The L'Anse sentinel., 1916-05-06

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Albion. Phil O. Hartdho.' hklSs s1cli
photographer. died 1t his home. heSS %
pleurisy. He u survived by BY
widow. Wv "A n Y
Calumet. Raymond Crosse twenty
two. OF Hubbell. died from the e6ects
OF drinking nitric acid while despond
emit because Of Illness. s.
Flint. Another double session oi
circuit court has opened here with
Judge Joseph Barton Of Big Rapids -
sisting Judge Mark Stevens.
Bay City.--The Free Methodists OF
the East Michigan district held two
day holiness convention In Bay City.
About thirty ministers are 10 attend,
ance.
Saginaw. Governor Ferris has &C
cepted an invitation from Mayor Hilem
F. Paddock to address the Twenty NIL
lion Dollar club Of the Pere MarQuette
railway. y.
Hastings. David Searles. aged sew.
enty-five, Civil war veteran and
prominent pioneer resident OF Barry
township, died in the Soldiers home In
Grand Rapids. N, 81.
Milford. The First State bank Of
Milford has completed plans to erect .
new bank building. to cost $4,000 to
$4,000. The present quarters have
been outgrown.
Albion.-The opening session Of the
thirty-fifth annual convention Of the
Calhoun county w. C.. T. ". was held
here with delegates present from
every section Of the county.
Lapeer.--Earl Downing, nineteen. Of
Burlington township, was arrested BY
Sheriff Carrigan on q serious charge
made by seven-year-old girl. He was
brought to Lapeer and will have .
hearing before Justice Perkins.
jackson. Julius Paine, . Michigan
Central engineer, died At his homo in
this city after Q long illness. He 10
survived by his widow and one son
and daughter. He began his railroad
career when youth at Chelsea.
Ann Arbor.-Wellington M. Logan.
executive secretary Of the Detroit Y.
NJ. C. A., was the principal speaker
at the seventh annual banquet Of the
young married peoples Bible class Of
the Church of Christ (Disciples).
Hillsdale.-When his horse ran away
Andrew Carver. aged seventy-five
years, whose home was three miles
west Of this city, was thrown from his
wagon and his skull was fractured.
The horse ran into an empty automo-
bile. wa
Hastings. Mayor Frank Horton
has made the following appointments
to city oflices: City attorney. Thomas
Sullivan; city physician. DIR. G. H. Bar
Der; city marshal. Albert Meyers;
night policeman. Sam Anderson; fire
chief, Joseph Sage.
Battle Creek.-Dan Clark. eighty.
seven years old. said to be the; oldest
fiddler in Michigan. il dead. follow
ing brief illness. Thirty years ago
he was a grocer on Main street. Clark
street. Battle Creek. was named after
him.
Through an order issued
by Judge Lamb. the Citizens Tele-
phone company is prevented from IN.
creasing rates pending review of the
proceedings in the recent suit Of the
city Of Cadillac against the phone com
pany Us. N &ss
Hillsdale. - A. @. Mitchell. Gene
Ryan and William Rowan of Hillsdale
were arrested and fined for taking
black bass out of season at Baw Besse
lake. The arrests were made by State
Deputies James Tawse. q. Pitcher and
G. Everhart. <
Granville.-Mrs George Hammond.
aged seventy-four years. a resident OF
this village all her life, died here OF
pneumonia following a four-day I'll.
ness. Her father, Dwight Rankin
who came here in 1886. was one Of
the first settlers here
b Eaton Rapids. George F,abiano. Ital.
isn fruit dealer here, suffered injuries
when thrown from his wagon. His
hDrse ran away and collided with an
automobile belonging to s. M. Keiffer
clerk Of Hamlin township. F'abiano was
unconscious for half an hour after the
accident.
Lansing state board of health
has received report from DR.. H. H.
Cummings of the University OF Michi.
gan health staff that out of 81 students
recently examined for tuberculosis IL
were found to have the disease. DR..
William DeKleine, who is head OF the
statewide ant.tuberculosis campaign,
hopes to encourage all colleges in the
state to follow the example OF the
state university in the matter OF ex.
afnining students for tuberculosis. y
Muskeeon. The Industrial boom In
Muskegon and the resulting remark
able growth In building activities has
brought the amount of crushed stone
snd gravel shipped into this port far
In excess Of past records. The Lake
Shore Stone company barges are
bringing in capacity cargoes OF
crushed stone from the quarry north
Of Milwaukee. Scows loaded with
gravel from the Grand river beds are
being towed in daily. The sandsucker
Hydro, now o stone boat, fs frequently