The Yale expositor., 1897-05-07
General News.

A cooking school is being conducted
in Romeo.
Romeo rowdies are smashing the
street lamps.
On May 1st there were eleven prison
ers in st. Clair county jail.
Forty-one liquor dealers of st. Clair
county have filed their bonds.
Prof. j. NJ. Tice has been retained as
principal of the Richmond schools.
n. & b. Mills started up their mill in
Marysville on Monday, employing fifty
men.
Four of Almonts wheelmen have
planned a trip to Niagara Falls during
July.
Marlette school children set out
about 100 trees on their grounds Ar
Dor Day.
The Eastern Association of Congre-
gational churches met at Carsonville
this week.
Francis Chortie, and old resident of
Marine City, died last week ut the age
of 81 years.
Smith d Kings stock of groceries at
Marlette were sold under chattel mort
gage last week.
Miss Minnie Martin. of Capac, died
last week after nine months sickness
with consumption.
Henry Hacking has purchased the
Cadillac house at Lexington and will
put it in fine shape.
The Cass City Enterprise issued an
Arbor Day supplement fest week which
was u very neat affair.
Mrs. Sam Smith, of near Minden
City WAS struck by lightning in re-
foent-storm ant instantly killed.
Weter, Tanning & Co., of Richmond, /,
have their egg pickling vats, with ca
pacity of $4,000 dozen, filled with eggs.
Eames McEwen, of Port Huron, fell
while alighting from street car on
May 1st and seriously injured his head /.
There is O serious case of scarlet
fever in the family of John Woody, at
MaIaette. Others have been exposed.
Joseph Schellm. OF near New Hayen,
was struck by bolt of lightning and
instantly killed while working in his
field.
An Improvement Mt Stag I&and this
season is splendidticycle track which
has been constrcuted north of the cot
tages.
The harm of James Nicholson, at
Black Corners, burned one night last
week, with all contents, including one
horse.
II. A. Mann, former INLAY Gtyite,
is now an advance agent for the COM
bined Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
shows.
Mrs. Ralph Davis, of Port Huron, is
ANXIOUS to know where her husband is.
He has been absent since November
30, 1892.
Brown City wants to show her loyal
ty by fiinging TO the breeze on all holi-
days and public occasions, an 1S-foot
u. S. flag.
Miscreants haye been breaking into
the fair buildings at INLAY City, tear
ing boards off fences and doing other
depredations.
A company is to be formed in the
village of Palms for the purpose of
drilling for coal and oil and possibly
for natural gas.
Hattie f. DeGroat, of Brown City,
and George X. Murray, of Alabama,
we're married last week. They will go
to Fruithurst, Ala, to live.
The Lexington News says that not
less than fifteen families have gone
from Sanilac county to the city of De-
troit inside the past twelve months.
A vicious dog belonging to Mrs. j.
LeDuc bit little son of Fred Duengel, |
south of Richmond, in a frightful
manner in the face aud on the legs.
st. Clair County will be called upon |
to pay about 81 800 costs in the recent |
Waite trial, and all this after said |
Waite had at one time plead guilty to |
the charge preferred.
A sneak theis entered J. +. Bots |
ford's house in Port Huron after an |
evening party and made off with a
tray full of silver knives, forks and
spoons.
Charles Ross, Port Huron dry goods
dealer, fled chattel mortgage last
week for 81 900 for the benefit of cred !