The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-02-05
Michigan
Happenings


Grand Rapids. annual conven-
tion of the Master Bakers of Michi-
gan was held here Wednesday. Carl
Gardner Of Battle Greek was chosen
president.
Cadillac.-Henry Sanders, who re-
pairs engines for lumber company.
fell into deep pit Two ribs were
broken. He returned to work the next
afternoon.
Hillsdale.--B. H. Bump is getting q
roster of persons born in 1845 In Hills.
dale county, preliminary to picnic
which is planned for next summer. He
has secured 3S names.
Adrian.-Mrs. Neomi Holder, who
jumped to her death from Detroit
store few days ago, was daughter
of prominent Addison farmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Gamble. When
girl she attended school in this county.
Lansing.--Governor Ferris received
$21, 500 from the federal government
Monday for the Michigan Soldiers
home at Grand Rapids. This Is the
federal aid due for the quarter ending
December 81.
Jackson. to the amount OF
$1,000 was done to the stock and FIX
lures of the Jackson Skirt & Novelty
Co., by fire Sunday night. The fire
was due to defect in the wiring OF
an electric switch.
Ludington.-The Deutsche Arbeiter
Varain of 7 udin otop will celehrate its
fortieth anniversary in February. The
officers are: President, Harry Rick
lefs; recording secretary, Joe Utz;
financial secretary, Jacob Bernhard;
treasurer Frank Svoboda.
Muskegon.-Marie Sandel, four
teen-year-old Chicago girl orphaned
by the death of her father, Bazella
Sandei, who was instantly killed at
the Continental Motor Manufacturing
company's plant last August, has been
awarded S1,731 by the state compen-
sation board.
Albion.--The body of John Wesley
Phelps, aged eighty-six. former Albion
business man. who died at his home
In Detroit, was brought to Albion for
burial, He was son of Noah Phelps.
an Albion pioneer, and brother OF
Mrs. ]. C. Eslow of this city.
Jackson.-A. A. Lee, Leoni town.
ship farmer, was killed in a runaway
accident Monday. How the tragedy
occurred is not known as there were
no eye witnesses. The body was
found about noon in the highway near
! Grass Lake village.
Saginew.-In the arrest of Ameed
| A. Hamad, the police believe they
have the man guilty Of robbing dem
lists. offices in Saginaw and Bay City
| during the last few years. Hamad ad-
mitted taking bridgework found in one
office valued at $140 and selling the
| gold for "a.
| Eaton Rapids.-The special cleo
day, February 7, has been put over
one week because property owners on
State street petitioned the commits
| sion to have that street included in
| the proposed paving extension. The
new call for special election is for
the purpose of voting to bond for $l17..
900 instead of $4,000.
Menominee-Twelve hundred thir-
/ ty-six cases are on the calendar for
disposal by Circuit Judge r. c. Elan
| nigan at the term of circuit court
which opened Monday at Mencminee.
More than LOO are actions started
many years ago, required to be placed
on the calendar by the new judicature
act. The first action placed on the
January calendar, of which no final
disposition had been made. was the
case of John Manson VS.. Thomas
Hutchinson, in which the late b. j.
Brown was attorney. and in which an
appeal was filed December 80. 1873.
Iron Moulta.n.--The first annual
meeting OF the Upper Peninsula Dairy
mems association. OF which c. v. Bal
lard of Iron Mountain. county agricul-
tural agent of Dickinson county, is
secretary. will be held on Tuesday,
February IS, in Menominee. A pro-
| gram Of great interest to 1airymen
will be provided State Senator Alton
T. Roberts Of Marquette is expected
to be one OF the speakers. as is Walter
8. Prickett. the well-known dairyman
and farmer of Sidnaw Professor An
derson Of the Michigan Agricultural
college has accepted an invitation to
address the meeting.
East Lansing. mo increase in the
price of eggs need be expected during
the rest Of the winter. according to
Prof C. HI. Burgess. head of the Mich
igan Agricultural college poultry de-
partment Tho present price OF 40
cents dozen represents the high wa
ter mark for the winter, believe"
said Burgess. Several reasons con-
tribute to prevent any increase. In
the first place. the winter IL more
open than usual, and the hens are lay
ing better than normally. Again, eggs
that have been in storage are being
brought on the market as the storage
men think there is little chance OF q
scarcity this winter. Everything IL
combining for the benefit Of the con-
sumers."
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