The L'Anse sentinel., 1914-06-27
State News
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KAlamexoo. Frank Let Who &as
| struck over the head with ~ umbrella
by Cornelius van Ballegoyen. was
awarded 5000 damages In circuit court.
Haginaw.---Miss Mabel Lillt "a New.
berry and Rev. Charles Sidney Lee,
pastor Of the Pennington NJ. ID. church.
| were married.
Saginaw.Saginaw shippers have
passed resolutions protesting against
the increase in freight rates and mile
age BY Michigan roads.
Kalamaxoo.-Six boys were detained
by juvenile officers charged with hav-
ing caused the wreck two weeks ago
that injured eight men.
Battle Creek.7-The corner stone OF
the new $4,000 addition to st. Phil
lips Roman Catholic church was laid
without ceremonies
Hillsdale. Hillsdale viii observe its
fifty-ninth annual commencement dur
Ing the week. The commencement ad-
dress will be delivered on Thursday
morning.
MISUNDERSTANDING home from
a western trip with great stories about
his success, Peter Johnson fioated nu-
merous checks. alleged to be worth
less, and is in Jail.
Central Lake.-Mrs. Fred Wallace
was burned to death when gasoline
she had been using in killing potato
bugs caught fire and enveloped her In
flames.
Lansing-To have one or more chill
dren In the public school for 25 years
is what is considered worlds record
by the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Adams of Mason.
Tecumseh.-The alumni associa-
tion OF The Tecumseh high school
held its reunion here. At banquet at
Witherell hall Gen. F. B. Wood. IT.
acted as toastmaster. 1t was the first
reunion in many years.
Kalamazoo.-Elmer Pike drowned in
the Kalamazoo river at Galesburg as
his wife and little child stood on the
bank powerless to aid him. He had
gone in for few minutes swim when
he was seized with cramps.
Marshall. ninth annual COM
mencement of the Calhoun Coun-
IT, Normal occurred. Nine diplomas
were granted Prof. w. H. Pearce
Of Ypsilanti State Normal gave the ad-
dress.
Battle Creek.--It is the opinion of
the police that George Wadick. for
whose body a search has been made In
Goguac lake for three weeks, is alive.
The theory is that after falling from
his boat he swan ashore and left
town. 4
Lansing.-Smallpox has been report
cd from Hillsdale and Mt Clemens to
the state board of health. Conditions
are not alarming, 1t is said, but Secre-
tary Burkart has sent physicians In
the service of the state board OF health
to both cities to investigate.
Battle Creek.-Seven candidates
have entered the race for sheriff
of Calhoun county, to succeed Sherifl
LaVerne Fonda. Four candidates are
deputy sheriffs, Frank Eddy, Robert
Toweley and Charles Corwin of Bat.
tie Creek and e. ]. Mallory, Albion
George v. Gibbs of Eckford, Hiram H.
Hunter and Constable Henry Lucas OF
this city are the others.
Marshall-Five persons were In
jured. one perhaps seriously. when
an automobile party was hurled
down an 18-foot embankment near
Beadle lake. Is miles from here. The
party, comprised Mr.. and Mrs. James
Conklin, their daughter, Z son and the
sons wife. all Of Coldwater. Mr..
Conklin suffered an injured spine. Mrs.
C0nklin fractured collar bone, and
the others minor hurts - their ma
chine struck . stone and bounced on
the road into the ditch. turning over
twice and pinning all beneath It.
Ovid.-Pershing Guredon. . milk
buyer Of this city, was killed
when p Grand Trunk freight train
struck an auto In which he was riding,
grinding the machine and its driver
into bits. Mr.. Guredon had been mar
ried but two weeks and had Just driven
his wife dome from church . few min
utes before he met death. Mrs. Cure
don 10 prostrated with grief. Her hus-
band was. former resident Of Owosso.
He was thirty-fve years old and had
been cheese manufacturer. The
tragedy occurred on . sharp curve.
Ann Arbor. Albert Jones, sixty-two
| years old. committed auicidA IN