The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-06-03
MICHIGAN
BREVITIES

The action of the university SEN
ate in naming June 20 as the day
for the Angel memorial service was
| ratified.
Mason.-This year class OF 81 will
be graduated from the Mason high
school, the largest in its A years. The
girls outnumber the boys by five.
Jackson.-Pinkerton detectives are
at work on the robbery OF the Heglund
jewelry store, when valuables to the
value of $1,000 were stolen.
Albion. = Mike Dubina, the best
known storekeeper in Albion's big for
eign settlement, was arraigned In JUS
tice court on charge Of selling liquor.
South Haven.-Isaac Hinckley. ell
Their the first or second white child
born In Van Buren, county, was buried
here. He was born March 10. 1882.
Sand Lake.-A baby weighing Just
two pounds was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Harrison. living four miles
west of here. The babe Is doing well.
Greenville.-R. ]. Tower. in the pres
ence of his employees, turned the hrst
shovel Of dirt for the new r. ]. Tower
auto truck factory.
Muskegon.-Word reached here of
the death of Samuel II. WAGNER, fifth
mayor of Muskegon, at his home in
San Jose, Cal. He was eighty-four
years old.
Grand Rapids. - William Bentley,
sixty years old. of Belmont, injured In
a runaway here Saturday. is dead from
a fracture of the skull and internal in
juries.
Flint-The Eighth Michigan infan-
try. two companies Of which were re-
cruited in Flint at the outbreak OF the
Civil war, will hold it's annual reunion
10 Flint. June l6.
Lansing.-Governor Ferris has Is
sued parole to Fred Clarke sentenced
from Genesee county in 1904 to serve
from five to fifteen years at Jackson
prison for burglary.
Albion.-Taken sick while visiting
cousin in this city. Mrs. Martha s.
Seekel, seventy-four. a resident OF
Jackson. died of pneumonia. Her body
will be taken to Grass Lake for burial
Manistee.-John Scheff, city fireman,
who fell from the roof Of two-story
dwelling while fighting fire at the
home Of John Johnson. is expected to
recover.
Observation-Disclosures from clubs in
Fruitport. Ravenna Whitehall. Hes
peria, Hart, Pentwater, Montague,
Grand Haven and Holland were guests
of the Muskegon Women's club Friday
afternoon.
Hillsdale.-Mystery surrounds the
disappearance Of James Rowley. for.
merly a barber in this city. who left
ubout q week ago telling his friends
ne was going to Sand lake to fish
and that he would be back that day.
lie has not been seen since.
Grand Rapids.-Rev. r. Meyer, pas
tor of Bethlehem Lutheran church,
Detroit, who was called to the pas
torate of Hope Lutheran church, in
this city, several weeks ago, will not
accept the call. his congregation at
Detroit having refused to release him.
Mason.-The Ingham County Pioneer
and Historical society will hold its an
nual meeting in this city June 6. Col.
L. H. Ives, candidate for department
commander of the G. A. R., is presi-
dent OF the society. Relics of pioneer
days will be displayed, and stories of
pioneer days told, instead of the usual
speech. The picture of the oldest pio-
neer attending will grace the an
nouncement cards next year.
F1int.-Judge Stevens in the circuit
court dismissed an injunction suit
brought by residents of North Saginaw
street to restrain the Detroit United
railway from constructing a temper
airy third track on that street while its
permanent tracks are being recon
structed. The court declared that
the third track was undoubtedly dan
gerous but that the case was not with.
in his Jurisdiction since the common
council had granted permission for its
construction.
Hastings.-The newly organized
Nashville Rife club, with 70 members,
is now affiliated with the National
Rifle Association of America. The
club will receive from the federal gov
eminent supply of Krag-Jorgenson
rifles and 5000 rounds of ammunition.
A rife range will be located near
the village. The officers of the club
are: H. L. lockwood, president; DR..
w. A. Vance. vice president; N. e.
Trautman. secretary; F. K Nelson.
treasurer; w. J. Dollman. executive
officer
Moscow.-Because of an epidemic of
scarlet fever, 1t has been necessary
to transfer the annual meeting of the
Hillsdale county association of Eastern
Star lodges to North Adams, June Q.
st. Josephine stone is being left
unturned to keep Berrien county dry
A squad consisting of Prosecutor
O'Hara. Chief Deputy Fisher and on
GERS have raided over the county. The
invasion OF Buchanan which resulted
in two arrests last week. was followed
with a roundup at Coloma, the Paw
Paw lake resort region.
Eaton Rapids.-Rev. A. 8. Williams