The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-02
Michigan
Happenings

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the best known mining men In north
ern Michigan; died.
Grand Rapids.-Etta Dietrich is SUI
ing William Dietrich for divorce. Both
are deaf mutes and all testimony is
being taken through an interpreter In
the sign language.
Grand Rapids.--William D. Talford.
who was one OF the early financiers
OF western Michigan and known for
many years In banking circles, died
at Ogunquit. Me-
Budington.-Mrs. Mary Zacholski,
aged one hundred and five years. died
! at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Jacob Piecrzysk She had been active
until three weeks ago. She had lived
in Mason county 35 years.
Corunna.-Prosecuto Pulver in
tends to eliminate all vice in the coun-
ty. He has started two suits in the
circuit court against alleged disor-
derly houses at Durand In chancery
under the new state law.
Owosso. Charles Crowley of Lam
sing, Frank Lusta of Owosso, Benja-
min Fisher of Byron and Robert s.
Miller OF Victor township, Clinton
county. pleaded guilty to local option
law violation.
st. Louis.-John Hagerman, seventy
FIVE. pioneer resident Of this city.
and an old soldier. dropped dead OF
apoplexy, while visiting at his farm
north of this city. He leaves widow
and several grown children.
Muskegon.-The resignation OF
Frank Hubbard Smith. formerly sec
retary of the board of education. has
been accepted. Mr. Smith had dis
agreed with the board over its pol
icy Of strict economy in salary mat
ters.
Lake Odessa-Mrs. Charles Stew
art. forty-fve, was instantly killed by
a train while she was driving cattle
over a grade crossing. She was hav-
ing some trouble managing the cows,
and evidently did not see the approach
Ing train.
Hillsdale.-The Jonesville Trunk
road route is being contested. Peti-
tions have sprung up from the various
townships asking that the road be
run through their territory. North
Reading, Amboy, Ransom. Prattville.
Cambria. Woodbridge. Pittsford and
Frontier are active.
Battle Creek.-The date has been
changed for the Michigan Postmasters'
association convention In this city
from October 13 and IA to October IA
and Is, so that the meetings will not
conflict with the state convention Of
the Order Of the Eastern Star. October
1914.
Hillsdale-The following have been
elected members Of the stan Of the
Hillsdale college publication, the
Collegian: Editor in chief, Winter
Snow; dramatic and musical editor,
Harold Van Kirk; joke editor, Carle-
ton Miller; sporting writer, l.. ]. Nc
Carthy.
Ypsilanti-The Sunday School of
Methods convened here at the Pres
byterian church under the auspices OF
the local. county and state Sunday
school organizations. R. w. Gam.
mon, D. D., Mrs. Mary Foster Briner
OF Chicago, Magnus Burgess OF De-
troit. F. 8. Goodrich. d. D.. OF Albion
and Alfred Ray Atwood Of Lansing
will be among the speakers.
Hillsdale.--Deita Tau Delta fratern-
ity OF Hillsdale college proposes to
build a. fraternity house and the fol-
lowing members have incorporated to
handle the proposition: Chauncey i.
Newcomer Of Bryan, O., chairman;
Paul w. Chase of Hillsdale. secretary:
Chauncey F. Cook of Hillsdale. treas
urer; Hugh A. Myers of Omaha, lleb.,
Joseph Cummins of Chicago. Ill,
Charles F. Stewart and Ora c. Kim
ball of Hillsdale.
Saginaw.-The four-year-old daugh-
ter of Weir 8. Hogan was fatally
burned when her clothing was ignited,
presumably from matches she 10 sup
| posed to have found. She had been
walking with her mother, but ran
home ahead. Neighbors heard her
screams and saw the fire. They quick
ly extinguished the flames but not be-
fore the child was frightfully burned
about the abdomen. She died four
| hours later.
/ Hillsdale.-The following ofhcers
and directors for next years grain
fair In Camden were elected before
the fair came to close Saturday:
President, G. L. Rigelman Of Edon,
o.; vice-president. r. M. Haughey,
Camden; treasurer, ,. w. Kintigh.
Montgomery; secretary. o. X. Cool
man, Montgomery. Directors: G. p.
Rowe, Camden; Jacob Slaybaugh.
Montgomery; David zigier. Montgom-
cry; Elmer zuver. Camden: David
Ward, Montgomery; J. M. Pickering,
Camden; d. II. Bauer. Camden;
| George Hurley. Montpelier. o.; Otto
Gilmore, Camden; L. N. Pierce. Edon,
o.; H. M. Decker. Montgomery; C. O.
Snyder. Camden; Charles Keller,
Montgomery; %. B. johnson. Fremont,
and Charles Dowing Of Fremont.
Corunna. Fiftsen cases growing
out Of the nre which two years ago
nearly destroyed Perry. have been
i dropped from the circuit court caiei,-
dar. The attorneys for the Grand
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