The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-10-20
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Hillmhn The Ilillman electric
light plant burned, causahg-Ia lesfs y
about $1,000
Mani4ee. As the result of actor
by the city commission the Manistes
RailwayCo. is obliged to resume iii
trolley bervice within ~ days or fer
felt its franchise. T9ISO ]
Detroh Herman f. Rademacher
traffic ofhcer. confessed to thesp.aFdel
of his Vie, according to policies M
woman WAS thrown off Belle Isle
bridge midnight. .LuftdgiIel
MancAona.-The farm owned by
Mrs. Mary Johnson. near here, = VIII
be used by M. A. c. as am experirueut
al farmn 1t parallels the Pennsylyan
la railroad and north and 'south4trunf
line Highways. =, ,T919R
Newaygo-While cutting ,lbapapas
from stalk at the store Of Thothp
son Broseers, Louis l.. Thlhpsun az
bitten Oh the middle finger Of tn, left
hand byfa tarantula. He has recov
cred from the effects of2thsl poisomy
MuskSgon.-Six tenants Of .sConey
Island" resort here, were removed as
"squattdrs" on orders of Circuit Judge
Vanderwerp. Two others will carry
their Gases to he1supreme. court
The Torrent estate claims the dand.
ChebTgan-Capt Tony Hudak says
state fiSh boats next Season will be
equipped with tanks having a capa
city OF 10000 legal size bass, and
that instead OF chanting try In tnland
waters. -bass-l0- inehes--will- -ha---de'
posted. .-.-----------.------------
Manistee-Dr Frank Larue OF Ell
berta has been bound over to circuit
court following arraignment on a
charge pf carrying concealed weap-
on. Hel is alleged to have attempted
to shoot Sheriff Haliock, who ,arsest {.
ed him bn a charge 6f drunk ehnsss.
Kalkabka-James NJ. GlbeM aud
his unde, Oliver cornwell. spent a
night oht of doors when they were
lost in b swamp east of here. They
built hre with their lasty match and
in the morning fou1d tAa rpah theS
sought b few feet west of their rest
ing place. 1Of 2I91IRU
Ionia, 1.-The request, of Warden
Thomas c. Burns .pfJonia Reforrha.
tory to Circuit judges throughout the
state nbt to sentence prisoners to
Ionia fof time because of the recent
fire here, was withdrawn by the ward
en-. WING announced places have been
provided for new prisoners. IN
Hollabd-Dr. James F. zwemer,
president of Western Theologicsl
seminary since 1916, died at his home
here pr. Zwemer was a member OF
the HOPE college tcmmcif foromany
years. HE was born at Rochester. n
Y, in 1850, and served various pas
torates jim Michigan and Wisconsin.
Lansihg-With the appointment OF
Clark II Brody, of Three Rivers. SEC
rotary bf the Michigan farm bureau
as a member of the Michigan agricul
tural bdhrd by Governor. Alex ]. GrQes
beck. plans for hagd7WinHrA worl
at the kollege are bsiHg laH Brod5
succeeds John w. ARsAusssM Oh De.
troit. resigned.
Kalarbazoo,-Mrs. Ada Loveland
SUSTAINED severe facial burns when
she sprayed her nose with a strong
acid byNmistake for an oil her physi.
n
ard. who drove frs--tuyriant- .to-a
doctors ofiieesaFwas arrested. as IA
speederF but was released after she
explained her mission.
Charlette- Elmer Parker twas ar.
rested ut Charlotte at thetreqsest
of Sheriff BGrd, of Hastings. so1 lcom.
plant Of Jasper Deeds. of Nashville
being accused of arson. Fire was set
in Deeds blacksmith shop ateNash'
Vile but went out after the Kerosene,
used to start it. had burnedCout. 1t
is alleged that Parker set the fire from
spite. .royI y. 4orn~ =
Sault Ste Marie, -Moying picture
theaters here were closed Sunday as
the result of orders from the police de-
partment that not only would the pro
prietors be arrested. IL they opened
their theaters, but, also. that patrons
as we'll would be taken into court
The Ministers association petitioned
the police department TO enforce the
Sunday closing law. Football games
not stopped.
Escanaba-MrsC Anna NJ Earle, oi
Detroit installed the following dis