The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-06-22
MICHIGAN
RREVITIES

Maurice or Detroit were lnJufeu mere
when the automobile in which they
were riding struck a telephone pole.
Albion.-City Manager Remley has
established II city greenhouse in which
all the plants for use in Anion's sew
eral parks will be grown.
Hastings. - Kenneth, four-year-old
son of Herbert Wilcox, residing east of
this city, was seriously scalded when
he fell into pail of boiling water.
Misunderstanding stock in
church ut so a share is the unique
way members OF the Stockbridge Ave
nue. Methodist Episcopal church have
hit upon to raise the church debt.
Kalamazoo.-Mrs. n. Il. Sprinkle,
fOrty-two, died, leaving mOtherless five
small children. She was taken to
hospital to be operated on for appendi-
citis.
Charlotte.-William Beekman, for
mer postmaster of this city, died at the
home Of his daughter as the result Of
n stroke Of apopleXy about Il week ago.
Mr.. Beelimun was n Civil war veteran.
Albion.-The creamery of the Maple
City Dairy company burned in this
city. The loss is $1,000 partly COW
cred by insurance. 1t Is thought the
blaze started from the boiler.
Grand Raplds.-The jury in the in
quest 10 determine whether the shoot
ing of Elmer Spiedell by Deputy Sher-
if Grant Ellsworth was intentional
or accidental returned Il verdict exon
Grating the officer.
Ann Arbor.-Willlam Beaubien Of
this city was the victim when ham
mer with which fellow workman was
driving a beam slipped and broke
Beaubien's nose. The men were re-
pairing n barn.
Hastings Hundreds of members
of odd Fellow lodges In Hastings,
Woodland, Freeport, Prairieville, Gale
donia and Nashville attended n school
of instruction held In the Odd Fellow
temple here.
Kalamazoo.-Frank Verbridge lost
little home where he had been given
permission to live without paying rent,
because he threatened to whip paint
er who came to paint the house. Yer
bridge was taken to the poor farm.
Eaton Rapids.-NIrs. George Good
now, widow Of an Onondaga Civil war
veteran, died suddenly Mt the home Of
her daughter, Mrs VIII Steel, of apo
pleXy. She was siXty-eight years old,
and Is survived by a son and daughter.
Grand Rapids.-Because Theodore
Hollis became involved I'm a quarrel
in local cafe, he will have to com
plete Il 15-year sentence in Marquette
prison, Of which he has served but
two years. Hollis was recently parOled.
He was intoxicated when arrested. and
was returned TO the prison.
Kalamazoo.-If any more city Off
Gals take junkets they need not expect
that their bills will be paid by the city.
Mayor James 3. Balch has formally
notified the members of the council
that he will not O. X. a single bill pre-
scented for any kind Of trip to any con
vention by any city employee.
Lansing. THE first part of the
schedule of the statewide tuberculO-
sis survey In Michigan will be COM
pleted this week when the campaign
closes in Tuscola and Sanilac coun-
ties. 1t will end the work i'm the
southern peninsula until October,
when the Health First" party will re-
turn from above the straits.
Hastings. Charged with selling Il
mOtorcar upon which c. IT, Osborn of
Hastings held Il chattle mortgage. Ed
ward StrOck Of Des MOincs, Ia. pro-
prletor Of a garage here three years
ago, was arrested in Des MoInes and
brought here He pleaded guilty. In
addition to settling his Indebtedness
he had to pay Barry county S20l
OwOsso.-Edmund o. Dewey. for 10
years postmaster of Owosso and huh
Of the Republican organization in this
county, whose Democratic successor
soon will be appointed, it is alleged
was chosen manager of the campaign
in Shiawassee county to make Michi-
gan dry. Byron p. Hicks of Durand,
! former prosecuting attorney, is mem
/ Der of the dry committee. 1t is planned
TO raise a campaign fund Of $500
Albion.-Burglars entered two AL
! biOn houses, taking gold watch.
money and jewelry i'm the home Of
Ernest Kable, but were scared from
the home of Henry Keck before TAX
/ ing anything. Mr.. Keck had been
victim less than "a hours before of
! pickpOckets, who got pocketbook
containing $102 while he was return
ing from Jackson on an interurban
car
Battle Creek.-Behlnd closed doors In
the city hall, representatives OF the Ad.
vance Rumely Thresher company de-
! Tended their complaint against the 1910
assessment made on the property by
Assessor g. ]. Ashley. Ashley I'm.
creased the Advance Rumely valuation
by nearly 100000 on real and personal
property. The Calhoun Gas company
also has filed an objection TO Assessor
Ashley's assessment on its Monroe
street property as being $4,000 higher
tbon Tho actual Investment