The Yale expositor., 1922-08-31


Of Grand Haven, have caused pro-
test. The board of control proposes
to assess cottage owners, who rent
their places, $25 year extra and also
assess those who sell their homes
500. The question is to be decided
by the membership of the association
as Highland Park is located In a part
of the city operating under special
grant. The park is ruled by a board
of control.
The development OF the Cedar Hill
State park in the northwestern part OF
Lenawee county. near Wamplers lake,
is under way with force Of about 10
men under Robert Hark, of the state
park department. The improvements
contemplated include road making, pre-
pairing certain portions of the grounds
for campers and the reclamation OF
the high bluffs on Wamplers lake,
which is wearing rapidly down. About
$4,000 has been allotted for the work.
frank II, GllIudHb 81 ySdl Oiu' Va
Boston, who was paroled in the circuit
court at Monroe Aug. 5. after pleading
guilty to a bigamy charge, was de-
livered to the County Jail at Monroe
Aug. 10 by Deputy Sheriff John Knuth.
1t is charged he eloped with a Flint
woman, thereby violating his parole
He was arrested in Highland Park.
His first wife, it is said, committed
suicide in Boston. His second wife
lives in Detroit.
When circuit court convenes next
month at Cassopolis, the county seat
of Cass county, Mrs. Maude Storick
will be tried for the Staying by slow
poison OF her former husband, Claude
Cushing. She was arraigned at Do
wagiac before Justice Bilderback
and waived examination. Mrs. Stor-
ick is accused of doing away with
her husband so she might collect a
81 900 insurance policy and marry
Emory Storick.
May a village sell one OF its streets
to village official who had voted in
favor of the sale? Charles and Myr-
tella Everett ask this question OF the
village of South Lyons in an action
started for an injunction to prevent
village street being decided to Walter
Marshall village clerk. The Everetts
set forth that Marshall bought for S75
a street which was the outlet to their
II acres of property.
Clarence Warner 32 years DID, To-
ledo decorator, but more recently
Wexford county berry-picker who was
found in Grand Rapids in his 'love
nest" with two Cadillac married wo.
men, was sentenced by Superior Court
Judge Leonard d. Verdier to serve
term of from 1-2 to 3 years in the
state prison at Jackson. The maxi
mum term was recommended.
Plans for the rebuilding of Macata-
wa park, nearly destroyed by fire a
month ago, are being worked out by
the Macatawa Park Cottage Owners
Association. One Of the first steps
taken was the purchase of chemical
fire engine and $50 feet of fire hose.
Contracts for the erection of the board
walk to take the place of the o'd cem-
ent walk h& Je been let.
Plunging through fence and 80
feet down the steep embankment on
the McCumber Hill curve, five miles
south of Hastings, the coupe Of Frank
Herney of Hastings, was wrecked, and
Miss Luella Caswell, Hastings, was
internally injured, her right shoulder
fractured and doctors say she may not
live. Herney was cut and bruised but
not seriously hurt.
Claude H. Dunn, Dundee telegraph
operator, is free on $500 bond pending
trial in the circuit court on charge
of perjury. He is alleged to have per-
suaded 15-year-old Rillia Getty. also
of Dundee, to elope with him, and to
have given her age as is in obtaining
the marriage license. A minister at
Milan performed the ceremony Aug
18th.
Margaret Salay of Flint was given
divorce from julius Salay after testi-
flying before Judge Fred W. Brennan
that the only piece of furniture her
husband ever purchased during their
married life of two years was an Ice
box. She charged non-support.
The Lake Superior Mining Institute
held it's first meeting since 1917 in
Houghton, Aug. %, 29 and 80. The
Institute is composed Of mining men
from the copper and iron mining dis
tricts of Michigan, Wisconsin and
Minnesota.
A. L. Jillson, performing a medicine
dance at his home, near Saugatauk,
slipped and fell, striking his head
against the iron leg of a sewing ma