The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-06-17
STATE NEWS
In BRIEF

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Mason.-The Ingham county nor
NAL training class will graduate the
largest class in the history of the de-
partment, June 20.
Bay City.-Mrs. Jane Trudell, sixty
five, widow of the late John B. Trudel',
and,a member Of well-known pioneer
family, died of apoplexy.
Kalamazoo.-Henry Dasher, who had
the reputation of being able to fore
cast the weather with almost unfail-
ing accuracy, is dead here.
Muskegon.-A pageant, with more
than 1000 members in line, VIII be
the big feature of the state conven-
ton of the Loyal Order Of Moose,
June 21-23, in this city.
Jackson.-An inventory just com
pleted by the public library staff dis
closes the fact that books on religious
subjects led in the number of volumes
given out during the last year.
Benton Harbor.-William ]. Clauser,
seventy-five, a Civil war veteran. died
at his home here after a brief illness.
He was member of the One Hundred
and Seventy-second Pennsylvania regi'
ment.
Port Huron.-An epidemic OF inhu'
enza and pink eye has broken out
among horses in the vicinity Of Smith
Creek. Representatives of the state
live stock sanitary commission are on
the ground in an effort to check the
spread Of the disease.
Benton Harbor.-The first strawber-
ries have been shipped out. Frank
Avery OF cambridge sent five cases
over local boat line. Fruit outlooks
are of the brightest. Another two
weeks will see the strawberry season
approaching its height.
Monroe.-The body of Walter
Feinauer, twenty, son Of Walter Fem
auer, undertaken at the village of Ida,
was brought to Ida for burial. Young
Feinauer at Sandusky, O., was killed
by the Twentieth Century Limited on
the New York Central.
Grand Ledge.-Roland Simpson and
Miss Ella Ashley were married Sunday
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Edwin
Stanton. Rev. ]. Towner officiated.
The bride is teacher and the groom
is in business here. They will reside
here after wedding trip.
Adrian.-Rev. Edwin Montgomery,
pastor CT the Third Presbyterian
church of Fort Wayne, Ind, will be
called to the pastorate of the Adrian
Presbyterian church to succeed Dr..
John A. Seibert. who has resigned TO
take the lecture platform.
Marshall.-Kiril Spiroff Of Permitted
township won the free trip to the state
fair for having the best standing In
the eighth grcde examinations and for
answering 20 questions submitted by
the state fair. One boy in each coun.
ty in the state will get free trip.
Muskegon.-A recent decision of tn q
supreme court, sustains the verdict
given Mrs. Peter Jolman against for
mer Mayor Frank Alberts of Muske-
gon. In the original suit jury award
ed $500 damages against Alberts, who
took the case to the supreme court,
and won a retrial. The second Jury
found, for Mrs. Jolman in the sum
81 $4,000.
Bay City.-Representatives of the
various mine locals are holding ses-
sions here to reach decision on the
difference between miners and opera
tors over the scale which led to clos
ing some of the workings this week.
The question Of determining the
amount OF slack taken out OF the
mines Is the bone of contention. Some
Of the mines are operating.
Benton Harbor.-Ernest Morrison of
Millburg, In the employ Of the Nit hi
gan Central railroad here, narrowly
escaped death on the Riverside road
when he collided with horse and
buggy. The youth was thrown from
his motorcycle and severely bruised.
while the buggy was demolished. The
fact that the horse SHE'D, allowing
the machine to- strike the buggy in
the rear, saved Morrison's life.
Grand Rapids.-After numerous de.
lays by the supreme court proceedings
brought by Prosecuting Attorney
Barnard to disqualify Judge Durham
of the superior court from presiding
in the trial of the city hall scandal
cases, City Treasurer James Hawkins
will be arraigned in the superior court
on a charge of embezzlement. Haw.
kins will enter plea of not guilty,
and his trial will be set to follow the
Page murder trial.
Hillsdale. = Preliminary arrange.
ments we're started here for the or.
ganization of a chamber of commerce.
in Hillsdale. A campaign committee
has been appointed consisting of Fred
q. Perry, Donald Buchanan, II, J. pur.
CESS, F. l.. Farnsworth, A. Kesler
F. L. Smiley. q. A. Roethlisbereer
George e. Walworth, w. H. Frank.
hauser, James Decker, Dennis @. Clan.
cy. William Edmonson, John French
J. F. Ball. ]. w. Mauck, G. M. Barre,
Bert Stone. Ford Foote and T. A,
Fowler.
Jackson.-This city Is I'm the grip OF
an epidemic Of measles. There are
more than 400 cases at the present
time and the list is increasing daily.