The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-02-22
General News.

GOrL huron CITY ms O,-fl iOJeIS.
Barnum's circus will appear in Port
Huron August next.
1t costs Sl.64 per capita for board at
che county house per week.
Mrs. Lizzie Paulos, of Capac, will be
sent to the Eastern insane asylum.
Port Huron Catholic societies are
making great preparations for ST. Pat
rick's day.
The races on the ice at Marine City
last week were very interesting and a
great success.
The residence of Persis l.. Buzzard i,
of Wadhams was nearly all destroyed
by fire last week.
The Baer block. Port Huron. will
hereafter DO known as the Chamber OF
Commerce building.
Joseph Snyder, of st. Clair township,
bit OFT William Yeip's nose and now he
is in the county jail.
Port Huron ladies have organized a
Women's relief Corps, an auxiliary to
VIM. Sanborn Post GAR.
Mrs. Reuben Smith, of Cottrellville,
died last week, on the farm on which
she had lived just 60 years.
DIOWH Slly dlC ~
seige of measles. About thirty are out
of school with the malady.
Port Huron letter carriers have or
ganized branch of the National AS
ISOLATION of Letter Carriers.
On February Goth. the Mystic Shrin-
ers, of Detroit, will visit Port Huron
and give grand street parade.
A. 3. Palmerlee, of Armada, has
been appointed hay inspector at Port
Huron, by the chamber of commerce.
Sllas Clark, living northeast OF
Brown City, lost his house and con-
tents by fire on Friday night, February
Sth.
Marine City people would like to get
their coal for $500 ton the same as IN
Port Huron, but now they have to pay
S6.l0.
The late !. d. Carleton, of Port HUI.
ron, had an estate of $4,000, all be-
queathed to his wife during her life
time.
The Methodist parsonage at Mt. Yer.
non burned recently, from an over
heated stove. Loss, $1,000 with S45C
insurance.
Samuel Schlchter, of Brown City
! died last week after two days illness
from peritonitis. lie leaves wife and
a ten day old babe.
J.. b. Rice, of Port Huron, is of the
opinion that we will have no peaches
this coming season, the cold weather
! being too much for them.
Patrick llerson, Of Inlay City, has
recently received letter from his son
who has not been heard of in ten
years and was supposed to be dead.
David Murray, son of George Muir.
ray, OF Lynn, had his leg badly broken
! in the lumber woods at Mckinley
Mich. lie cannot be brought home
for several weeks.
The smuggled celluloii which was
captured in Port Huron some time age
was offered for sale in Detroit last week
but as ten cents II pound was the high
est price bid, the sale was declared Off
The farm house of Thomas Spencer
near Caro-, burned TO the ground on
Friday night, February Sth, when q
| blizzard was raging, with all its con
tents and four year old child which
was cremated in its bed.
w. T.. Leonard wants Sl25 from the
city of Port Huron, to pay doctor:
bills in consequence of injuries receiv'
ed from defective sidewalk. He
doesn't want the earth, only sufficient
to pay bills incurred.
While leading a horse with the
halter wound around his finger, James
Harrington, carrier between Port
| Huron and st. Clair, had his finger
torn completely from his hand by the
horse jumping away from him.