The Yale expositor., 1913-03-13
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HAPPENINGS

gan Park. Etscn was returning home,
driving team hitched to a pair OF
logging hobs. Both horses were killed.
When found the man was pinned be-
tween one or the horses and tie fence.
| Tie dead man was fifty years old and
is survived by his widow and son.
PetosEey.-W l.. McManUs, Jr.,
who returned here from an extern
siye tour OF the country, during
which he visited Vice. President Mar
shall, declares that the latter will
spend a portion Of next summer IN Pc
toskey, while President Wilson may
do likewise. With the exception OF
last summer, Marshall has not missed
a season here in several years.
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Grand Rapids. Catholics Of
the city celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary of Sister Mary
Leinas Novitiate here. She has been
instructress of the Eighth grade in ST.
Andrews school for eight years. High
mass was said for her by Rev. Father
sions were adjourned for the day. in
her honor.
Marshall. Mrs. Mary Pitchford
was convicted OF mansiaughter for
having caused the death OF Au-
gust Sandusky, with whom, it is
said, she lived December IL at Battle
he hu Ind
North TO serve an 'indeterminate term
in the Detroit house OF correction. Tn
der the law the term is from tive 10
fifteen years.
Marshall. Oscar Ware, proprietor
OF the Graham hotel az Athens,
was brought here by Sheriff
Fonda and arraigned before Justice
COPYRIGHT ON a charge of violating
the liquor law. Athens village, by
special ordinance, prohibits the sale
OF liquor in the village. Ware demand
ed an examination and was released
| on bonds.
Grand Rapids.-Louls J. Damaagd
the Coopersvile student, who fell
from a spring board in Hope col
lege gymnasium in Holland, broke
his neck, but is still alive IN a local
| hospital. An X.ray examination by
| local physicians proved lis veTtebrae
is severed His body is paralyaed.
Kalamazoo Nearly half an hour
was spent by the fire department
in running around town looking
| for fire. The fire report came TO
| the department that the fire WAS on
| Water street. There was no blaze
there Then came the report that the
! fire was on East Walnut street
Pontiac -Superintendent JeDper OF
| the public schools is arranging
| for two lectures as part of the
| University OF Michigan extension
program. Prof. Fiibert Roth will
speak here OH forestry April II, and
Cooley as the other speaker.
Owossc. --- The Consumers Power
company has p2id $1,000 and the
! Michigan Telephone company $500
in settlement OF damages for which
relatives of the late Jeremiah Foley,
a lineman, of Mt. Pleasant sued. Fo-
ley was eiectrocuted while working
! here several months ago.
| Saginaw. -- The death Of Walter
| Thomas, whose body was found
at the foot Of the stairs 1T his
boarding house, the home O. Anthony
Stanitis, was due to Thomas falling
! downstairs and breaking his neck, ac-
ccrding to Coroner Linton, who inves-
tigated the case.
Lausing. \ large number of
counterfeit SO bills are il circuia.
ton in Lansing. They are of the
series of 1899, check letter 4, and are
signed by w. T. Vernon, register OF
the treasury. and Lee McClunS, treas.
urer Of the United States.
Port Huron.--Martn Mooney. aged
thlrty-eight. was burned rem head
10 ankle, and John Pletzker aged
thirty.cne, was seriously burned
| about the head when an oil
forge exploded In the steel Cal depart
| ment of the block l. shops They at
| tempted TO thaw out the machine,
! which had become chilled during the
night The oil vapori2ed and exploded
in their faces. There was hardly a
spot on Moneys body which was not
| frightful!y burned. His clothes were
burned entirely away from his body
and he was taken TO the hospital
! Pletzker escaped much of the flames
but his condition is regarded as criti
cal
Puntiac.--Willrs G. Denton, veteran
of the Civil war, died at his home, fol
lowing All attack OF heart failure. lie
was sixty.eight years OF age.
Hastings. Hiram Payne, the ''peacf
king" of Hope township. hat
called meeting IL the court
house here for Saturday, March 10
for the purpose OF organizing farm
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