The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-01-30

1(ustsS -. II. - 0ill d Port Clin-
ton. o.. 4 pra1tioa1 psoch grower and
packer. Vim ~ ~ Dr1ncipoI speaksr 81
TIE midVinter meetine Of the Michigan
Hofticultura1 Doclety 70 be held ~
MuskeGon February : and 8.
Yysiland. Mrs. b. H. Upper. for
merry Of this city and mother Of
DR.. 4 N. Topper q nedford, died
IN Mancelona She never fully recov-
cred from injuries received in the d. ].
= G. wreck It Dearborn several years
ago.
jackson. Burglars looted three
Jackson homes on the West side ana
obtained : large amount or silver
ware and jewelry. The homes ran
sacked were those Of J. A. Rath. Nrs.
Mary Parnall and George B. McQuel-
lans.
Ofivet Charles Thornton Of Char.
lotte won the annual oratorical contest
Of Olivet college here. and wfll repre-
sent tho school In the annual Michigan
intercollegiate Oratorical contest
against N. A. O.. Alma, Albion, Ypsi-
lanti. Kalamazoo college. Kalamazoo
Normal. Hillsdale, Hope. Adrian and
Mount Pleasant In May. Herbert
Thompson OF Muskegon gained. second
place. and Homer Stewart Of Owosso
third.
Ann Arbor The thirty-sixth an
nual meeting OF the Michigan En-
cheering society convened here for
/, q three days session---the session be-
Ing . joint one with the Detroit En-
cheering society, and q banquet
served in the Michigan Union. at
which the principal speakers viii be
Dean M. n. Cooley Of the engineering
department Of the university and H.
H. Esseltyne Of the Detroit Engineer
ing society.
Battle Creek.-A sixty-five-year-
old bride was united to seventy
year-old bridegroom by an eighty-year-
old preacher here recently. The BRIDE
groom. Jeremiah Rumery, came from
Graysville. Tenn. to wed Mrs. Laura
Gerould. Elder A. C. Bourdeaux, the
Oldest minister In this part OF the
state. ofdciated as an old friend of the
bride. who wore white silk and car
ried bride roses despite her advanced
years. Children Of both bride and
bridegroom attended the wedding.
Grand Rapids-At the annual meet
ing Of the West Michigan State
Fair association Joseph H. Brewer
was reelected president, william
q. Elliott. +. A. Wurzburg and
George C. Whitworth OF this city ana
Herbert e. Howell Of Ionia were
chosen vicepresidents. Lyman A. Lilly
of Allegan 10 the new secretary of the
and Adolph H. Brandt was
again named treasurer. Upon sugges-
ton Of President Brewer It is likely
the 1915 fair will be held the week
following the Detroit fair. thus insur-
ing the cooperation Of the big fair.
Calumet-An echo OF the copper
strike was heard in -Houghton with
the return from Marquette prison
Of Jabez Cooper. Arthur Davis and
william Groff. three waddell men, and
Edward Polkinghorne who served as
deputies during strike and were con-
yicted Of manslaughter for killing two
strikers at Seebersvflle. The four in
charge of deputies were met at Hough-
ton depot by q thousand residents OF
Houghton and Hancock and escorted
to the county jail. They will be re-
leased pending new trial. on bail
which may be raised by popular sub
scription.
Lansing. Governor Ferris will 60
10 Ionia to attend meeting OF
the board Of control Of the State Hos
pital for the Criminal Insane. The
chief reason for the governors visit
II to be an attempt on his part to help
settle the question Of . successor to
the late DR.. o. R. Long. medical su-
OF the institution. Ever
since Doctor Longs death. some
ago. the board has tried to
settle on successor and has failed. In
December It meeting held In Lam
ling they practically put the entire
matter mp to the governor, although
the man should be chosen BY the
board. Nov the governor has made
MP his mind a to who should be given
The position. but wants to give the
board one moro chance to settle on
The man. Hence the visit.
Lansing Recognised by an eye
witness to the killing OF . coal
miner nearly ten years ago John
wladyea b under arrest at Crystal
rails. Iron county. a the murderer.
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