The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-03-28
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michigan Centrhl Tdilroau ioih SA
dit, was bound over to the present
term of circuit court.
Muskegon.-Walter Hendricks, for
mer cahuffeur OF L. C. Walker OF this
city, charged with forgery. was bound
over to the circuit court
Petoskey.--Before the arrival OF
the fire department women formed
bucket brigades and combated
the flames consuming the Benjamin
Simmons dwelling.
Owosso. - The Owosso lodge oil
Elks has appointed COMMITTEES
to raise q fund to erect a monu-
ment at Argentine for Daniel OCon.
| mel, the Oldest Elk In the world. who
died last week at the age of one hun
dred and nine. ~
| Kalamazoo.-Her foot poisoned by
a nail In her shoe, Mrs. George
Hall. seventy-two years old, died.
A few days ago surgeons removed
her right leg in an effort TO
keep the poison from spreading, but
the operation proved too great shock.
Battle Creek.-Battle Creek now
has two fire mysteries. A de-
tective discovered that valuable
maps had been used to kindle the
blaze in the high school last Saturday.
A clue was discovered for the Y. M. c.
A. fires, bottle of kerosene in a
locker.
Grand Rapids.-Two masked men
| gained access to the offices OF
the George A. Fuller Construction
company. builders of the New
Pantlind hotel, sandbagged Henry
Bergin, night Waterman, broke open
the office safe with sledge hammers
and escaped with 5000.
Adrian.-John Mcdonald. Pat Ma
loney and Fred Shanteau, who
have been held for the last two weeks
by Toledo officers for Lenawee officials.
were brought to Adrian on requisition
papers granted by Governor Cox OF
Ohio. charged with robbery from four
Blissfield stores on the morning OF
March /.
Detroit.-Grinning messenger boys
filled the federal courtroom when
Judge A. J. futile announced
that the Western Union Tele-
graph company had not made a proper
showing for an injunction against its
juvenile strikers. The boys seek an
increase in pay for delivery of mes
sages outside the mile circle.
Grand Rapids.-As Mrs. Howard
Hoch Of Bay City sat in the I'M
Ion depot with her child sneak
thief snatched her purse and disap-
peared before police officers could get
him. The pocketbook contained all
her money, jewelry and tickets. Pas
sengers made up the money and ticket
loss. and she was sent on to her
destination.
Plymouth.-Rev +. E. Caster,
one of the pioneer Methodist pas.
tors Of Michigan, died here at the
age of seventy-three. He had been In
retirement recently. The large Meth
odist church at Romeo was built
through the efforts OF Rev. Caster.
two daughters and son. the latter
being DR.. Wilbur Caster Of Highland
Park.
Kalamazoo.-Charles Richards OF
this city, who served term in
the county - Jail several months
ago for forgery after he had ridden
for hours in a taxicab In an effort to
show a friend good time" was
again apprehended, less than one
week after his marriage to a girl liv-
ing near this city. According to the
complaint Of Bert Lang, a Kalamazoo
liveryman, Richards rendered a bad
check two days ago.
Cadillac.-The funeral of the six.
teen-months-old child of William
Cook of Haring was nearly broken
up when the home OF Robert Brown,
half mile distant. was seen burning.
The fire had such good start that
when Brown and others who were at
the funeral reached the house the
building was falling in.
Marshall.-Martin Grooming, son
of MIR. and Mrs. William Groen.
ing of this city, was indicted for
murder by the grand jury of San Luis
Obispo county. California, with Mrs.
William Suggs. 1t is charged that
Grooming and Mrs. Suggs killed
Charles Quinn. a boarder at Groening's
home in San Luis Obispo, on the
morning of February az. Grooming
worked here as lineman, and later
went to Jackson and Battle Creek.
Grand Rapids.-The famous Buddy
Ryan murder" hoax was pulled
of successfully again here on the
police and sheriff's forces. Both
departments received calls that Ryan
was lying just outside the city on the
West Larned street road. dead, having
been shot through the left breast. An
investigation revealed no corpse and
that Buddy was waiting for passengers
with his hack at the Union station.
Four times during the last year re-
ports of Ryan's murder have been re.
ceived.
Bay City.-The executive commit.
tee OF the Michigan State Laun.
drymen's association met here to make
preliminary arrangements for their
state convention which thew decided tn