The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-03-06
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lowing grand lodge officers: James
! Il, ThonSscn. Francis D. Clarke, Viii
liam NJ Ferret. George L. Lusk, vii.
liam Wente, Lou B. Winsor, Frank q.
Gilbert, William II. Gallagher. John
II. Hawks. Louis II. Fead, Hugh A.
Mcpherson and James F.. McGregor
Three octogeparian members. S. N.
vincent, A. b. Gates and William EN-
met, related "reminiscences. A ban
Quet was served by the o. e. S. follow
| Ing which an address was given by
Grand Master Thompson. Lieut.. Gov.
John .. Ross talked on "The Frater-
nal Influences" DR.. William A. At
kinson was third on the program with
Masonry and Internationalism.'
Grand Rapids-Four boys locked
and barred 500 persons in Sigs-
bee school during an entertainment
and turned out the lights. The act
nearly caused panic. The janitor
crawled through basement window
and turned on the lights, preventing
serious accidents. Cornelius Hage con-
fessed being one OF the jokers and was
given 20 days in jail
Bay City.--The coroner's jury,
investigating the death OF Frank
Dubroc, who died suddenly on his re-
turn from Detroit two weeks ago, de-
cided his death was due to natural
causes. Dubroc, just before he died,
told Of having been beaten and robbed
in Detroit.
Traverse City. - Henry Tofalsky,
bartender in Hochrales saloon at
Cedar. refused to give drink TO
Frank Fabe, farmer. He was stabbed
back OF the left ear. While the wound
is bad one, it is believed Tefalsky
Will recover. Fade is in jail at Leland.
Petoskey. While flames were con-
Stunning their farm residence, Mi
chael Minded and family slept un-
disturbed until falling plaster awoke
them. The house caved in just as they
reached safety.
Lansing -The annual roundup in
stitute at Michigan Agricultural
| college is being attended 10y 600 farm
ers. The Michigan threshers held
their seventh annual convention in
Lansing.
Kalamazoo. Without money TO
hire an attorney. Ray Hughes, eigh-
teen Years old, acted as his own attor-
ney. He was charged with forging an
order for money. The jury found him
not guilty.
Owosso.--The Berry Pickers' as
ISOLATION has conferred with the
Improvement association, through the
retail grocers, relative TO the size
OF berry boxes to be used hereafter
and as the result Of an investigation
by Secretary Seegmiller, it has been
decided to use only full quart size
boxes. The grocerymen feel that pat
rons are better satisfied with full
quart even if the price is little more.
Traverse City.-Sheriff Smith inn
medately got busy when he
found his prisoners acting strangely
and upon investigation found a num-
Der OF small knives which had been
made into saws, concealed about the
cells. No attempt had been made to
use them, however, and the sheriff has
been unable to find out how the nipple
ments were brought in.
Pontiac Chester Walter, twenty.
six years old son of Mr.. and
Mrs Casper l. Walter, who live east
OF Charleston, died Of injuries sustained
while coasting. His sled struck q tree
midway down hill. He was carried
10 the house by his companions and a
physician summoned. Shortly after.
ward he was seized with hemorrbages
and his condition grew steadily %orse
Until death came.
Traverse City.-The following OF.
ficers we're elected by che Anti
tuberculosis society formed here:
President, Rev. +. NJ. Chaplin vice
president, Mrs A. w. Richard; score
tary-treasurer, DR.. Sara 4. Chase. The
society started with II members. A
series OF lectures is being arranged.
Allegan.-While she was calling
at the home Of her son in the
neighboThood in the evening, the home
Of Mrs. Asa Sprague caught fire from
an unknown origin and was complete
ly destroyed with most of the con-
tents.
Menominee Charles Alderman.
aged seventy.eight years, Civil war
veteran, died following a stroke
OF paralysis. He had never been iii
i'm his life previous to his fatal Illness
Petoskey.-A stroke OF paralysis
suffered three years ago caused
the death of Thomas Boyer. aged |
eighiy-two, at Clarion.
Grand Rapids.-The Catholic fed. |
eratton representing $4,000 mem |