The Yale expositor., 1918-08-15


Algonac-Dr. w. E. Bostwick.
physician here for 20 years, has been
commissioned a captain in the Med
ical Reserve Corps.
Muskegon-Fred s. Tuxbury, local
druggist, was arrested. charged with
selling Jamaica ginger in violation OF
the state prohibition laws.
Olivet-Among the war courses to
be offered by Ol.vet College next year
will be instruction in methods OF train
ing wounded men to do useful work.
ey-Vice-president Thomas
r. Marshall, who with Mrs. Marshall,
is spending the summer here, has
gone to deliver addresses in Dayton.
o.. and Dixon, Ill.
Grand Rapids-Voters at the pri-
maries here August 27 will wear tags
as they leave the polls. 1t is believed
the tagging OF voters will bring more
citizens to the polls.
Port Huron-John Gillesby has
been awarded a free ticket and ex-
penses to the state fair as the result
OF his winning the highest standing
in school work last year.
Manistee-John Anderson, son Of
Charles Anderson, Western Michigan
contractor is the first Manistee sol
dier to receive the coveted Croix de
Guerre for bravery under fire.
Grand Rapids-The city commits
sion will not allow Mormons TO preach
their doctrines on the streets of Grand
Rapids nor their missionaries to visit
homes here and pray with families.
Saginaw-All but three members
of the city fire department have join
ed the American Fire Fighters asso-
citation, affiliated with the American
Federation OF Labor, and the local
Federation Of Labor.
Muskegon-S Sheriff Stauffer's force
is investigating the drowning OF Ar
mold Siedenstrang, aged IA years, IN
Bear lake recently. The lads body
was recovered in short time, but
efforts TO resuscitate him failed.
Hillsdale-The closing of contracts
with Miss Mildred Rood, of Chicago
university. as teacher of English and
Miss Marion Struble, of Boston, az
teacher of violin completes the fac
ulty of Hillsdale college for next year.
Hillsdale-Delbert Baker and wife
were bruised but not seriously hurt.
when the brakes on their automo lie
failed to work on the steep Jonesvills
hill three miles from here. They we're
thrown into a ditch. The car was bad.
ly damaged.
Muskegon-Richard Block, alias 10.
seph Smith, wanted at Manitowoc,
Wis, on train wrecking charge, 10
held at the local jail. Block, it is said.
was convicted OF an arson charge and
admits he broke jail. He was working
m local foundry when arrested.
Muskegon-S. O. Hartwen, superin-
tendent of Muskegon schools for three
years, has resigned to become mead OF
st. Paul schools. succeeding A. IL.
Hartwell, formeI Petoskey school su-
perintenGent, who goes ~ Buffalo.
Hartwell came to Muskegon from
Kalamazoo.
Hillsdale-When the steering gear
of his automobile went wrong, the
machine turned q complete somer-
sault and landed right side up In q
ditch, throwing Files Potter and his
wife, of Osseo, out They escaped
with slight bruises, but the machine
was wrecked.
Ann Arbor-Wounded American
soldiers in hospitals in England do
not lack entertainment. according -
Major Udo Vile, who has returned to
Ann Arbor on a six months furlough
after IA months work In establishing
and directing general military
base hospital for Americans, near
Liverpool.
Lansing-Michigan veterinarians
have petitioned the State Board of
Agriculture for the removal of DR.. R
P. Lyman, dean OF veterinary medi-
cine at the Michigan Agricultural Col.
lege. Lack OF cooperation with veter-
mary organizations and failure to de-
velop his department satisfactorily
are charged in the petition.
arrisonville-Frank' Barton was
seriously injured, Mrs. Barton's leg
was broken and face badly cut, and
two others were hurt Saturday when
new Ford automobile they were
driving was struck by a locomotive.
Clarence Baldwin and Mrs. r. c. Pat
tee we're the other passengers. All
were from Barton City, Alcona county.
Lansing-Saloon-ke and whole
sale liquor dealers in Toledo are ad-
vising Their customers not to attempt
to smuggle liquor into Michigan. Ac-
cording to the state food and drug
commissioner, Fred L. Woodwork.
persons purchasin. bottle in, Ohio
towns near the Michigan line are be-
ing warned that It is dangerous to
carry At across the state lire.
East Lansing-Barberry bushes of
the high-purple-leafed variety have
heen pulled up by the thousands and