The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-06-24
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Eaton Rapids-The baccalaureate
sermon TO the Eaton Rapids~ high
school graduating class OF "a students
was delivered at the Methodist chufch,
byIReys Albert n..Mer1erG II p IS y
q Aibiop.77The proposition; Of adept
ing eastern time FOR this city from
April to October / each year Is be-
ing considered by the Albion city
council. sgE t"tf'3sh ~ tf..tt
Port Huron.--Harry @Gnlow, line
man, who was burned while at work
on a transformer at the electric light
plant, is in. q critical condition. and
his recovery is doubtful. - ~ n
Albion.-The creamery Of the Maple
City Dairy company burned In this
city. The loss Is $1,000, partly COW
cred by insurance: II IS Thought the
Blaze started from the boiler.
sschetoyban M II. 2 Kh6rf, fof" I've
years member of the Cheboysan
Htg3S school, faculty., / Win sso 70 Che
South ;Sldeg Gpuf Rapids High school
next year no become INSTRUCTOR gin
mathematics. :
Eaton Rapids.-The strawberry crop
hero is nearly two weeks later This
season than usual. but the fruit grow
ers have commenced marketing the
home crowns in small quantities The
yield will be the heaviest in years.
Eaton Rapfds.-Rev.W William Brown.
for two years pastor of the Congre-
gational church at Onondaga, tve
miles east of this city, has resigned
and accepted call as assistant pas
tor to the First Congregational
church, Traverse City.
"a, Three Rivers.--What promises to be
the biggest cantaloupe crop ever
raised in Michigan is now being plant
ed in this vicinity. Thousands of
plants are being set out The soilsof
st. Joseph county is especially adabt-
ed to this crop; e q Y u
Lawton{ Grape growers myths VI
entity are, not looking for full crop
this year, Reports indicate that the
cutworm has done considerable dam.
age and that the buds are not setting
as plentifully as usual. although -conN
tions are believed to be better thar
they were year ago at this time.
Muskegon.-As the result of fte
quent accidents, County Autocop wa
liam Young has announced that hence
forth the provision of the state law re-
III ~ seke 30 I'm haf IL
lights on cars when approaching each
other at night will be strictly en-
forced.
Kalamazoo.-Sheriff Ralph Chap
man and his deputies are having diff
ficulty in Kidding the county Of gyp
sizes. Numerous gthefts are said 10
have been committed by them and
woman fortune tellers areforcing their
way into home. begging money or oth-
er articles, Eva IL AZ
Kalamazoo.-Police reports for May
show an increase in, the number of a.
rests made in this city for drunken
ness during the past 80 days. & This
year there were n arrested while last
May there were only S2. - Officers be-
lieve that bootleggers are to a very
great extent responsible for this con-
dition. An exceptional number Ok
liquor law violations was reported
during May 5CkC rEgg l.
Mason.-rAt the last chapel exer-
cises Of the year the members of the
senior class In the high school pref
sented n bronze tablet bearing Linz
coins Gettysburg address as q sout
venir of the largest class which ever
was graduated from this school. 1t
was presented by Stanton Elicit, press
idsnt of the class.
. Battle Creek.-Battle Creek alumni
of the University of Michigan have
contributed to the Michigan Union
building Attorney G. j. Goodrich RET
ported that 1865 had been raised in
this city and vicinity. One of the "old
grads" William X. Wooden, 1879, gave
$500. as did Attorney Charles G!
Greer. 1899. - A. ASA ~
Kalamazoo.-If City Treasurer VIII
liam Stauffer. has his way there will
be 200 arrests in Kalamazoo during
the next few days The city treas
urer claims that there are that many
people In Kalamazoo who have failed
to obtain dog Licenses and refuse To
do So tHe Is going to ask that waE
rants be issuedd NJ
Eaton Rapids.-The work of tearing
down tho old tabernacle at the STAG
Holiness camp ground here. that has
been In use for the past 80 years, 70
give place to the new structure, which
is to be memorial tabernacle to the
late Mrs. M. M. Callen of Cadills
was begun Friday. The contractor
says the new buiidingowili be complek
ed by July is. n
4 Lansing.--Announcement was mads
here Of the appointment Of Jason HanN
mond of this city as manager Of the
Grand Rapids and Kent county drx
campaign. He will be assisted by o.
Roy. Hatton, who aid the preliminary
work > IN Kent County Hammond
managed the Lansing city eampaigr
lin3 1910. 1917 aud 1915 and tho Inss
harn county campaign In 1912.