The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-05-20
MICHIGAN
BREVITIES

| Eaton Rapids.-Mrs. HERBERT II. AD-
hey, fifty-two. died Of cancer at her
home southwest Of this city.
Standish. John Trudell. weA4snQwn
fisherman on Saginaw bay. nsrtn of
Point Augres, this county, caught
sturgeon weighing 80 pounds.
Kalamazoo.-The annual banquet OF
the Civic Improvement league was
held here with 200 present. Senator
w. r. Taylor of this city presided as
toastmaster.
Grand Rapids.-Grand Rapids Will
have recount of the votes cast at the
April election for mayor. The council
has granted the request or former
Mayor Ellis.
Jackson.--John Murphy, who came
to prison from Kalamazoo. Becember
28 last, on three years sentence for
larceny, disappeared from one Of the
prison farms.
Manistee.-Mrs. r. H. Ashbaugh,
state president OF women,s clubs.
spoke at the meeting OF the Lake.
side club here. A luncheon was given
in her honor.
Corunna. - Superintendent eharles
II. Johnson has been released from
his contract as head Of the Seranna
schools and will be superintendent at
Otsego, Mich, next year.
Muskegon.-Ruth Durham, arrested
by Night Sergeant William Feemey on
a charge Of disorderly conduct, was
granted judgment for s135 against
Feeney in the circuit court.
Ann Arbor.-Four cases Of typhoid
fever were reported here. aSsO or
the victims are high school students
Local health officials are trying TO dis
cover the cause Of the outbreak.
Manistee.--After lingering hQess
following stroke of paralysis Ms
Grace Larsen, resident Of Nmistee
for 40 years, is dead at her home here
at the age of seventy-four years.
Eaton Rapids.-Rev. Robert Dalzell,
fer four years pastor of the Geugrega-
ticnal church at vermontville, has ac-
copied call to the passionate Of the
Congregational church at Inlay city.
Charlevoix.-City Treasurer A. A.
Hanshew is dead at his home here at
the age of fifty-five years. He had
been in poor health for some time. He
was elected April and had just talk
en- office.
Manistee.-By subscribing to ten
memberships in the Social Welfare
league the board of commerce went
on record as favoring concentra-
tion OF effort in charity dispensa-
ton in Manistee.
Hillsdale.-At chapel service con.
Quoted by Prof Bertram Barber. Gov
ernor Ferris arbor day proclamation
was read, after which all marehed by
classes to the campus. where class
trees were planted.
Hillsdale.-Grace Childs Perrin told
the circuit court that too much
mother-in-law" was the real cause OF
her domestic difficulties with Nlden
Perrin. A divorce was granted her
on grounds of cruelty.
Alma-Following agitation On the
part of Alma papers, Mayor NCtahiney
has appointed c. o. Ward, George Og-
den, John Knoertzer and Elqya1 Glass
~ a committee to inquire into the ad-
visibility OF commission form or gov
eminent for Alma
Battle Creek.--Battle Creek poultry
men, who have the largest association
10 the state. will try to obtain the
Michigan Barred Rock meeting In De-
cember. The local club has 252 mem
bers and is affiliated with the cham
Der of commerce.
Bay City.-Rt. Rev. Henry Joseph
Richter, bishop of the diocese Of
Grand Rapids, confirmed large classes
In three churches here Sunday. The
bishop will be busy here for more
, than week. He will inspect all OF
, the parochial schools.
Grand Rapids.-The trial of Law
, renee Page for the murder OF his
/ grandfather, Frank M. Spragne, which
was set for trial in the superior court,
has been postponed on account OF the
sudden illness of the prosecutor. The
case will be taken up May 16.
Muskegon. setting In
after a quarrel with a SOD h-mw IN
, which he fell and broke two ribs
caused the death of John Bouwakmis
, Civil war veteran and huskegon pho.
neer. He resided here for neurly SIXTY
, years and was eighty-seven years old
Cheboygan.-C. e. Kinne's home, the
Oldest house in Cross settlement, was
: destroyed by fire. The high winds
, famed the flames which spread ia
, barns and outbuildings. The house
, was built 40 years ago by Judge Wh
a liam M. Cross of Cheboygan, founder
, of the settlement.
Grand Rapids-When Conductor r
, w. Hart OF, Pere Marquette freight
! train No. SO, attempted to prevent FIVE
= hoboes from boarding his train near
: Williamson he was beaten badly be
Z fore other members Of the train crew
could assist him. Hart was unable 4
1 continue the run. Railroad men say
}. that hoboes never were more numor
Gus or more insolent than they have
been this spring.
Standish.--The large farmhouse on
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