The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-09-02
Michigan NetOs
Tersely Told

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Eaton Rapids-Mrs. Elizabeth Col
ling, recently celebrated her 1O5th
birthday.
Marquette-A record cargo Of ore
was taken from the l.. S. & l. dock by
the Morden when 1920 tons was
loaded.
Mt. Clemens-The market, which
was agitated here for years, is now
a reality. 1t will include all lines or
food produce.
Cadillac-Ordained ministers. who
attended the Northern Michigan Sew
enth Day Adventist camp meeting
here, donned overalls and erected
tents.
Grand Rapids-Geo. A. Clark, 81,
OF Tampa, Fla, drowned in Grand
River. He stepped into a deep hole
and his heavy wading boots pulled
him under.
Grand Rapids-Ofhcials of the
Grand Rapids Railway company have
refused TO accept contract with the
city based on an inventory to be taken
under its auspices
Daggett-Mr Brown. farmer, of
Devils Creek, near Daggett, Menom-
inee county, was gored by bull, but
escaped death thrOug, the timely as
sistance of his young son.
MarQutte-Main portion of the
Cleveland Cliff Iron Co.'s dry and
change house at the Cliff mine was
wrecked by fire. Two hundred min
ers lost their working clothes.
Marquette-Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.
Fawcette, OF Norfolk, Va, reached
Marquette after a 5000 mile motor
cycle trip. They will visit Munising,
Escanaba, Menominee, Frankfort and
Detroit.
Albion-Laverne Sutton, of Hast
ings, Albion college student, injured in
fall in a local factory, is critically III
at the city hospital, spinal meningitis
having set in. His recovery is not
expected.
Ann Arbor-Baron Gerard DeDgeer'
perhaps the most distinguished geol'
ogist in Sweden, who arrived in the
United States, will deliver one. and
perhaps two lectures to University OF
Michigan students in October.
Hillsdale-Farmers Cooperative
association was organized at Mosher
Vile with these officers: President
1. d. Angell vice-president, Raymond
Pope; directors. w. A. Gillespie, D
b. Ravens, James Wooden.
Battle Creek-George Whitmore
left in Battle Creek in the wake of a
recent circus. was run over on the
Battle Creek-Kalamazoo road by
speeding motor car. He received
broken leg and lost most of his scalp
Soo-Otto Fowle, former state sen
ator, former mayor of Saulte Ste
Marie and prominent banker, is dead
He was a graduate of Hillsdale col
lege and former president of the
board of trustees of Newberry state
hospital.
Big Rapids-Damage suit for $30,00l
brought by the estate of Guy l.. Shen
eman against the Pere Marquette wa
settled out of court for $1,000 Th'
suit was the outcome of wreck nea
Traverse City year ago when Shene
man and five others were killed
Saginaw-When Mrs. John Weaver
20 years old, entered her burninl
home in Arthur township near Reese
TO recover some of her effects, sh
was caught in the flames and burne
to death. The body was not recovere
until the flames had been extil
guished.
Pontiac-Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Wi
son were sentenced to the Detro1
House of Correction for 80 days afte
pleading guilty to beating the five
year-old daughter of the woman
Neighbors interfered and called o
fcers who found the child bruise
from head to foot.
Constantine-Sevent dollars wort
of clam shells were taken by Sam ID
Wis and his wife from the beds in tn
ST. Joseph River, two miles below thi
village, in a single day last weel
From one of the sheels IAN UNUSUAL
beautiful and brilliant pearl, said
be worth $50, was taken.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS range lights |
Portage entry, formerly operated
oil burners, now are electrified. tn
current is supplied by a submarir
cable. Nine additional lights in tn
part OF the Keweenaw waterways wi
be included in the new system as soc
as the cable can be extended.
Eaton Rapids.-Pollution of the W
tiers of the Grand River, probably
the refuse of industrial plants, is b
neved by Deputy Game Warden Frar
Millenbacher to be the cause OF Il
destruction of fish, hundreds of whii
have been found floating in the riv
recently The city's sewage also e
tiers the river near the point whe
the fish were found. and due to lc
water during the summer season, tn
may have an effect in destroying 4
game species. An investigation W