The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-09-04
MICHIGAN
BREVITIES

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Of the Warren Avenue Baptist church.
Detroit. has declined the call Of the
I1illsdale college church.
East Lansing High schools In
Blissfield. Plainweli, Allegan, Saginaw.
Arcadia, Crystal Falls and vicksburg
have added courses In agriculture to
their curriculum.
Advian.-Chris Bornas, q Greek Sec
ton man at Hudson, was arrested at
his boarding car after the deputy sher-
If at Hudson had seen him sell four
bottles of beer for 20 cents.
East Lansing.-One and a half mil
lion dollars is the amount Of damage
that the wet season has done the
Michigan bean crop. according to j.
Howard Muncie of the Michigan Agri-
cultural college.
Vassar.-John Koleri. q Roumanian
farm hand living four miles southeast
of here. was arrested on complaint OF
John H. Brown, a farmer, on charge
of felonious assault with gun. He
was bound over
Lansing State Sanitary Engineer
Edward Rich has been asked by the
board of control of the state tubercu-
losis sanitarium to determine whether
the water from the Titabawassee river
can be filtered for use at the proposed
Midland sanitarium. Water from the
wells cannot be used.
dolland.-Jim Mattison, twenty
seven, died following injuries sus-
tanned in falling from the Pere Mar
quette railroad bridge to the inter-
urban track about 20 feet. He struck
a rail, fracturing his skull. Mattison
was unmarried and had lived near
Hartford.
Muskegon e. Parker, pjo-
neer Of 1860 and ninety-four years old,
drowned himself in Muskegon lake in
fit of dependency arising out of his
growing feebleness. The body was
found three hours later by William
Anderson, a neighbor. Parker was
for years prominent in Odd Fellow
work and was past chief patriarch OF
Davis encampment No. AZ.
Ionia.-Mrs. Leon Mcveigh and four
children narrowly escaped death when
the automobile Mrs. McVeigh was driv-
ing plunged down 15-foot embank-
ment and turned turtle. All the occu-
pants were pinned under the car. Vel
gil, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Weigh, suffered broken leg. The ac-
cident is thought to have been caused
by momentary nervousness of Mrs.
McVeigh, who was driving.
Bay City.-A thief at Linwood on
the Mackinaw division of the Michi-
gan Central, stole the mail pouch
which was left for the southbound
train, carried 1t down the track. cut
it open and carried away all the con-
tents excepting one small package Of
letters. The pouch contained the mail
from Crump village as well as Lin
wood There were no registered pack
ages in it.
Bad Axe.-Calvin Rankin was shot
by Archie Ross and his left arm was
practically torn OF by the charge from
shotgun. Rankin and two compan-
ions went to the home of Ross, sew
eral miles out of Bad Axe, 1t is alleged.
while In drunken condition, demand
ed admission, and broke down the
door. Ross, who had been called by
his wife, told them to get out and Ran
kin dared him to shoot. Ross gave
himself up to the sheriff at Bad Axe.
Ann Abor.-Pretty Mrs. Gar Male
Jan, nineteen years old, who recently
fled suit for divorce against her big
husband. alleging beatings and cruel
ties innumerable. and who was taken
fainting from the witness stand during
a hearing for temporary alimony.
wants to 60 back to the man whom she
married under the impression that he
was brother of the Sultan of Amer.
lea" and therefore had a right to beat
her. Now she says she loves him and
the suit is about to be discontinued.
Eaton Rapids.--The cucumber crop
here, on account Of so much rain, IL
coming on so fast that another install
ment of Belgians has been brought In
to assist in harvesting the pickles ON
the acreage here and at Onondaga.
Grand Rapids Heino. father
Of Roy Heino. seven-year-old boy who
was drowned in the municipal swim.
ming pool at Creston park. has an
nounced that he will sue the city for
damages. W
Lansing Bingham county vets are
planning to submit to the supervisors
IA October petitions asking for vote
on the local option at the spring cleo
ton In 1915. Petitions now are be-
ing circulated In the city and rural
districts.
Milwaukee.-The will Of the late
Bishop Edward Kozlowski, formerly q
Bay City priest, has been filed for pro-
bate in county court. The size OF
the estate is not disclosed except that
| It IL in excess Of $4,000. After pro