The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-04-08
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Saginaw Alonzo A.. vanInwegan.
ssventy-two. . veteran OF the Civil
war. died Of heart disease.
Grand Rapids.--As 9 result OF In
1uries received In fall four weeks
ago Heino Koning. fifty-eight, died.
Flint. The First Old National bank
Of Detroit was high among nine bid
ders for $4,000 worth OF paving bonds
for Flint.
Crawling. Chris Hanson, one OF
Grayling's Oldest citizens and saloon
keeper. died at his home after q few
hours illness.
Grand Rapids. William Nelson
Stewart. eighty-nine. oldest white
child born in Grand Rapids, celebrated
his birthday Tuesday,.
st. Johns.--W William Iceland. Civil
war veteran, dropped dead here. He
had served his ward in the city many
years as supervisor.
Jackson.--A total OF $13,7S2 has
been raised toward the $4,000 sought
for the proposed Catholic hospital to
be erected for the Sisters of Mercy.
| Ann Arbor.-Rose Pastor Stokes,
millionaire Socialist, spoke here ir
University of Michigan hall, under the
auspices of the local branch of the
Inter-C Collegiate Socialist society.
| Kalamazoo Edward Slater, ten,
and Herman Yorker, nine, are suffer
ing from severe injuries received
when they crashed into house while
coasting down hill on wagon
Grand Rapids.-The condition OF Ed
mund w. Booth. editor and manager
of the Grand Rapids Press. is reported
more hopeful than at any time since
he underwent an operation for In
testinal trouble.
sioner James w. Helme reports the
conviction of two men for selling an
cient eggs. The men convicted were
John Cadert OF Calhoun county. and
Eli Raycroft OF Gratiot county.
| Grand Rapids. - DR.. Victor G.
Vaughan, dean of the medical depart
ment of the University OF Michigan,
will be the chief speaker here at the
dedication OF the new u. B. A. hos
pital, presented to the city by John
Blodgett, local millionaire.
Cadillac.--Mrs. Era Austin and two
children of Selma township narrowly
escaped death when the Austin home
burned to the ground. The mother
carried the children from the house
and when she made the exit her own
and the children's clothing was afire.
Grand Rapids.--A jury in the United
States court returned verdicts in the
cases CT three Kalamazoo men charged
with violating the federal liquor laws
Joseph p. O'Neal was found guilty and
Stephen Chilson and William ]. Hunt
were acquitted.
Monroe.-Mrs. Anna Christina
Mayer, eighty-three, widow Of jacob
Mayer, prominent German resident Of
/ this city, died of heart disease. vii
liam Kruger. seventy-three years old
for three years an inmate Of the Ger
man Lutheran Old Folks home here
also died. He was former resident
Of Adrian.
Port Huron.-Judge Harvey Tappar
OF this city received word from Gov
ernor Ferris that he had been selected
to preside over the Bay county circuit
until permanent successor to the late
Judge G. l.. Collins is selected. Judge
Tappan win preside both In st. Clair
and Bay county until the Bay appoint
ment ia made.
Monroe. e. Harrington of Deer
field, Mich, charged with practicine
medicine in the township Of La Sale
this county, without having complied
with the Michigan law regarding en-
rollment, pleaded not guilty In justice
court and was remanded for examina
ton on April 8. The complaint wal
made by August Nobel, farmer o.
La Sale.
Flint.-A Buick employee, suffering
from the effects of spirits of ammonia
which were given to overcome weak
ness while he was being treated for al
injury at the factory emergency hos
pital, was picked up by North end OF
fcer for intoxication and lodged in jail
over night. In court It was prove,
that he had not been drinking and h
was released.
Hastings. q large attendant
the second annual Older Boys confer
ence of the Barry county YIN. G. A
opened in Vaudeville Shirley Grl
fifth Of Vaudeville. delivered an at
dress OF welcome. Ralph Robinson Q
Freeport. responded. The speaker
were State Grange Master j.
Ketchatn of Hastings. and Prof. Ere
Merrifield Of the University Of CHI
cago.
Alma.-Tbe following officers hav
! been elected for organizations at Aim
college,: Athletic aasociation: Pres
dent. Mark Spinney of Alma; vice-pref
ident, Donald Smith OF Alma; bushes
manager. Enrol Stafford OF Cadillac
Zeta Sigma Literary society: Pres
dent. Oscar M. Anderson of Omena
yice-president, Enrol Stafford Of Cadil
lac; critic. Alfred Rapworth Of Howell
secretary, Gordon French Of Coleman
treasurer, Georges Fitch Of MarIette.
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