The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-03-13
NEWS OF A WEEK.
Budget of Happenings in and Around ST..
Clair County

a Budget OF happenings in and Around ST.
/ Clair County
New Haven wants miliner. Good
opening for right party.
The Blaine Club in Port Huron will
hold big banquet in April.
Charles Mcmillan. of Ubly, is an
other embarrassed merchant.
Decoration day and the Fourth of
July come on Saturday this year.
The senior class of st. Clair high
school will produce drama March IL.
The Young Mems Reading Rooms al
st. Clair have been closed for the sea-
son.
Mrs. David Chambers, of Port Huron,
has become crazy from the effects of
the grip.
Marlette will celebrate in proper
manner the opening of the new school
| house.
Michael Kinney, "a Port Huron hack
driver, took an overdose Of laudanum
and died from its effects.
A. w. Reed. of Worthwhile, has filed
a trust mortgage for 81, ia for the ben
eft of creditors.
The Capac fair society are already
planning for Il double wedding at their
grounds next fall.
Marshal Abbey, II pioneer of Mar
lette, dropped dead at his home last
week at the age of ~ years
There have been two deaths from
| typhoid fever at the st. Clair county
poor house. The house is quarantined.
Mrs. Mary Sibley, of Armada, cele-
brated her 93rd birthday last week by
giving tea party to u number of her
friends.
The total tax levy in Port Huron in
1895 for all purposes, city, state, coun-
ty and special assessments amounted
to $lSl,775.99.
The Port Huron Driving Park Asso-
citation will hold their spring meeting
June =, 3, 4 and 5, and the Banner
meeting August IL, II, Is and II.
Yves. Burt, of Capac, took q mouth
full of carbollc acid instead of his medi-
cine, but as he did not swallow it the
only result is Il pretty sore mouth.
Laborers who worked on the Port
Huron q Lexington railway have COM
menced proceedings in chancery
in ST. Clair county for their wages.
DR. Edwin Stewart, of Mendon, Mich,
70 years of age, the oldest physician IN
the place, having lived there 80 years,
is dead Deceased was an eX-state
senator.
The Mayville Monitor-Sayings comes
out enlarged and greatly improved in
| its last issue. 1t is now six column
ouartO and filled with clean news for
all its readers.
Lexington school children don't
dare leave their mittens, rubbers, hand
kerchiefs or anything IN the school
halls there is so much petty thieving
of such articles.
The report that two persons have
died at the st Clair county poor house
with typhoid fever is not true. Mrs.
Keofgen, the matron, Is the only one
having the disease.
Healer Burke, who has been So
iourning in Port Huron for some time,
is not wanted there any longer People
are Disguised with him for not per-
forming certain cures.
The f. & p. NJ. train for Detroit
struck Richard Cottrell at Flint and
broke his left shoulder and arm. Mr.
Cottrel is ~ years old, deaf and poor
and was walking the track.
Two Inlay City boys got the Western
fever bad and ran away from home
but quickly found that they had a
much softer snap at home and so re-
turned to their parents open arms.
The firm of c. G.. Meisel q Bro,
Port Huron, is no more, G. Ct. Meisel
now retiring, leaving his brother G.. G..
as sole owner. Since the recent fire
| the store is located at 9l2 Military st.
Nearly the whole of Marine City has
been exposed to smallpox. Capt.
William Hagan has been i'll ten days
with what was supposed to be typhoid
fever and now turns out to be small
pox. The town is in panic.
George J. Bradley, proprietor of the
Kimball House, three miles west of
Port Huron, shot his wife in the face
on Monday and then escaped. The
wound may not be fatal. Bradley and
his wife had separated and she was
living with her parents in the city.
Bradley who disappeared was found at
his hotel in Wadhams by Sheriff Mall
DRY and lodged in the county Jail.
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