The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-03-15
STATEMENTS

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er the banquet addressed by Mayor
Fred T. Workman, Ionia; President
George w. Cannon, Flint; s. ID. Her
ron, Saranac., county president, and
Secretary John r. Smith and others
spoke. Delegates elected to the state
convention were as follows: ]. ]. Rob-
inson. Saranac; L. H. Hender Port
land; Mrs. McMillen, Greenville; Jay
Huested. Lyons; Martin caves, Beld-
ing; George Wedge. Ionia.
Jacksonville Cleaner organization
OF jackson county will hold a
big roundup In this city May IA. A
federation meeting will be held in the
forenoon and in the afternoon degrees
will be conferred by the South Jack
son and Leoni degree teams. The
meeting will be In charge Of Fred r.
Marvin, lecturer of the order. A state
meeting will be held at Flint March
10 and 20 for the purpose of promot-
Ing country life and taking such steps
necessary to secure legislation favor
able to the interests of agriculture.
Grand Rapids.-Three veterans OF
the Michigan Soldiers home died
here. McCullom, sixty-six, former
resident Of Detroit, died as a re-
suit of fall downstairs at the home.
Elias II. Eby, seventy-seven from Mus
kegon, died a short time before McCul-
lom. He was member OF Company
A, First Michigan Engineers and Me-
chanics. William Mulholiand, seventy
seven. died at almost the same time
as Ely He came from Saginaw to
the home % years ago.
Saginaw.--A discussion far from
the rules governing parliamentary
law took place at the meeting OF
the Lyceum, the oldest literary So
ciety of the Saginaw high school, when
an effort was made to admit girls to
membership. The boys who made the
motion to amend the constitution for
that purpose received a severe set.
back as a result and the coed measure
was swamped.
Lansing.-A Lansing brick manu-
facturer sent by parcel post tc
Chicago, six bricks to be used in the
construction of house which will be
one of the features of the clay prod
ucts exhibition at the Coliseum. TWEEN
| ty-five thousand other brick manufac.
turers of the country are making a
| ci, oh inp uyilI hn ha
first time that a brick house was ever
sent by mail.
| distinguishing Of consumption
In Jackson prison, Adelbert Mar
tin, thirty, who was sentenced for
Smith for an attack on school girl
whose room he entered in the night
has appealed to a local officer to be
released. He was on parole from Ionia
| when the offense was committed
Martin was a native of Allegan county.
Battle Creek. c. McAnelly, aged
forty-five years. a prominent busi
ness man OF Huntsville, Ala
dropped dead of heart failure at the
Battle Creek sanitarium while on his
way to breakfast. Mr.. McAnelly had
been at the local institution for q
week, and was apparently improving
in health when stricken.
Saginaw.-Gabriel Kroker, fifty
years old. who lived near Burt
I shot the lower part of his head Off
He was brought to Saginaw on the
noon train and died.
Jackson.-Convict 8. H. Patter.
son, who on June II, 1912, secreted
himself in box car and made his
escape from Jackson prison, has been
arrested at Minneapolis, Mimi. accord
ing to q telegram received at the peni-
Tertiary. Patterson was sentenced to
Jackson prison from Oakland coun-
ty in 1911 to serve from three to ten
years for securing goods under false
pretenses.
Ionia. = Loading and unloading
coal and riding forth between the
city and the state asylum on an auto
mobile truck was not recreation for
Frank Frankowitch, trusty of the in
stitution, who took French leave as
the auto was crossing the Grand river.
A reward OF SIS is offered by the insti-
tuition for his capture.
Iron Mountain.-Alvin Olson, pro
digious In size and apparently de-
mented, seized a locomotive here.
After a struggle with officers, he was
pulled away from the throttle Just in
time to avert a calamity. He boarded
the engine on a side track. neaf a pas
senger train which stood on the main
line.
Lansing.--The pupils Of the school
| for the blind In this city gave
an entertainment in the chapel. fea.
ture Of which was the perfect dancing
of the minuet by 16 blind boys and
girls.
Grand Rapids.-Braving death to
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