The Yale expositor., 1919-05-29

Grand Rapids-George Maichel
died in Buterworth Hospital from
fractured skull received when hcke,
by horse.
, Baldwin-Plans are under way 20
the reconstruction OF Baldwin's cit,
hall, so as to provide rest room fo
out-of-town shoppers.
Evart-The body of Mrs. Adam
Brown, who disappeared from hel
home April 7, was found in the Mus
kegon River, near Hersey.
Port Huron-Many farmers in st
Clair County are depending entirely
on the help of boys to assist with farm
work, so scarce is farm labor.
Boyne City-Bee keepers from all
parts of Michigan will meet at Boyne
City July % and 23 for the annual con.
vention of the state association.
acknowledgements OF a mum.
Der OF influenza cases has caused
health authorities to open the city's
old detention hospital as a precau.
tionary measure.
Charlotte-John ii. Evans, of Olivet,
who received an appointment to teach
school in the Philippines has left for
San Francisco, where he will board
transport bound for Manila
Grand Rapids-Paul Charon, six
years old, was blinded in his right eye
when struck by steel arrow dis
charged from an umbrella rib bow,
In the hands of an 11-year-old play
mate.
Hastings-As the result of the dis
covery that dog recently killed here
was suffering from rabies, the State
Livestock Sanitary Commission has
ordered a quarantine for 80 days of all
dogs.
Washington request of residents
OF Barry County, Frank II. Rogers,
highway commissioner, has designated
a trunk-line highway to be between
Hastings and Nashville, distance OF
II miles.
Saginaw-Because bridegroom re
fused to supply party OF men and
q
stoned his home and as a result a
number OF the crowd paid fines in po-
lice court.
SUPERINTENDENT G. Rust, of Mer.
rill, has received the Croix de Guerre
awarded to his son, Lieut. William ii.
Rust, OF the 125th Infantry. who was
killed in action. Aug. 70 at Juyisny,
near scissors.
Pontiac-The Patterson Auto Body
plant OF Holly has been
sold to l.. A. Young, of Detroit, and
will be used as a cushion spring fac.
ory, employing $50 men. Housing
facilities are now being arranged.
Cadillac-Cadillac prides itself on
being democratic, so that it was not
unusual that oldest clothes were worn
It the ID. A. r. tea. One OF the gowns
vas $50 years old. The affair was in
he form of a war relic exhibition.
Battle Creek-Preparation have
'een made for the fortieth annual
tate convention of the Women's |
;hristian Temperance Union to be
eld here June 3 to inclusive. Pc
ween 500 and 600 white ribboners are
expected to attend.
Lawton-When Charles. the S-year.
Id son of Mrs. Roy Delmater, failed to
eturn from the barnyard, his mother
Investigated and found him lying in a
azed condition with his lower law
roken and all the teeth on one side
nocked out. He had been kicked by
ne horse he had been told to drive
Ito the barn.
Grand Rapids-Becoming lost in a
ide stretch Of woodland near Reeds 1
AXE, X. Ray Baker, local newspaper /,
an, was the object of a search which I
sted we'll into the night before he
as found. Reeds Lake was dragged {
nd his wife, who was with him when G
} became separated, was Frustrated
lille the search was on. /
heboygan-Word has been re. a
lived that Arthur Dargan. son of =
enry Dargan, OF this city, met death c
lille attempting to swim the Dyina
ver, near Archangel, Russia. while :
der fire, after a boat containing G
embers of A. Co., 310th Engineers q
ounded on a sand bar. All his per.
nal effects were destroyed by shell
e.
s. r. Gilbert Of ne n,
Dit, as president and general man :"
er. the Consolidated Cigar corpora. GO
m, capitalized at $4,000 900. is the W.
suit OF a merger OF several OF the
'gest cigar companies in the united =.
ates that has just been announced o.
I'm New York. With an output Of -
100000 cigars annually. "a fac. o.,
les throughout the country will he ~, w.,
'luded In the combine. w.
Charles Heth stenn.d DIR
IN jackson prison, where he SERVED
months for stealing a MOTORCYCLE
was arrested by Sheriff silsbv. Of
'ham county, for violation OF the I'll
'bation and sentenced by Judge
est for forgery committed in 1915 ins
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