The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-04-29
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+ standish. me rthvsstern Nichi.
gan Rural Csrrisrs' association will
meet 1t Tawas City, May30.
ST. Johns, George Stanchall, q Civil
war veteran. Il dead, at the age Of
eighty-twp pears.
Ypsilantf. John Smith. eighty-four
years old. retired farmer and one OF
Washtenaw county's pioneers. died
here Monday. 1880
Muskegon.- REV. Levi Miller OF Ce-
dar Springs. Mich. has accepted the
call Of the Michigan Heights Baptist
church. He will take up his new du-
ties May z.
Hillsdale. FIillsdale supervisors APP
propriated money toward q county
normal training class, to be estab.
lished In connection with Hillsdale
high school.
Eaton Rapids. This city will have
another industry, the Quality Kraut
company having arranged to add q
cucumber and caulifower sailing sta
tion to its kraut manufacturing bust
ness.
West Branch--M. H. Gard, seventy
nine. died at Onaway, and the remains
were brought here for burial. He was
born in Ohio and came to ogemaw
county 30 years ago, He was vet
eran Of the Civil war.
Harrison Marvel Rayner, about
forty years old, residing two miles east
of Temple. met his death from o gum
shot wound. He was alone with q
brotherin.law. who said the shot was
accidental.
Battle Creek.-Dan Clark. eighty,
seven years old. said to be the Oldest
fiddler In Michigan. Is dead, follow
Ing brief illness. Thirty years ago
he was grocer on Main street. Clark
street. Battle Greek, was named after
him.
Cadillac.-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 coin,
pany.
Hillsdale. - A. G. Mitchell, Gone
Ryan and William Rowan OF Hillsdnle
were arrested and fined for taking
black bass out of season at Baw Betse
lake. The arrests were made by State
Deputies James Tawse, G. Pitcher and
C. Everhart.
Granville.Mrs. George Hammond.
aged seventy-four years, resident of
this village all her life, died here OF
pneumonia following a four-day ST.
ness. Her father, Dwight Rankin.
who came here In 1886. was one of
the first settlers here.
Eaton Rapids. George Fabiano, Ital.
ian fruit dealer here, suffered injuries
when thrown from his wagon. His
horse ran away and collided with an
automobile belonging to s. M. Keiffer,
clerk OF Hamlin township Fabiano was
unconscious for half an hour after the
accident.
Eaton Rapids.--A large number OF
Sunday school workers attended the
annual Sunday school convention a
Onondaga. DR.. F. 8. Goodrich OF Al.
bon college was the principal speaker.
Papers were rAad by Rev. william
Brown OF Onondaga, Rev. b. A. Wade
Of Aurelius and Rev. H. ID. Deucher
CT Mason. The closing address at the
evening session was delivered by Rev.
q. H. Conan. president Of the Insham
County Sunday School association.
Saginaw.--A controversy has arisen
between State Highway Commissioner
Rogers and County Road Commission.
er Edered over the reconstruction OF
the Merrill bridge over the Titta-
bawassee river. The structure was
washed away during the recent high
water. The county commissioner be-
lieves It the duty Of the state to re-
build the bridge as II Ii on the state
trunk line highway, while the state
commissioner is of the opposite 'opin-
ion. ~ IS st.
Ludington. Death came to two pio-
-heers. Mrs. John Cooney, seventy,four.
resident of Summit since 1852, IL sur
vived by four children. Mrs. George
Salzgaber Of Summit; Mrs. Krack.
Newaygo; +. M. Cooney Of Summit,
and William Cooney Of Traverss City.
w. J. Nelson OF Victory had lived on
his farm so years and was seventy
I'VE years OF age. He II survived by
ave children, Mrs. Bartell Of Victory;
Mrs. Victor Nelson Of Chicago, and
Walter, Olga and Esta Nelson Of Vic
tory.