The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-07-15
MICHIGAN
BREVITIES


at the summer school for preachers at
Kalamazoo college.
Muskegon.-Word has reached Mus
kegOn Of the marriage of Miss Mona
NJ. Kramer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Kramer Of this city, to David
MacLagan Of Toledo, O.
DowagIac.-Milton d. Bailey, twen-
ty-five years old, prominent Dowagiac
young man, was drowned while bath
Ing In the mill pond. He leaves Wild
ow and one-year-old baby.
Benton Harbor.-Busiest places In
this county nowadays are the Gamer
les which are at vantage points all
through the fruit belt. ut Coloma, Wa
tervliet, Berrien Springs, Sodus, Ben
ton Harbor and other towns.
Kalamazoo. = William Ralaski, es-
capped from the Kalamazoo State hos
pital, walked all the way to his old
home In Grand Rapids, and was arrest
ed there ten minutes after his arrival.
He is back in the asylum.
Battle Creek.-Names of no auto
lists who have failed tofuse their dim
mers have been taken by plain clothes
men and patrolmen ut Chief w. II.
Farringtons orders, and each will be
sent personal warning.
Caro.-Mrs. Ealy, wife Of J. M.
Ealy, cashier of the State Savings
bank, Is dead ut her home here. Be
sides the husband, she Is survived by
two brothers, Grant and James Slo-
cum Of Detroit.
Manistee.-Following an illness with
of Manistee for over 80 years, died in
Mercy sanitarium here. He was forty
seven years of age and was an officer
Of the local organization Of d. o. ii.
Muskegon.-Th assessed valuation
of the city of Muskegon has been
raised by the board Of supervisors to
So, 536,026, boost of $4,000. Mus
kegon Heights, local suburb, how
ever, was reduced 100000.
INSTRUMENTATION II. Hines, a pio-
neer of Muskegon during the height Of
the lumber era, is dead at his home
here, aged seventy-six. He was past
master of Lowell Moore lodge, f. & A..
NJ, and veteran Of the Civil war.
Mt. Pleasant.-Mt. Peasants board
of trade furnished the cigars, coffee
and lemonade at county basket picnic
in Island park July 4. An old-fashioned
parade of horribles" attracted more
attention and comment than the line Of
handsomely decorated automobiles.
Mason.-Clyde Durfee disappeared
while awaiting trial In circuit court, to
which he was held under $1,000 bond.
He has been located in Chicago by
Deputy Sheriff Silsbee of Webberville,
and brought to the county Jail In this
city. Durfee was arrested on a charge
Of violating the local option law.
Muskegon.-Former State Senator
John vanderwerp has entered the race
for the Republican nomination for cir
cult judge of Muskegon and Oceana
counties, to succeed Judge James Z.
Sullivan, Democrat, who has just COM
pleted month aiding in the DISPOSE
ton of cases In the city Of Detroit.
Muskegon.-The housing situation in
Muskegon has resulted in an unprece-
dented demand for cottages at all of
the neighboring summer resorts. Cot
tages representing an investment of
over $500 are bringing half of that
amount in rent for three or four
month period.
Northeastern Q. A. Cook, seventy
four years old, who resides south Of
town about two and one-half miles,
was found face downward in the road
unconscious, where he had fallen from
q load of ground feed. A wagon seat
on which he was sitting fell and struck
his temple, and he died an hour later.
Iron River.-Thel body of Forest
Laviolette, aged twenty-three, of Stam-
baugh, was found in the south branch
of the Paint river, Is miles west of
here, where he went fishing. He was
subject to epileptic fits and while wad-
ing in the river probably had an attack
and drowned when help was near.
Ann Arbor.-Mrs. Dorothy A. Han
chett of this city announced the mar
riage of her daughter Dorothy to A. q.
Simons Of Mount Morris, on May %,
in Detroit. Mr.. Simons is graduate
In this years engineering class, and is
now employed by Gardner s. Williams
of this city on some construction work
in Minnesota.
Grand Rapids.--Six persons were
pinned under an automobile and all
were injured when Miss Celia Bosnia
OF Muskegon turned Ford machine
too far to the right on Monroe avenue,
causing the vehicle to strike the curb
and upset. In the machine with Miss
Bosnia were her father, Albert Bosnia
her mother, her sister Gertrude, Miss
Edith Harris and Miss Eveline Coop
err daughter Of Doctor Cooper, all Of
Muskegon. Mrs, Bosnia was the most
seriously injured. The others were
cut and bruised, some badly.
Flint.-The interest paid on savings
deposits In the five Flint banks for the
last six months shows an increase of
$4,000 over the interest paid the last
Of December, making the total amount
fhat will ho mid dapositors SRA 070 90