The Yale expositor., 1919-03-20
Saginaw horse shoers
will meet here April and 8.


ern Michigan met here to plan in
creased production and better seed.
= Iron Mountain--John Andrews, Jr.,
has been renominated for mayor and
Miss Jennie Gee was victor over John
Corn, for city clerk.
Port AUSTIN. e. Wallace was
elected president, and Mrs. Dan Allen
treasurer. Mrs. Mary M. Buffers and
Mrs. j. F. Pittwood were elected to
council.
Grand Rapids-The federal grand
jury closed its session here. More
than 80 liquor violation cases were
presented and many true bills were
returned.
Adrian-Hugh Hale, who says he IS
a former soldier, is being held here on
a charge of forgery. He gave a check
in payment for a load of coal sent
TO an address that did not exist.
heboygan-Charles Sherry, aged 6.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Sherry,
was shot and instantly killed by the
accidental discharge of a rifle in the
hands of his 12.year-old brother, Ar
mold.
Traverse City-By mutual consent
the hearing of Mrs. Stanislawa Lip
crynski, held in connection with the
alleged Staying of Sister Mary Janina
at Isadore IL years ago, was postponed
to March 81.
Albion-Harold Wochholz, of Albion,
and Russell Boyd, former Albion col
lege student, are chosen among the
first $50 men of 1000 to be sent from
the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton to Brest, France.
Saginaw-The Saginaw Shipbuilding
company has started work on 18th
ship of its "a contract with the Emer-
gency Fleet corporation and this one
and IL others to follow will be 1920
tons instead of $500.
Owosso-Gilbert Wildermuth,
young farmer living in Caledonia town
ship. has begun suit fer - 100
against his father-in-law. Henrr Sell
hoff, of Rush TOWNSHIP, fCc "a sed
alienation of his wife's aHeco on.
Adrian-Adoption OF ne 100000
good roads amendment = The electors
this spring, more good roads and
greater community spirit were urged
before the Chamber of Commerce
here by L. j. Fasquelle, secretary Of
the Detroit Real Estate board.
Manistique-Peter Mukovich, al
legged slayer of Dan Kalich,, was ap-
pretended when he attempted to
board a train about IL miles north of
here. The shooting took place as Ka-
Itch and his bride of a few days were
walking home along railroad track.
Monroe--As there are several thous.
and quarts of confiscated whisky
lockedup in the basement Of the court
house here the board OF supervisors
instructed the prosecuting attorney to
confer with insurance companies as to
whether this is permissible under the
county's insurance policies.
.Lansing--Dr. A. A. Patterson, of
Chippewa Lake, who has been making
charges against the management of
the Traverse City State hospital, al
leging cruelty while he was an inmate
there, has been asked to come to Lans-
ing and tell his story to the Traverse
City hospital committee of the house.
Adrian-After several months futile
inquiry as to whether her son, Lieu
tenant Alfred G. Scarborough, is alive
or dead, Mrs. Catherine Scarborough
was notified in letter from the boys
company commander that he fell in
action while leading his men, but that
no trace of him could be found. He
was shot through the stomach and
sent to treatment station.
Bay City-Ulric Flinthoff, %, was
sentenced to serve from 21 to 40 years
in Marquette prison by Judge Hough-
ton, Flinthoff was convicted OF a statu-
tory charge against a 13-year-old girl.
Flinthoff protested his innocence on
being sentenced, and then requested
that he be sent to Jackson instead OF
Marquette but without avail Flint
hoff claims that he is the victim of
frame-up.
Grand Rapids-There is less
indigency in Grand Rapids than for
many years. Figures for the year
show that the decrease has been near
ly GO families a month. The saving
to the city has amounted to approx
mately $500 monthly. One hundred
and twenty-five families are depen-
dent for medical aid. The average
cost for aiding a family is $3.50
monthly Medical cid costs about
$3.50 an individual, or So for family.
Owosso-Dr. A. NJ. Hume of Owosso,
who for two months has been in
charge of the bureau of military relief
maintained at New York by the war
preparedness board for returning
Michigan soldiers, declares that there
are in Walter Reed hospital. Wash