The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-12
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0rayling.-The annual enca,npmens
of the Michigan National Guard
at Camp Ferris. near here. end
ed. The event was marked by .
review In which infantry and artillery
took part. The encampment lasted 80
days.
Pontiac,--A telegram from Oneonta
N. Y. states that the dead bod,
Of A. d. Hosler Of this city was
found on the railway thrack In New
York city. He ID . musician and left
here to Join circus. His wife resides
here, employed In . local cigar factory.
Bay City. Robert d. Alton. aged
fourteen years. son Of DR.. w. f
Alton. prominent Bay City dentist
died suddenly Of heart disease. A fu-
tile attempt was made to revive the
youth by use of pulmotor. He had
been In poor health for two years.
Hastings. While playing with . PET
cat. Orville Haney. SON Of Clinton
Haney Of Carlton. was severely
bitten in the hand by the animal
which afterward displayed indications
of suffering from rabies. The body waa
taken to the Pasteur institute in Ann
Arbor. where. after examination, treat
ments were advised.
Frankfort Thousands OF bushel
of the choicest peaches are daily
being brought into Frankfort. They
come in automobile trucks. in light
wagons and on hay racks. piled
as high as the horses can draV. The
prevailing prices are from 81 10 $3.50.
per bushel. Thus far the offerings
have been confined to clings. but other
varieties promise an abundant yield.
Owosso.-Wallace d. Burke. cloth
ing merchant. pioneer and former
mayor. who was nominated by the
Democrats Of the Fourteenth district.
which includes Ingham and Shiawas-
see counties, for state senatora died
here. He was slightly injured in an
automobile accident and this aggra-
rated the illness which resulted in his
death.
Newberry.--Jay Hamilton and Carl
Sorenson, former Olivet students.
while on a fishing trip north of
here. were badly mauled by she bear
whose cub they found wandering In
the woods. Hamilton finally put the
old bear out of commission with
lucky shot from a small revolver. and
the boys brought the cub into town to
prove their prowess.
Battle Creek.-This county has
the champion tango-crazed farmer.
His name Is Thomas Brown. He
drives is miles every week to take q
tango lesson here. Tango days" he
stops work early. bitches up the horse
and drives three and one-half hours to
reach the city. He takes his lessons
and drives home through the dark
reaching home at midnight
Owosso.-For the Knights Templar
field day to be held In Ithaca,
September 10. arrangements have been
made for special train over the Ann
Arbor and accommodating Ann Arbor
Howell. Corunna and Owosso COM
manderies. The train will run at the
convenience of the organizations
named. The Owosso band will be Ia.
KEN. Owosso commandery has been
drilling regularly during the summer.
Flint.-Robert Ewald of Carrollton,
who has been employed at a 10
cal automobile factory, was arrest
ed on suspicion Of having stolen tools
that have disappeared from the depart
ment in which he was working. Ewald
is said to have several Aliases and It
has been learned by the police here
that he Is wanted at Saginaw for burg
larry.
Appropriateness d. 1urnbull, aged
eight. was instantly killed when
he fell from the running board
of an auto beneath the rear wheel.
The car on which he was riding was
being towed by another car and II was
driven by Grant Martindale OF Atlanta.
The first auto was driven by David
Mckenzie, a local chauffeur. The lad
was told to keep or and no blame "
attached to the autoist. This IL the
first auto accident of the season.
Ann Arbor-Leslie Brown OF Pom
tiac il in the University hospital
with q fractured skull as the re-
suit Of his auto turning turtle. His
recovery Is doubtful. Mr.. Brown with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Walker and Mrs
Ames, all of Pontiac. were on the way
from their home to jackson. with Mrs.
Ames at the wheel when the machine
struck a sandy place in the road and
turned over.
Port Huron.--A woman. who says
she represents the American Med
ical Publishing company Of Phils-
delphia. has mulcted merchants Of the
city out OF considerable money on an
advertising scheme. It 10 alleged that
The woman said she rpresented the To-
cal hospital association and secured
the advertisements from the mer.
chants on her statement that the local
hospital was TO be benefited. II II also
alleged that she collected checks in I'D.
vance and forged the name Of the su-
perintsndsnt OF the local hospital &c
three checks which we're cashsd at .
Philadelphia bank.
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