The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-01-08
State
Happenings

patients were carried out by nurBeea
No one WAS hurt.
Muskegon.-Par OF the Muskegon!
Commercial college building viii be-
taken over by the local post ONCE UNI
I'll the federal building 10 rebuilt.
Corunna--W. J. Tillotson. . septuaJ
genarian and for several decades y
druggist at Laingsburg. was sentenced
to pay . fine OF $500 In circuit court,
for violation OF the local option law.
Corunna. Justin Edwards. former
Grand Trunk railroad agent at Durand,
who pleaded guilty to the ehbesEle4
ment OF about 500 in railroad funds.
was sentenced to i've months In the
Detroit house Of correction.
Adrian.--The chapel at st. Joseph's'
academy was the scene of very pref
ty ceremony Of the Catholic church
when "a young ladies took their nrst
vows in the Order Of st. Dominic.
Muskegon. Health Oficer A. B..
Egan is fighting an epidemic Of scarlet
fever and smallpox here which has
been gaining ground. Strictest quar-
antine regulations are being enforced.
Grand Rapids.-Miss Rebecca Rich
mond. who gave ten acres of beauti-
fully wooded land on the outskirts of
the city recently for park purposes. in
honor Of her father. has increased the
gift with ten adjoining acres.
Flint-Out of So local option cases
tried in the circuit court during the
December term. so men and women
were convicted. Fifty-seven criminal
cases were disposed of during the
term.
Lansing.-Of the 10 lifers liberated
by Governor Ferris since he has held
Office not one has violated his parole.
He gave 172 men freedom in the past
three years, and of that number 80
proved unworthy and had to be re-
turned.
East Lansing.-Prof. H. X. Vedder
Of M. A. C. has defied with q shotgun
an order that all barns along faculty
row must be torn down to improve the
appearance Of the campus. Most OF
the other Objectionable buildings
along the row have been removed.
Eaton Rapids.-The body Of Mrs.
Louisa Bunker, q well-known pioneer
resident of this community. who died
at Ithaca, Mich. was brought to Eaton
Rapids for burial. She was the mother
of Wallace Bunker. manager Of the
Quality Kraut company Of this city.
Albion.-Through the death Of Mrs.
Manley b. Peters, at her home here.
Albion's Oldest married couple. In
point of number of years married. have
been parted. Mr.. and Mrs. Peters cell
ebrated their sixty-frst wedding ami.
versary October IS. Mrs. Peters was
eighty-one. and her husband IL nearly
eighty-thres years old.
Observation-Disclosures county road COM
missioners, Midland county onicials
and representatives of the Tittabawas-
see power interests met with the state
high commissioner in regard to q dis
pute over the route Of road which
could run through the site Of Q pro-
posed dam. After q stormy session It
was voted to make a detour Of tho
road.
Sault Ste. Marie.-Dr. Zachary vad-
nails of Marquette. was taken in charge
when found wandering In demented
condition ON outskirts of this city. He
was on his way to Montreal and had
been turned back by Canadian fmmi-
grafton authorities at the 500. Ont.
For eight hours he wandered the
| streets, then broke into q house, alleg-
ing that q boy was attempting to kill
him. Relatives took charge of him.
Port Huron.--Neil Marshall, aged
seventy-nine years, dropped dead dur
! ing the service at the First Presbyte-
rian church. The choir was singing an
anthem when Mr.. Marshall fell over
| in his pew. Before the singing was
over he had passed away. Mr.. Mar
| shall was lifelong member OF the
church and had been engineer at the
| Grand Trunk elevator for more than
thirty years. He was Mason.
Ann Arbor. Richard N. Hall.
who was killed on Christmas eve by .
German shell, while serving as mem
Der of the American ambulance corps
In France, was buried In Alsace with
full military honors, according to .
cablegram received by DIR. and Mrs.
L. p. Hall. his parents. The cable
gram was sent by their son Louis, who
IL also q member Of the same corps.
and said that he himself was sailing
for home on the first America-bound
steamer.
Petoskey.--H 10 not often that 2
sparrow can interfere with the print
ing of : Newspaper. but that happened
at the once Of the Petoskey Evening
News. A sparrow new through one
Of the windows Just ut press time and
persisted in perching on some part q
the machinery. The FRESHMAN tried
10 capture It 30 that the edition could
be run on. but It kept out Of BIZ
! reach. for half an hour. Finally one
| Of the helpers was stationed on top 81
4 the press and kept the little fellow
from alighting on the machine.
| Kalamasoo.-Dr Michael J. OMAN
chairman OF the Massachusetts state
| board Of insanity, and william Black
hail., architect. from Boston. inspected