The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-27
STATE NEWS

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| Russell H. Mccartney
who applied for q position on the Sag
NAV police force. IL in jail charges
with grand larceny.
Battle Creek.-When George Hal
bert. Grand Trunk fiagman. awoke. hs
found his wife, who had retired ap
parently well, was dead.
lonia.-Mrs. George Cutler, Sr.
eighty-five. died here. She had been
a resident OF Ionia for so years and
was the mother of Fred Cutler, Jr,
grand secretary of the Odd Fellows oil
Michigan.
Lansing.Twelve persons, ten OF
them children from two to sixteen
years old, lost their lives in fires In
Michigan during January. according TO
the monthly report of the state fire
marshal. Twelve persons, eight of
them children, were seriously burned.
Children playing with matches caused
four deaths.
Cadillac.-That the annual conven-
ton Of the Probate Judges associa-
tion of Michigan will be held in
Cadillac about July II is the state
ment of Probate Judge Fred Breen Of
Wexford county. At the Bay City
meeting II was voted to hold the con-
vention In Cadillac unless a three
days boat ride were taken now. II
has been decided that the lake trip
would prove too expensive.
Olivet.-Scott Lamb Of Inlay City,
Olivet college sophomore. has just re-
ceived news from Washington that
his farm wagon patent applied for has
been granted. Larb and Albion s.
Taylor, also of Inlay City, have
worked out during Lambs college
career, combination stock and hay
rack for application to farm wagons
which promises at the present time
to net tidy incomes to both.
Boyne City.-Two accidents which
resulted seriously, have been reported
here. At @. Won Platen's lumber
camps Joseph Reamer was killed by
being crushed under a load OF logs
when the log chain broke. About
o'clock In the afternoon while coming
down the vogel street hill with big
load Of logs. Archie Smith. aged thirty,
living near Horton Bay. had a similar
accident and was killed.
Centerville. - Three men broke
through the ice and were drowned
in St. Joseph river, four miles
north of Centerville. The three
we're: Fred 8. Wills, farmer, thirty
four years old; Bert Phillips. also
farmer, thirty years old. and Anil Am
mer, thirty. farmland employed by
Wills. The trio had crossed the river
to visit Wills brothers farm, and were
returning when the ice gave away. pre-.
cipitating them into 80 feet OF water.
A dog which accompanied them was
also drowned. The bodies have not
been recovered.
Belleville.-Farmers' Institutes will
be held in Wayne county as fol-
lows: BEDFORD, February II; North
Vile, February IS; Denton, Feb
ruary 49,; West Sumpter. February
20; Willow. February 90; Flat Rock.
February %; Eureka. February "a;
Romulus. February rs. The county
will be held at Belleville,
February 26 md 81. c. w. Melick
Of Rochester; Mrs. G. L. Barber of
Lansing: A. M. Berridge of Green.
Vile, and DR.. G. w. Dunphy, state
will speak at the county
Institute.
Flint.-Samples of milk taken from
the wagons of local milk distributors
by City Milk Inspector Frfar, with
out previous notification to the
dealers. have been entered by Mr..
Friar In the milk show conducted in
with the annual convention
Of the Michigan Dairymen's associa-
ton, which opened here. This milk
s being tested and prize will be |
awarded to the dealer whose sample |
.ests the highest. About so dairymen
rom all parts of the state have volun-
.arily submitted samples of milk in
contests annually conducted here. The |
exhibit OF dealers milk, however, was
surprise prepared by the local In
'pector and will show the character OF |
he milk sold in Flint.
Mt Clemens-Catholic clergymen
rom all parts of the state, In
Guiding Rt. Rev. Edward d. Kelly,
bishop Of Ann Arbor, attend
ID the funeral here Of the late Father
Bernard Waters. for six years chaplain
t, st. Joseph's sanitarium. Bishop
Kelly delivered the funeral sermon
md paid tribute to the dead priest.
'ather Waters was well known
Michigan. For 10 years he
vas assistant pastor of Our Lady of 4
ielp parish, In Detroit ONCE for the
lead was sung and q solemn high
mass was celebrated by Father James
Wheeler. Father Thomas Carey acted
9 deacon and Father jennings of Chi
ago as sub-deacon. Father Halfpen-
y Of Port Huron was master OF cere-
Monies. Eighty priests occupied front
'ews In the church. which was packed
nth borrowing friends and admirers
I Father Waters. Burial took place
n st. Peters cemetery. Father Wa
ers' shroud was the vestments In
vhich he had oficiatsd at various cere-
Monies Of the church during life.
Marshall. After SO years Of mar
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