a crowd
boarding the street cars. and obtained
a precarious position in front OF the
trailer.
Battle Creek.-Two youths and
one young woman were drowned
when canoe from which they were
watching balloon ascension at Lake
Goguac capsized. Another young wo-
man was rescued. While a search
was being conducted for the bodies.
one OF the aeronauts, a woman. landed
III the lane, puL ouCCCCuCu III iSoNhlhS
shore safely.
Adrian. - The faculty for Adrian
college is now complete, the names
OF the three new appointees hav-
ing been announced. Miss Edith Bah
bitt will teach French and Spanish.
and act as dean of the girls dormi-
oryS Miss Nellie Rogers of Chcgo,
u nd n rfnn
Hitchings of Caribbean, Me-, instruc-
tor in piano work.
South Haven.-Ray e. Jostrand,
North Ridgeway avenue. Chicago,
was drowned In Lake Michigan,
two miles north of this city. With
companion, Ellis Larson, Jostrand ar
rived to spend week in South Haven.
When Jostrand was caught by the I'M
dertow while the two young men were
swimming, Larson made a heroic eff
fort to save him, but was unsuccess-
iul
Kalamazoo.-Deputy Revenue Tax
Collector B. l.. Shut is investi--
eating the sale of grape juice in the
western end of this county. Numerous
reports have been made to the inspec-
tor that the drink so strongly advocat-
ed by Secretary Byran. Is made lit
tie too strong in one section OF this
county, and he is determined to find
out where the alleged "distillery" is 10
Gated.
Potterville. Z. +. Rowley, fifty
two years old, was instantly killed
and four children OF Charles Root OF
this city we're seriously injured when
Grand Trunk passenger train
crashed into Rowley's buggy at
Browns crossing on curve near this
city. The feet OF one Of the children.
ten-yearold boy, were cut off, and
he may die from loss of blood. The
three other children, all girls. were
badly injured. Rowley, when he heard
the train whistle. jumped out and at
tempted to back the horse from thu
track.
Hudsonville.-Henry Selsma. who
has been employed on the farm
of Henry Husting, across the AL
Logan county line, was killed. his