The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-09-16

row here. Giesregren is in the hos.
pital.
Pontiac-Frank NJ. Lansing, cashier
of the Milford State bank. secretary
OF the Milford Board OF Commerce.
and active worker in Boy Scout cir
cles, is dead.
Albion-Mrs. Eleanor T. Avann, re-
tired last June by Albion College as
assistant professor OF Greek, has
gone to Maxton. s. c., to accept
similar position.
Eaton Rapids-Miss Dorothy Man
ming, a nurse In training at the Har-
riett Chapman hospital. caught her
foot In the hospital elevator and 1t
was crushed severely.
Bay City-Thieves backed an auto
mobile up to the barber shop OF Law
renee Prior in Munger, loaded up ev-
erything in the shop that was not
nailed down and drove away.
Adrian-Charles Schemerhorn, OF
Hudson, was probably fatally injured
when the hay fork he was using
broke and he fell to the floor, alight-
ing on his head and shoulders.
Battle Creek-Mrs. Arvilla Colt, II
years old, was sentenced to 20 days
in Jail by Justice Carl Gray for VOL
ating a diphtheria quarantine. She
could not pay fine of $40 and costs.
Grand Rapids-One hundred line
men, repairmen and installers, en-
ployed by the Citizens Telephone Co..
went on strike when the company
refused a wage increase of Is per
cent.
| Hancock-Fifty gallons of whisky,
600 gallons Of mash, much raisins,
currants and other dried fruits and
raid on the basement of a pop factory
here.
Ferndale-The village commission
has appointed 10 auxiliary patrolmen.
who will protect the village on special
occasions subject to call at any time.
They will be paid only for the time
they serve.
Battle Creek-Police were practic-
ally without a clue to aid them in
capturing a burglar who held up and
robbed Mrs. G. Z. Foster In her home.
The Fosters are minus $4,000 worth
of jewelry and cash.
Adrian-Many holdups in the re-
sort region in the northern part of
the county and on roads entering
Adrian, induced a number Of applica-
tions for leave to carry weapons
No permits were granted.
Eaton Rapids-Local photographers
better than the old city water for
developing films, for the rust spots
that came from the use of the city
mineral water are done away with.
Grand Rapids-Hirth Krause Co.,
shoe and leather goods, increased its
capitalization from $4,000 to ST.
100000 and purchased the Christian
sen Glove factory at Greenville, which
will be operated on larger scale.
Authenticated in the August
building permits of S227,500 was one
granted st. Joseph academy for a
fve-story building to cost $275.000.
The building will accommodate classes
for the college course recently added
Pontiac-Following a quarrel with
workman engaged in the d. u. R.
extension here, William Doan, super
intendent of construction was stabbed
and seriously injured by Chris Faux
ner, colored, according to police re-
ports. Faulkner was arrested.
Pontiac-When a piece of meat
lodged in the throat of John Kennedy
Sc years DID, patient at the Pontiac
State Hospital he checked to death
in few minutes. Kennedy had been
patient five years. His body was
taken to Brown City for burial.
neutrality-suspicious. to float $780,
600 bonds and to vote thereon April
4, 1921, for a tuberculosis hospital on
the Thurlow farm, seven miles west
of Marshall, will be presented to the
supervisors of Calhoun county in an.
nual session here Oct. IL by Calhoun
County tuberculosis society.
Saginaw-The second annual con.
vention OF the Michigan Department
of the American Legion closed with
the unanimous election OF Lieut.-C
Guy M. Wilson, d. S. c., of Flint, as
state commander. Withdrawal of all
opposition before the election averted
the expected contest on the floor.
Houghton-Copper country sports
men are urging law to close the sea.
son on deer and partridge every other
year. AS far as can be learned this
proposal has never been put before
the state game and fish commissioner
but discussion has revealed a marked
trend of opinion in favor of such &C.
ton.
Flint-Alexander Johnston, 81. is
being held here on charge of muir
der following the fatal shooting of
his son-in-law, Oscar Woods, during
"a family nuarrel polica COW Tohne