The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-09-02
MICHIGAN
BREVITIES

pioo'VVV W Duilu stute tTuHh uue
roads.
st. Louis.-Floyd A. Stilgendorf, SUI
perintendent of schools at Bangor. and
Miss Mary Book were married here ut
the Christian parsonage by Rev. J. @.
Meese.
st. Louis.-F. ii. Bernard, for %
years cashier Of the Commercial Saw
ings bank of this city, has resigned.
He Is succeeded by Charles Cave Of
Harrison.
the price Of bread to wholesale dealers
and have dropped the three for quar-
ter and six for quarter rate to the
wholesale trade.
Ionia.--When un air pressure crane
broke at the Pere Marquette shops 1t
fell upon Bert Shattuck whose head
was crushed. He died soon after. He
was lifting car axles.
Muskegon.-Rund down by DR.. S. j..
DrumInond Of Casnovia. who was driv-
ing a touring car. Mona Misner, eight
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W..
Il. Misner, was seriously injured.
Hillsdale.-Robert Jones, aged
eighty-four years. of Osseo! Is dead at
his home. He was injured when he
fell down an outside cellar stairway
while visiting ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theron Duryee, south of Osseo.
Cadillac.-Frank Van valkinberg of
McBain is in the Missaukee county
Jail and is charged with having stolen
two head of cattle from II herd owned
by Joe Baker. Van Valkinberg. II is
alleged, stole the cattle ut night and
dove them ten miles to Marion, where
he sold them.
Muskegon.-Se with cramps
while bathing off the Sheldon resort
ut Michillinda, near White lake, 20
miles from here, DR.. f. w. Franklin
Of Rockford, H., aged forty-two. was
drowned in Lake Michigan. He was
the twelfth drowning victim in Muske-
gon county during the present sum-
mer.
Bay City.-Chauncey Ii. Cole, fifty
nine. well-known West side resident,
died at the West Side hospital Of
apoplexy. He was n baggageman on
the Michigan Central for number of
years and was active In the trainmens
brotherhood. the Odd Fellows and the
Woodmen. His mother and sister who
live in Utica, N. Y, survive.
Bay City.-Harry Fletcher, twenty
seven, living eight miles northwest Of
Bay City, went into the north branch
of the Kawkawlin river to battle. The
water was three feet deep, but he ven-
tured farther out and went into hole
where he was drowned. His body was
leaves widow and two children.
Brighton.AMrs. Norman Case, sew
enty-four years old, resident of
Genoa township, Livingston county, all
her life, died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Reed, of appended
tbs. Besides Mrs. Reed, she leaves
three other daughters, Mrs. r. ]. Dwil-
lard and Mrs. w. j. Larkins Of Howell,
and Mrs. A. @. Stewart of Brighton.
Muskegon.-The thirteenth victim of
drowning In Muskegon county this
summer met death in Lake Michigan
about half mile south of the NUM-
cipal water works when Albert Pusick,
aged seventeen, was drowned In about
eight feet of water. The accident is
believed to have been caused by
cramps. The youth, it is said, could
not swim well, but was diving from a
raft. ~
Bay City.-The tug Andrew A. Nc.
Lean, owned by William FL. Sharp of
Bay City, was ingulfed by heavy seas
on Saginaw bay and went to the bot
tom In 60 feet of water, six miles of
Tawas. The crew OF six men was res
cued by the Tawas Point coast guard
and taken to Tawas. The Mclean
was built in Bay City in 1890. was 30
feet long. Is feet wide and Z feet
deep.
Alpina.-Dr. Frank Zavodsky, thirty
five years old, was taken with cramps
and drowned while his wife and three
children stood near unable to help
him at Grand lake near Alpha. Doctor
Zavodsky was bathing and had gone
only short distance from shore when
he began crying or help. His wife,
unable to row boat or to swim, stood
on shore and watched the body disap-
pear beneath the water.
Iron River.--One thousand ,ndig-
nant citizens, representing business
men, professional men, miners, labor
ers, mechanics and all other classes Of
working men, took possession of hall
where /. w. w. agitat6rs had meet
ing scheduled and held a meeting Of
their own. All wore red. white and
blue ribbons or carried small Ameri-
can flags. Nine l. w. w. agitators be-
came disorderly at the meeting, which
had been captured from them and were
Immediately escorted to the police sta
ton. 1t Is thought this demonstration
has effectually killed an attempt on
the part of the l. w. w. to call a
strike In this district. which employs
1000 miners.
/ Adrian.--Ray Macceno. charged with
theft Of an automobile and awaiting
trial In the circuit court escaped from
the county jail. He wac arrested In
Coldwater by Lenawee officers, after
he had made two unsuccessful ar