The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-11-07

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Owosso -Mrs. Silas Bailey, seventy.
four. Of this county. dropped dead a.
she was putting some meat In the
oven It her home.
Adrian.-A class Of $50. the largest
ever confirmed in an Adrian Cath
olic church. received the sacra-
meht OF confirmation from RI. Rev. 3D.
ward D. Kelley, auxiliary bishop Of the
diocese Of Detroit, At st. Mary's Catho-
| lie church.
Muskegon. Half the business sec
ton Of Walkerville, Oceana coun-
| u, lies IN ashes as D result Of
nre breaking out In : moving picture
theater. The explosion Of hlm
caused the blaze. Seven stores In all
were burned. The loss aggregates
| $4,000.
Owosso.--His bask broken. whom
he fell several weeks ago from q.
ladder leading to the haymow In his
barn. Porter JaDss, nifty. prominent
farmer Of Fairfield township. where he
had lived all his life. died from his In
juries. s i
Port Huron.-A Grand Trunk train
was derailed two miles from Fraser.
The engine and two baggage cars left
the rails, but no one was seriously In
jured. Trafic on the Detroit division
was held up for about six hours until
repairs were made. One Of the bag.
sagemen was slightly shaken up.
Port Huron.--Sheri Names has
caused the arrest Of Paul YAK at
Goodrich. Ont, ana . deputy sheriff
has been sent to bring the prisoner to
Port Huron. YAK IN charged with steal.
ing motor boat valued at q. 400 from
Solomon Schueler Of 1877 Field avenue.
Detroit.
Ypsilanti Mrs. Anna Chalmers
Alexander has resigned a. teach.
er In the Adams school. TO take
effect November 1. after service OF
Is years In the same school. which Ia
made up entirely Of negroes. Mrs.
Alexander's work among the colored
people here has attracted wide atten.
ton.
Bay City.-William Hubner Of
Saginaw was acquitted by q jury
in United States court of the charge Of
OBTAINING letters. The jury was out
one hour. Hubner was arrested while
at his work AZ mail carrier several
months ago. When searched he was
alleged to have had four letters in his
blouse.
Bay City. - The body Of Frank
Bradneld. thirty-two, who has been
missing since . week ago. was
found by Phillip r. Sharp at he mouth
Of the Kawkawlin river. Bradfleld was
drowned while hunting ducks and pre-
sumably fell in while gathering his de-
coys. His boat came ashore. He was
the son Of f. w. Bradfeld, well-known
hardware merchant,
Port Huron.-The steamer Robert
L. Fryer. which became wedged
Alongside the sunken steamer Tam
pa In Belle river at Marine City.
has been released and Is now bound ON
her way up the lake with one Of the
Reid tugs bound for Port Arthur where
the boat win be turned over to Cana
dian parties who will rebuild her. 10
Is understood the steamer win be
changed to Canadian register and will
operate between Canadian ports.
Grand Rapids. At the closing
session of q meeting of the Michi-
gan State Council of Carpenters here
the following officers were elected:
President. Frederick Planbeck. Sasi-
nav: vice-president. d. d. Reukauf.,
Detroit: secretary-treasurer, J. e.
Whitaker. Jackson. Following Is the
new executive board: John Thinner
Of this city. H. Dean Of Three Rivers.
G.. w. Deemer Of st. Joseph. Charles
Thompson Of Muskegon. Kirby Craw
Of Cadillac and Morris Davis Of Ind
| ington.
Ann Arbor.-An echo of the d. u.
r.. wreck near Jackson on July 3
viii be heard In the circuit court
here shortly. Charles Lovelace, one
OF the victims. whose life hung In tho
| balance for several days. has filed suit
| for $50. 900 damages. Lovelace wa dug
out from under six feet Of debris. He
suffered double fracture Of the lower
jaw, his right leg and foot were
broken, the muscles were torn loose
from his right hip. his left forearm.
and hand were broken and his back
was injured. His physiciAna assert ~
never win be able to walk without
crutches. Lovelace was travelling
| salesman.
Marquette. When fre destroyed
the large boarding house of An: