The Yale expositor., 1913-02-27
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Jackson. s. II. 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.
Grass Lake. - Fifty years ago
Amos Curtis and Lorinda Otis
were married They have lived contin-
uously on the same farm where they
celebrated the event, assisted by their
entire family and friends of their
earlier years. -Four children were born
to the couple. all of whom are living
in Michigan. Nineteen grandchildren
were present
Lapeer.--The new Masonic TEN.
pie, easily the most beautiful build
ing in Lapeer, will be dedicated
Wednesday, February 26, the officers
Of the grand lodge performing the
ceremony. The afternoon will be
given over to the dedication and recep-
ton which will be held in the newly
finished lodge rooms.
Ionia. Loading and unloading
coal and riding forth between the
city and the state asy lum on an auto
mobile truck was not a recreation for
Frank Frankowitch, a 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 locomotive here.
After a struggle with officers, he was
pulled away from the throttle just in
time TO avert calamity. He boarded
the engine OH Il side track. near q pas
senger train which stood on the main
line.
Monroe. At TIE Presbyterian
church the local commandery
knights Templar, presented past
eminent commanders jewels 10 Fred
H. Humphrey, c. b. Southworth and c.
A. ngenfritz. Vocal and instru-
mental music constituted part Of the
program and addresses were given by
Rev. Mr.. Brown of the Methodist
church. Rev. Mr. Burns of the PIosby-
terrain church and Rev. Mr.. O'Meara
of the Episcopal church.
lonia.-One hundred delegates
are attending the five-day SEES
sions OF the American Christian Mis-
sionary society here at the Church OF
Christ. Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Mis-
souri,, Illinois and other states are rep
resented. II is the first time the so
ciety ever met in Michigan and Sun
day school methads OF teaching are
being discussed.
Battle Creek.-Aftcr coming from
ST. Johns TO visit his son, Frank
Post, of this city, Leonard Post, aged
seventy years, dropped dead within
two blocks of the residence. His body
was taken TO the home of strangers
and identified by letters. He was II
prominent resident of St. Johns. The
body will be shipped to the old home
for burial.
Grand Rapids.-At the annual
meeting of the Fifth district Den
tai society here the following officers
were elected: President. Dr.. Charles
H. Lefevre OF Muskegon: vice-presi.
dent, Dr. r. l.. Heaston of Grand Rap
ids; secretary. Dr. Aren Vyn OF Grand
Haven; treasurer, Or. Claude Hath
away of Tonia. The next annual meet.
ing will be held in Muskegon. 4 ban
quet was given in honor OF DR.. James
II. Prothero OF Chicago, who made an
address.
Jackson. William II. Harry and
Fred Van OrlnaE, proprietors
of the Otsego hotels, were made the
w. T. Hulscher. state food inspector,
who charges that oleoInargarine IS be-
ing used III the hotel without the dis
playal Of sign.
South Haven.-The Masonic lodge
Of this city conte mplates the
erection Of new temple TO cost APP.
proXimately $4,000, and 10 he located
upon one OF several centrally located
sites now being considered. The new
building will be OF brick, with hand
some banquet halls, retiring rooms. re-
ception aud lodge rooms and second
to none IN city OF this size in the
state
Alpena.-A temporary filtration
Clant i'm which byuo.chloride of