The Yale expositor., 1897-05-28
General News.

ndll.
Frank Knoll, one of Mussey's old
pioneers, died last week.
The Whitney Concert Company has
started upon its yearly trip.
The Michigan State Agricultural So
ciety will hold no State fair this year
James Todd, of Avoca, is the new
proprietor of the Brown City roller
mills.
There have been 76 liquor licenses
issued III st. Clair county. This is II
less than last year.
Vincent Y. Penoyar, a well-known
pioneer of Lexington, died last week
at the age of IS years.
Miss Nj. Florence SCOTS class in elo-
cution at Capac, will soon give an en-
tertainment in that village.
The new dancing hall at Huronia
beach is finished. The building is
60Xl00 feet and one story high.
Every graduate from the Caro- school
must now pass Il second grade exam
ination before securing diploma.
Jesse Wixon, perhaps the oldest
pioneer in Lexington township. died
last week, the day after his S0th birth
day.
The barn of Henry Cox in Kimball
township was destroyed by fire last
Saturday night. Loss $500 With small
insurance.
The Lapeer Courier, which was
known short time since as the "Dem-
OcrGt," will again change its name to
the "Press."
John b. Dyar, of electric railway
fame. has failed and all his property,
5000 ,00C worth, has gone for the benefit
of his creditors.
The graduating class of Capac High
school consists of Is members. Grad
uating exercises will be held on Mon
day evening, June DIST.
At DAVIS, Macomb county, one of the
oldest landmarks, a building erected
for match factory some forty years
ago has been torn down.
Capt. Chas. Holmes, of Port Huron
and q. A. Bryant will make trip
around the world in 2l-foot boat.
they will travel in the interest of
patent medicine concern.
George b. Black, whose parents live
at Deanville and who is well-known in
Yale, has received the appointment of
postmaster at Berne, Huron county,
where he has general store.
Upon the farm of Mrs. VIM. Gard
ner on Belle river in East China town
ship, is found the best soil for the
manufacture of brick and pottery of
any yet discovered this side of Milwau
kee.
Romeo held u special election last
o., q 10 ,,f
ing the village for SO, 900 for an cleo
trio light plant. There were 2S2 votes
polled with but 30 ballots against the
proposition.
4 l4-months-old child of Merit vi
ming, of near Marlette, got a rivet into
its throat and died in five minutes by
choking. A brother and sister of Mr..
Nining have each lost a child recently
by accident, one by poison, the other
being burned.
Up in Marlette some enterprising
butter maker put a cupful of beans
inside a roll of butter and got II cents
a pound. Beans are so plentiful in
Marlette that they sell for little or
nothing but one could hardly get rid
of many by this method without de-
lection.
&. b. DEMO, an employe at the yard
of the jerks Shipbuilding Company,
Port Huron, met with terrible death
on Saturday. He fell into the hold of
Il new boat just building, crushing his
head, face, legs and arms. Internal
injuries caused his death. The re-
mains were taken to Sanilac Centre.
1t is announced that is the intention
of the Grand Trunk railway to con-
centrate all the repair work of the en-
tire G.. I. system west of the st. Clair
river at Port Huron, when it will be-
come necessary to enlarge the wreck
ing shop and make other changes. The
move will bring at least fifty addition
al families into Port Huron.
G.. G.. Watson, late of the Brown City
Touring mill, who has passed as a
young unmarried man in Brown City
circles during the past year, and who
has been keeping company with re-
spectacle vonng lady, was suddenly
confronted with lady from Des
Moines, Iowa, one day last week, who
claimed to be his wife. He seemed
not to dispute the point with her but
the two Immediately left town togeth-
er and haye not been heard of since.
Sick headache can be quickly and
completely overcome by using those
famous little pills known az "DeWitt's
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