The Yale expositor., 1896-02-14
NEWS OF A WEEK.
A Budget of Happenings in and Around ST.
Clair County


Clair County
Croswell has broom factory which
is turning out a good grade article.
Rev. +. Loeb and' family, of Capac,
have gone to their new home in Baden,
Ont.
Diphtheria is not yet stamped out at
Coleman. Two new cases were report
ed last week.
Port Sanilac citizens want the Cros-
we'll planning mill and are likely to
get it.
Croswell bicyclists have petitoned
the council to allow them to ride on
the sidewalks.
st. Clair's boy mayor, John Z. Whit
ing, has gone to Ann Arbor to take a
law course at the university.
Some thief stole $500 from the house
of Frederick Schlottman, in Casco
township, in the absence of the family.
1t is expected that the new Harring-
ton Hotel in Port Huron will be open
ed June 1st. 1t Is handsome s.ruct-
ure.
The firm name of j. Jacob ~ Son,
Port Huron clothiers, has been chang
ed to ga. jacob the One-Priced Cloth
ier."
The +. & p. NJ. engine house at Sand
Beach burned Tuesday during the
heavy wind. The cause of the fire is
unknown.
C. A. Vannest, of Croswell, has or
ganized string bands at Port Sanilac
and Sanilac Centre and is now tackling
Carsonville.
w. j. Moore, the inventor of the
Moore telephone, will move his fac
tory to Caro-, where 5000 has been
pledged for him.
The last number of the Capac high
school entertainment course, was a
lecture by Judge Sidney Thomas, on
Tuesday evening.
Marlette people are already tired of
being left out of the world and think
they were little precipitate with the
Bell telephone company.
John Cumming, Chief Ranger of
Court Custer, No. 402. of Brown City, is
o. candidate for the Office of High
Secretary of I. o. f. for Michigan.
Gilbert Townsend, of Marine City,
has an inheritance in the shape of an
old clock which has been in his family
for one hundred and seventy-eight
years.
A new dining room and many other
new buildings will be put up at Stag
Island the coming season. A public
telephone will also be placed on the
island.
1t is expected >that the name of
"Second Ward Park" in Port Huron
will be changed to washington
Square" and "Sixth Ward Park" to
"White Park"
Thomas Hunt and family, of Port
Huron, were overcome by gas and
nearly died from the effects. Pipes
underneath the house, but not used in
the house, sprung leak.
Andrew Seegar, ST., an old man, liv-
ing alone in Cass City, was found dead
on his floor last Sunday, death sup
posed to have resulted from apoplexy.
Deceased was "a years of age.
Four hundred men, employees at
Davidson's ship yard in West Bay City,
struck this week, because the company
refused to discharge an obnoxious fore
man. Trouble is anticipated.
A Kenockee farmer named Carl
drove to Port Huron last Saturday
WITH ~ uOIeH eSPs. Ills tcaiil ran
away, wagon tipped over and deposit
ed man and eggs III one Shiny mass.
A Memphis farmer borrowed cut
ting box of neighbor about three
years ago and only recently returned
it. Now the nelghbor sues for the use
of the machine and the end is not yet
Robert Mckay, a pioneer of Bruce
township, Macomb county, dropped
dead last week on Saturday as he was
walking from barn to house. Cause,
heart failure. Deceased was SO years
of age.
Yale Again on Pine Root Cough Syrup.
Yale, July 10, 1895.
r. f. Holden, INLAY City, Mich:
hereby certify that have used the
Pine Root Cough Syrup in my family
for some time and find it az recon-
mended. 1t is the best cough med-
cine l ever used in throat or lung
trouble. Yours resp'y, n. s. Connell.
For sale by Grant Holden.