The Yale expositor., 1920-10-07

ueatn OF Lawrence Torn, ~, Oh MAT
lette, Mich.
Soo-Chippewa county farmers
signed contracts to market all their
hay crop through the Michigan farm
bureau for two years.
Albion-For the first time in 10
years, Albion College has passed the
500 mark In enrolment for the first
two weeks of registration.
Alma-Mrs. Jesse Wolford. city
clerk for several months, and the
first woman to ever hold Office in
Alma, resigned her position.
Escanaba-William Zank, So, of Es-
canada, was instantly killed when
struck by a falling tree at John c.
Cavities camp near Bark river.
Cadillac-The average expense to
the candidates for county Offices was
$40.98, according to statements filed
Of expenses in the recent primary.
Kalamazoo - Hartford Automotive
Parts Co., OF Hartford Conn, purchas-
ed Acme Universal Joint Co.'s plant
here and voted 100000 to enlarge 1t.
Monroe-Chris Monol, candy mer-
chant, was arrested on a charge OF
assault, preferred by Mae Smith, who
Is also suing him for $4,000 damages.
Misunderstanding guilty to statu-
tory offense against two girls OF IL,
Andrew Regenerus was sentenced to
one to five years in Ionia by circuit
court.
Menominee-Mrs. Henry Bell and
her daughte., Maude. were seriously
injured when porch upon which they
were sitting gave way and they fell
20 feet.
Sault Ste. Marie-Representa
of 62 cooperative stores here formed
the Northern Michigan Wholesale
Cooperative association. capitalized
at $250,OOO.
Menominee-Dr. Walter r. Hicks,
Menominee surgeon, SO years old,
died suddenly on board the Isabelle,
private yacht of ]. d. Wells, Menom-
1nee lumber man.
Kalamazoo-Petition to recall the
manager commission form of govern
ment and to restore the councilman
charter are now being prepared for
circulation in Kalamazoo.
Grand Rapids-Neighbors, alarmed
by the disappearance of Mrs. Maggie
Foote, nurse, called in the police. who
found the woman's body in bed, where
It had lain for several days
Cadillac-The Cadillac Gas Co. is
preparing to spend $4,000 on improve
ments. A duplicate pumping appara-
tus will be installed and a coal un-
loading tower is being built.
Grand Rapids-Grand Rapids Gas
Light Co.'s gross profit in August was
-18,568.31, wiping out deficits of eight
months and leaving a balance of 81
99S.47, the company reported.
Armada-Harry Blues of this place.
saved himself from drowning in a
well into which he fell by holding his
head above water, although his shoul.
der was broken, for three hours.
Pontiac-Hereafter 1t will be an
offense punishable by fine for motor
lists to drive with cut-outs open in
Pontiac. Patrolmen have been in
structed to pick up all who do so.
Hillsdale-The new directories, the
work of college students, are out and
give the names of 6,04e Hillsdale peo-
pie. That is a gain of $40 over the
government census, which was SAG.
Menominee-Edward James Bar
stow, 1s months, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Barstow, of Menominee, died
from scalds received when he pulled
a kettle of boiling water over him.
self.
Cadillac-The board of education
will ask the city commission for a
budget appropriation of $4,000 to
support the schools this year. The
amount asked is $4,000 more than
last year.
Mt. Clemens-Martin Crocker, post
master, has announced the appoint
ment of Arthur Pringnitz as assist
ant postmaster to succeed Herman
Mason, resigned, who held the Office
for six years.
Port Huron-Port Huron is to stand
ardize its fire MIGRANTS and hose at
tachments as the result of a cam
paign now under way in Michigan to
have all fire MIGRANTS and other equip
ment of standard size. At present the
fire hose of one city can not be at
tached to hydrants in another city
owing to the variance of threads.
CONFERENCE.-The arrest and return
TO their homes of Richard Raudman,
Is, and Mildred Preston, 16, blasted a
romance that began when the two
entered the freshman class in the Con.
stantine high school this fall. They
were taken into custody on a farm
near Moore Park, where they had
hired out to remain until they were
old enough to get married. Both are
members of prominent families, but
parental objection to their friendship
led them to elope.