The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-03
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business here, Is dead.
Hillsdale. d. Emerson, sew
enty-five. former sheriff OF Hillsdale
county. is dead at his home in Bel
fontaine. o.
Ann Arbor.-Jewelry and silverware
valued at $1,000 were stolen from the
homes of Prof John Winters and
Charles Myers. The burglars left no
clue.
Richmond.-Orrin Fenton fell from
beam In a barn on his farm. strik-
ing the floor on his head and shout
ders. His condition is considered
critical
Harbor Beach.-Michael Conant met
with an accident while operating a
cutting box which necessitated the am
putation of his right arm just above
the wrist.
Mount Clemens-The board of SUI
pervisors offers a reward of 500 for
the apprehension Of Leon J. Hughes,
alleged to have disappeared with
$1,000 of the Park hotel funds.
Saginaw.-While dismantling an old
building on Hancock street, workmen
found a roll of real money amounting
to $740. The building was occupied
by saloons during numbering days.
Monroe.-Rev. FIR. Alphonse Bertele,
of st. Joseph's church, Ada, will sue
coed Father Bolte as pastor of the st.
Michael's Roman Catholic church here.
Father Bolte resigned because of fail
ing eyesight.
Detroit.-Richard I. Lawson, corpor-
alton counsel, received official notice
from Washington Monday morning OF
his appointment as customs collector
for the Detroit district. The commits
sion has been forwarded to John B.
Whelan. whom Mr.. Lawson succeeds.
Standish.-Allen Dyer, forty-one, of
Alger, who had lived in this section
for 35 years, dropped dead at Sterling
as result from blood poisoning
caused by an liberated tooth. His
father, Robert Dyer, ST., is one of the
best known mill sawyers in northern
Michigan.
oo6Ah0 hOhido OuttOu, tulTtceu,
is suffering from serious burns, as a
result Of an early or belated Fourth
Of July celebration. With a compan-
Ion he dissected giant firecracker,
placed the powder on stump and
lighted fuse. When II didn't burn
he ran back to blow on the fuse. He
may lose his sight.
Kalamazoo-John Taylor, one of
Michigan's best known pioneer bank
ers. died at his home in this city. Mr..
Taylor for years was president OF the
Michigan National bank. serving in
that capacity until 1t was Joined with
the First National bank. He spent
nearly fifty years in the banking bust.
ness.
st. Joseph.-Dr. A. H. Scott, seventy
Ave, one Of the best known physicians
In southwestern Michigan, former
mayor of this city and a thirty-second
degree Mason, died at the home OF his
daughter In Brunswick, Ca, where he
had gone to pass the winter. His
death was caused by chronic heart
trouble. The body will be brought
here for burial.
Iron Mountain.-While Oscar John.
Son lay dying just outside the rear
door of the saloon of Emil Carlson a
son was born at his home few
blocks away. He was found by a
brother who went to tell him the good
news. Victor Anderson, bartender.
has been placed under arrest. Accord
Ing to the police, an alteration arose
In the saloon and Johnson was hit
over the head with club.
Clio.-Farmers here who announced
last fall that they would discontinue
the bean crop from their rotation of
crops because of the serious effects of
anthracnose and bean blight disease,
have had change of heart since the
organizing Of the Genesee County
Bean Growers association. AS a re-
suit of this association, It is expected
that the acreage of this crop will ex-
coed that of former years.
Owosso.-Mrs. Harriet Graham Of
Hubbardston has just celebrated her
one hundredth birthday anniversary,
and is in very good health, despite her
age. She sews without the aid Of
glasses, and her memory is remark.
ably clear. The aged woman pieced
a quilt last autumn. Mrs. Graham is
the mother of three children, has
eight grandchildren. IA great-grand.
children and three great-great- grand
children.
Harbor Beach.--This will be no
place this summer for man who
doesn't want to work. for with all the
public and private improvements
which will be going on. every available
man will be needed. A new school
to cost $16.500 is to be built; a sewer
system is to be installed at a cost
Of $2s,s00. and $4,000 Catholic
church, many new residences and a
large addition to the Huron Milling
company's plant are to be constructed.
And on top Of all this. repair and ex-
tension work on the government break
water. for which over $450,000 has
been appropriated, Is to be started.
Brighton.-Heart trouble caused the
death in Flint of Mrs. H. q. Thomp-
son Of this village, for more than :
generation resident Of this county.
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