The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-10-06
MiChig a n
Happenings

VINO took food to Edward Baldwin. 70
years old, at his shack at Bay Shore.
found him dead. He was famous as
fiddler for country dances.
Muskegon-Rev u. s. Villars, pastor
Of the Whitehall M. e. church, is wear.
ing overalls, carrying dinner pail and
working in the Linderman munitions
plant on week days. On Sunday he
breaches. The increased cost OF living
Is the cause.
Ann Arbor-Forty-fiv members "
the Eleventh Michigan volunteer cav
airy held their thirty-second reunif a
in this city. They led the line OF
march in the patriotic parade that saw
103 OF Washtenaw county's young men
off to Camp Custer to train for war.
Grand Rapids-Mrs. Anna Caulfield
Mcknight last week launched the wo-
mems Liberty loan campaign, believed
to be the first movement Of its kind
in the United States. Farmers wives
especially are being asked to encour-
age their husbands to purchase bonds
from the next issue to be f1oated in
October.
Port Huron-The work of surveying
the Lake Shore Pike road running
north to the Sanilac county line has
been, completed and bids for actual
construction are being asked. This
road will be of concrete, ten miles
atoh o. x,x.l
road are being constructed in st. Clair
county.
Port Huron-James Dale while
working in a steamer hold unloading
iron ore, was killed when a lump hit
him on the head.
Adrian-Frank Whether. farmer,
shot and killed an unidentified man
whom he found prowling about his
house. Whether collapsed after the
shooting.
Hastings-Emil Tyden, of Hastings.
and Evanston. Illinois, inventor and
manufacturer, who offered his service
free to the war department, has been
notified that his offer is accepted. He
will be employed in the ordnance de.
partment, devising gun carriages. He
will receive the rank of major. Ty-
den's greatest invention is car seal.
which is used by railroads In every
country.
Adrian-Herman o. Erlacher, former
Adrian confectioner, who was lost"
in the woods of northern Michigan dur
ing the hunting season of 1915, was
alive and well on September 10, 1917.
This information came to members OF
the local draft board when they re-
ceived his registration card from auth
critics at New Haven, Conn. Erlacher
went north with a party of Blissfield
hunters in November, 1915. Searchers
secured the north woods for several
days and a reward was offered for his
body.
Owosso - The central Michigan
championship auto races came to an
abrupt ending with the program un.
finished when the machine Of Herman
Block, Of Redford, the Ford State
champion, skidded on some loose
dirt in the turn on the half-mile track
in the, second preliminary OF the free
for all while making less than 80
miles an hour and crashed through the
fence. The car turned completely
over Block escaped with few
bruises. VIM. Lucka, his mechanic,
was rushed to the hospital. He was
bruised and cut about the head, face
and back.
years old, motorcycle racer, died OF
injuries received during a speed trial
At Comstock park.
Jackson-Thomas Kelly was arrest.
ed here in connection with the STAY
ing OF Miss Virgie Duvall, in Moberly,
Mo-, six years ago. Photographs OF
the slayer resemble Kelly.
Highland Park.-Because she would
not help him escape the draft army by
signing an AFFIDAVIT that he was sup
porting ner, Andrew Biban. Ford EN-.
ploye, shot his wife, Anna, six times.
Thieves who demolished
a safe in the Helmerberg jewelry
store failed to get $4,000 worth Of
diamonds in the safe, although they
escaped with $500 worth of jewelry
taken from show cases.
Detroit-Classes for radio operators
are to be established in the Y. M. c. A.
Students will be taught by S. w. Ed
wards, federal radio inspector. First
class apparatus, as used by the gov
eminent and the Marconi company,
will be used.
Marshall.-James Murphy, who kill
ed Henry Harris in Albion, June 8. at
a dance, was given 80 days in jail. He
was charged with manslaughter, but
the prosecutor, after preliminary ex-
animation changed the charge to as
sault and battery.
MISUNDERSTANDING report from
the police matron that motorcycles
caused the downfall of the majority
Of delinquent girls here, the city coun-
Gil adopted an ordinance forbidding
more than one person to ride at one
time on a motorcycle in the city.
Grand Rapids.-Anna Holcomb OF