The Yale expositor., 1920-09-30

Holland-Mrs. Helm Van Lente, 76,
the last person to be married by DR..
A. c. Van Raalte. founder of this city.
is dead. She was married Sc years
ago.
MasonLEvert Clark, who left
Mason for Pittsburgh. has struck gas
in a well in the outskirts of Pittsburg
with an initial flow of 100000 cubic
feet.
Gladstone-Miss Lorette Martin, IS,
was seriously injured internally when
a gasoline velocipede, carrying her
and five others, threw them into a
ditch.
Petoskey-Six cents as damages
was awarded Miss Emily B. Bloss. of
Cincinnati in a false imprisonment
action against Sheriff Charles Z.
Miller.
Pontiac-Six of the Ia men and wo-
men nominated as candidates for the
first commission under the new city
charter have declined to accept nom
nation.
Standish-Crawford County teach
ers' institute will be held at Grayling,
Oct. 22. Assistant State Superinten-
dent G. N. Ottwell, of Lansing, will be
conductor.
Albion-Women of Albion are cir
culating a petition asking the city
council to place before the electors
"A proposition to bond the city for a
100000 hospital.
Ontonagon-Forest fires are raging
in the vicinity of Green and Gran
berry rivers, few miles west OF
Ontonagon. Reports say that the
situation is serious.
Port Huron-Commission E. T.
Blackery, of the st. Clair county rural
school board, announced that fire pre-
vention day will be observed in the
country schools Oct. 8.
Albion-Improveme in the local
gas plant to cost $4,000 are being
held up by delay in the delivery OF
parts ordered three months ago, much
impairing the service here.
Cheboygan-James Owens, 13, son
of William E. Owens, Grant farmer,
was instantly killed when bicycle
skidded and he fell under the wheels
of load of lumber driven by his
father.
Bay City-Miss Ethel Hendee, for
the past two years general secretary
of the Y. w. c. A. here, has resigned
to accept a position as general secre-
tary OF the Y. w. G. A. in the Bronx,
New York.
Standish-Recount of votes cast in
the primaries for Republican state
representative, resulted in the de-
claration of Rep. Ramsey as nom-
mated over Charles 8. Wilcox by a
few votes.
Cadillac-Wexford County has col
lected $5,590.44 from bonding COM
pany which went surety for the treas
urer of Wexford township. This is
the amount the treasurer had on de-
post in the Bank of Mesick when the
bank failed.
Pontiac-A writ Of habeas corpus
has been fled here to secure Gus
Larion, a prisoner in Jackson prison,
as a witness at the new trial of Rob-
ert Garner, former road commission
Ell once convicted of serious offense
against young girl.
Kalamazoo-The 25th Michigan In
fantry. which defeated Gen. John
Morgan's Cavalry Brigade at Tubbs
Bend, will hold its twenty-ninth an
nual reunion in this city, Oct. 7-S.
Meetings will be presided over, by
Charles Clement, Of Colon.
Port Huron-Patrick Sullivan held
for violation of the liquor law may
secure his freedom for helping to
Illustrate a jail delivery recently.
Sullivan tipped officers off to activi-
ties of several prisoners who had
been supplied with steel saws.
Grand Rapids-To protect claims,
said to be 100000, creditors of Biar
Crohon, planned to take over and
operate his tannery and other prop
cries but found the real estate and
Iann0Ty WeI6 lIduSLcIECu ~ EuWuiu
A. Atlas Leather Co. OF Detroit, said
TO have claims of 100000.
Muskegon-The first national ex-
hibit of domestic foxes ever attempt
ed In the United States. will be held
here Nov. "a. 20 and 26. Any fox
owner may exhibit. Entries must be
in by Nov. 10. This will be the first
time breeders of domestic foxes ever
have had an opportunity to gain a
national rating for their foxes.
Monroe-Petitions are in circula-
ton asking submission to the people
OF a proposition to amend the city
charter, giving each of the six pre-
cincts representation on the commits
sion and to have the clerk and treas
urer elected by the people instead of
being appointed. Monroe now has a
mayor and two commissioners.
Grand Rapids-Nicholas Schmidt,
before returning to Germany on a
visit, obtained citizenship papers
here that he might not be prevented