The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30
General News.

NllJ Will ~ lCNbhiO NOuioN
this winter.
Inlay City has nine grocery stores
ana not a saloon.
A new boat is being built at Algonac
by A. Smith q Sons.
The cheese factory at bennington
is for sale at barg in.
Towards mill in Port Huron, ha
closed down for the season.
The new Baptist church at Columbus
was dedicated last Sunday.
Port Huron post Office has seven
mail carriers and two sub-carriers.
The Carsonville Journal has been
enlarged to a six-column quarto.
The home at Lapeer for the feeble
minded will be opened about April Sd
Nearly 800 people have died in Por
Huron and vicinity during the past
year.
The county treasury is empty with
not enough money to pay running eX-
penses.
There are indications of a coal war
in Port Huron. Coal will likely be
cheap.
Five thousand dollars has been raised
for the Port Huron new y. NJ. c. A.
building.
The old Congregational parsonage at
Port Huron will be used by the Young
Mems Club.
The Steamer City of Mackinaw of
the ID. q G. line, has made its last trip
for the season.
The yellow chrysanthemum has
| hnan nhooan fhn Hnmar Of tha nj
versity of Michigan.
ID. Leach, an old resident of Minden
City, has moved 20 Ubly, where he il
interested in the bank.
Frank Tucker, the theatrical man.
ager and actor, has had one of his
legs amputated, the result of fall.
Mrs. Leitch, of Deckerville, aged "a
years, died suddenly last week. De-
ceased had lived in the same township
for forty years.
Mrs. Thomas Kenney, of Port Iu.
ron, accidently took an overdose OF
morphine and life was dispaired OF
for some time.
Detroit has an epidemic of diph
liberia. Several schools have been
closed. There is an average of twenty
new cases day.
George Perkins will sue the city OF
Port Huron for damages on account OF
defective sidewalk causing him q
wrenched ankle.
The Brown City Banner will hereaf.
ter be printed on a beautiful new press
The banner issued large supplement
in its last weeks paper.
Rev. John Frost, of North Branch
while visiting in Port Huron, was run
over and knocked down by hack, re.
ceiving serious injuries.
The Dutch Farm, near Port Huron
was sold at public auction last week
to satisfy a mortgage. 1t was pur-
chased by John w. Porter for SO, 593. %
The first issue of the new paper al
Algonac has been published. 1t j:
called the Algonac Resorter and the
publishers are Chas. Layden and j. r.
w. Lumley.
A farm of 122 acres two miles be.
low the Oakland, has been purchased
: by W. b. O'Brien of Detroit, for Sl2 ,00(
. and who will divide it into lots fol
: summer cottages.
For the year ending October 8, there
were 45S marriages in st. Clair county
Since the new marriage law went into
effect in September 1887 there have
been g. 62 marriages.
Willie Wanamaker, q foolish Por
Huron boy, has been sent to the poo
house. 1t is said that he is second
cousin to John Wanamaker, Phila
delphia' 5 merchant prince.
Rev. A. Klein, late pastor of tn,
| German Evangelical church of Por
Huron, committed suicide at his home
last week by hanging. Rev. Kleir
had been insane and at the asylum
but was recently brought home for q
visit as he seemed to be better.