The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-05-03
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NEWS IN GENERAL.
Many Minor Michigan Matters Mi
nutelY Mentioned.

Many Minor Michigan Matters Mi
nutely Mentioned.
The Armada creamery was sold last
week to Samuel Hulett for S645.
Brown City has six girl graduates
this year.
There are nine prisoners in the
county Jail.
There is scarlet fever in one family
at Croswell.
Mrs. Eliza Brooks, resident of Ar
mada since 1868, died last week, aged
So years.
A new Grand Army Post has been
organized at Armada called Hiram
Barrows Post.
Memphis has had over thirty ap-
plicants for the position of principal
of the school.
Ernest Wiemann, of Armada, has
gone into the business of breeding
homing pigeons.
Harmony Lodge +. & A. NJ. of Ar
mada expect to dedicate their new hall
Friday evening, May 10th.
The Lady Maccabees of Peck are
building new hall. The Sir Knights
can pay them rent or stay out.
The Capac band is making things
lively in the town by giving free open
air concerts these nice evenings.
The seven-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm. Shorkey, of Marine City,
fell into Belle river, and was drowned.
St. Clair High School boys have or
ganized base ball club and are pre-
pared to do up the surrounding
country.
Twelve Romeo citizens contemplate
purchasing strip of land on st. Clair
flats near Star Island for camping
purposes.
The management of the Utica Senti-
mel has been put into the hands of
rhos. III. Todd, late with the Cass City
Enterprise.
j. l.. Cook, the blind man of Inlay
City, gives u performance with his
Comedy Company of 10 people at
Brown City May 9th.
A six-year-old child of VIM. Ingals,
of st. Clair, stumbled and fell into Il
fore he was rescued.
Men employed on a sewer in Capac
village struck for Sl.25 per day instead
of Sl.00 and meeting of the council
was called to solve the question.
A large yeranda is being built along
the entire front of the st. Clair county
poor house and it is further proposed
to buy forty rocking chairs for the use
of the inmates.
The Commercial-Tribune Office in
Port Huron, was badly scorched by
fire Thursday night last week and a
great deal of damage done. The loss
is covered by insurance.
A German, named William MANI,
who had just moved from Canada to
Capac, cut his throat with razor last
Friday. He was % years old. No one
knows the reason for the act.
Brown City boys piled heap of
stones on the railroad track last Sun
day, just for fun. special freight
came along and the stones flew. The
boys were not arrested but would be
another time.
Mrs. Atwell, of Marine City, wife of
Capt John Atwell, owner and master
of the Harry Cottrell, fell between the
steamer and the dock at the Star
Island House, and was so crushed be-
tween ice, steamer and dock, that she
died in few days, suffering agonies.
Charles Caseber, who lives north of
Romeo, was kicked in the face by a
vicious colt, last week, crushing his
nose to a jelly, breaking his cheek
bone, injuring his eye badly, and max.
ing great cash in his cheek. If the
man RECEIVERS he will have u very de.
formed looking face.
A young man by the name of Brodie,
stealing ride from Battle Creek to
Port Huron, jumped off the train at
the tunnel, rolled oyer and the cars
passed over both arms, cutting one off
at the elbow and the other at the
wrist. He will probably recover.