The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-09-18
Michigan
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eOn8 70 Lansing 70 visit the 0lchignl
Agricultural college, A future dat
win b announced.
Port Huron.-John w. jackson, I
Grand Trunk switchman. was ground
to pieces in the tunnel yards when hs
fell under the wheels OF . freight
train.
Bay City. Tho sixty-third reunion
OF the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite
Valley OF Bay City viii be held q
| 1916.
Bay City.-Joseph Amley. one Of the
pioneer residents Of Linwood village.
disd OF injuries received two weeks
ago when he was struck By an auto
mobile from Saginaw.
Ypsilanti-Despondent over the 70
cent death Of his wife. Harrison Fair.
child. prominent Ypsilanti business
man, hung himself In the barn at the
rear Of his home.
Eaton Rapids.--John c. Ketcham Of
Hastings. master Of the State Grange.
was the speaker at the dedication
ceremonies OF the new Grange hall In
walton township. Oranges from all
over Eaton county were represented.
H.llsdale. A call was extended
tuesday to Rev. ]. NJ. Weaver of
Muir. Mich, to become pastor OF
Reading Presbyterian church. Rev.
J. ~. Will, of Yillsdale. was moderator
OF the meeting. Rev. Mr.. Guichard.
forner pastor. left the church last win
ter.
Hoiland.-Dr Gerrit J. KoIlen. pres-
ident emeritus of Hope college. died
Unexpectedly at his home here. DIR.
kouen was seventytwo years of are
and. besides two brothers ana two
sisters. he leaves one daughter, Mrs.
:. Carlton Pelgrim, OF Jersey City.
N. ). DIR. KoIlen was born IN the |
Netherlands and came here In 1881 |
de was graduated from Hope college
IN 1858 and served his alma mater for
10 years. Is years as president. Dur.
ny MS connection with the institution
ne secured endowments aggreeatinx
nearly 100000 and new buildings ae-
regating $150.O00. Since 1911 he had
'een president emeritus.
Hiilsdaie.-Mrs Sarah Gordon
'inety. OF Allen. died at the home OF
Ter son. Frank Gordon. in Allen She
lad lived in Hillsdale county 20 years.
Lansing.-A cut In the war prices
'nich Lansing bakers have been ask.
az Tor bread since February was
nnounced. The old price of flve Ynd |
sn cents loaf has been resumed.
eniie fiour was up the bakers charged
x and twelve cents a loaf.
Lansing.-The corporation bureau
the state department completed its
sport for August During the month ,
% corporations for profit filed ar ,
cies and were accepted. The fran !
use Tees paid to the state amounted q
$10,7l1.
Cadillac.-Little Orville Purttynum :
red three years, OF Lake City, died I
ON tetanus. His brother, four, .
aced match head in his ear on \
lturday. Sunday Orville became .
al and poisoning set in. He sur. q
red terribly for five days.
Coldwater.-George Lock, who tent !.
overnight at the farmhouse of N. :,
Nash. in Bethel, and departed next -
'rning. 1t is alleged. with two sets =,
harness, was captured near Stur- =
and brought to Coldwater. The :,
rse ne drove was so used up that
was killed. A woman and q little
= were left in the tent Lock In s.
nted In Hillsdalc. ne
Bay City.-The grand council of the - -
M. B. A. OF Michigan wound up its :.
ennial convention here by elecfing !,
roilowing officers: President, Dr. :.
Tired Haughey. Battle Creek; vice ~
'sident. John Donovan. Bay City: =.
ond vice-president. Richard Meade. -.
skegon; secretary. Henry c. Doran, ~.
treasurer. Frank Schaefer. both of
troit; marshal, Joseph Glade Of !,
,lt Ste. Marie; guard, A. w. Marss. u
.roit.
'attle Creek.-Organisers OF the ru
Tourists association
70 met BY eight railroad passenger
nts to confer with the association
arding the Improvement OF condi-
70 under which travel to and from we
rida win be made next winter. The We
ocfstion protested against passing ses
'ugh the same Ohio river gateway the
both going and return trips. on the Il
ting OF land-seekers' excursion AZ,
cts, on railroad connections, Pull vi
fares and the baggage checking nae
ice. -
ansing.-The monthly report Of NJ
state game warden shows that snh
complaints were made for viola ~
OF the game and fish la&s during eprt
ust- The department started i44 =
6 and obtained 12s convictions. !.
fines and costs collected amoupt- -.
0 sl.77Ls&. The brook trout sea s...
closed September this year. ai- - -
gh the nonresident angles "A. 80
-. ...- sl 20. hese tent
he Michigan fst commission be 49,
the last Legislature shortened -su -
sesson.
ton Rapids-L. I. Harsh Of -
u City has been elected pres,- 80
Of the State Improved BIacE So
Merfno Sheep breeders associa
FOR the tWentyfourfh consecutjve
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