The Yale expositor., 1919-03-06

prior to its sale last year, Is dead in
Douglas, Ariz.
Hastings - Influenza cases have
again become so numerous in Hast
ings that the board of health has ord
cred strict quarantine.
Lapeer-Mrs. James Kintz, about 40
years old, died as a result OF injuries
received when bull attacked her
uncle. Dan Sipley. recently.
Saginaw-Dr. Edward A. Ward, OF
Saginaw. just out OF army service. has
been elected head of the Michigan
State Osteopathic association.
South Haven-Dr. Arthur c. Ryn-
yam. So, died suddenly OF heart dis
ease. He was a dentist and was &C.
tive in Democratic politics, and wss
interested in gas properties in Mich
igan, Indiana, Wisconsin and Min
nesota.
Saginaw-Paul Guerda, 80 years old,
charged by Wooster, Ohio authorities
with the murder Of George Krivu-
kutza on January 16. 1918, has been
through letters intercepted by the
Wooster police.
st. Joseph-This city and the village
of Eau Claire claim the honor of en-
rolling the oldest Berrien county wo-
man voter. St Joseph presents Mrs.
Mary ]. Beers, aged 81; Eau Claire's
list numbers Mrs. Elizabeth Kendall
aged 80, who made a three-mile trip
to enroll
Ionia-The sheriff of Genesee county
arrived here from Flint with 10 pris-
oners for the reformatory. John Zabi-
Yak, who shot up his family in Flirt
Christmas, headed the procession and
was taken to Ionia State asylum. The
reformatory crowd included several
blackhanders.
Lansing-Mrs. Flossie Galloway, OF
Lansing, has just received $500, 900 be-
queathed to her by w. F. Hindsman,
of Buffalo, N. y. who died two years
ago. Mrs. Galloway was a niece Of
Mr.. Hindsman. 1t is the plan of Mr..
and Mrs. Galloway to travel. Mr..
Galloway is a stone mason.
Grand Rapids-Henry McCrory, 3S,
formerly of Rockford, Mich. commit
ted suicide by shooting himself in the
forehead after going to his garage.
He went to see his wife, who works
for her father-in-law, N. II. Roberts,
In a restaurant but failed on account
of the noon rush hour business. They
had been separated for two months.
Saginaw--The eastern regional pur.
chasing committee OF the United
States railroad administration is 90
ing to assist the Saginaw valley coal
miners TO keep going and has recon-
mended to the Pere Marquette rail-
road that 1t buy more coal, according
to word j. B. Kirby, of the board OF
commerce, received from Washington.
Adrian-Fifteen hundred Lenawcc
young men took part as soldiers or
sailors in the war against autocracy.
This estimate, the first authentic
guess at the number of service men
who have offered their services, or
their lives, IL need be, was made By
the committee of Lenawee women
who are preparing the war record OF
the county.
nj De- IL
rural mail carrier on a route out of
Davisburg, was instantly killed when
his automobile was hit by a freight
train at Clark's Crossing near Davis.
burg. The machine was wrecked.
Parker has carried mail over The
same route for II years. Curtains
on his car prevented a view of the
tracks. Surviving are the parents.
and the widow and three children.
Owosso-Lloyd Tower, of Byron.
won a verdict of $50 in circuit court
against Floyd Bassett, Charles Meir,
ST.. Charles Meir, Jr., Howard Remis
and Winnie Pratt, all of Byron, in a
charivari case. He sued for $4,000.
alleging that they kidnapped him, put
him in a car and took him five miles
into tho country and made him walk
back because he refused to tell where
his newly married sister and her hus-
band were.
Kalamazoo. A. English, former
editor Of the Augusta, Mich, Beacon,
and until recently turnkey at the
county jail, was arrested as a member
of a gang which has been doing a
wholesale business In bogus checks
in Kalamazoo in the last few months
English, who IL the father OF IL chill.
dren. is said TO have admitted being
the ringleader Of the forgers who
swindled the s. II. Burma Coal com.
pany out of s32e.25 last fall. Other
arrests are expected to follow.
Kalamazoo-Ralph, the baby SON OF
Miss Jessie Harrison, OF oshtemo
township, was offered as Exhibit A at
the hearing OF the breach OF promise
euit for $40 600 brought NV the chfIa,s