The Yale expositor., 1897-05-21
General News.

Port Huron has IS miles of sidewalk.
There is diphtheria at Stevens Land
ing.
A new Lutheran church will be built
in Dryden.
Croswell will celebrate the Glorious
Fourth this year.
The Lindsay House at Smith Creek,
has shut up shop.
Fred Locke's show will start out
about the 10Th of May.
A. Joyce, of Memphis, will erect n
new elevator at Emmett.
The immigrant Inspector at Port HUI
ron is j. Dingley of Indiana.
DIR. j. A.Watson, a pioneer physician
of Brown City, has removed to Detroit.
The chiefs of police and sherilis of
Michigan will meet in Port Huron in
July.
An organization of the Protected
Fireside Circle will be effected at I'M
lay City.
The old Raymond homestead IN
Lynn township has been sold to DR..
Patterson, of Capac.
A summer normal will be held at
Lexington, beginning June % and con-
tinulng seyen weeks.
The Weekly Star, of New Haven,
starts this week on No. |, Vol. Ill.
We wish the paper all success.
Fire damaged the brick and tile kiln
at Brown City $500 worth one night
last week. There was no insurance.
The annual meeting of the members
of the Macomb county L. of Nj. Alum
nj Association will be held in Romeo
this summer.
Two daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. s..
Martin, of Capac, haye died within the
past two weeks. One was the wife of
Noah Rowley.
Rev. Jas. S. Deming. of Cass City,
died last week, aged 81 years. Mr..
Deming was one of the oldest preach
ers in the state.
Arthur Bouya, of Marine City, got
up in his sleep one night and jumped
out of the second story window. He
only received sprained ankle.
Romeo is overrun with tramps who
lounge around through the day and
break into houses at night. One was
arrested and bound over for trial.
Inlay City ladies conducted services
in the Congregational church at that
place last Sunday evening and fur
nished n very instructive and enter
tanning program.
Rev. Thomas Chalmers, pastor of
the First Congregational church in
Port Huron, has obtained a years alb
sence on account of his i'll health and
will spend that time in Europe.
Two thousand seven hundred berry
crates were received in Lexington last
week and distributed in the vicinity.
People expect big crop of all kinds
of berries in that region this season.
A three year old child of Mrs. Doc.
Kari, OF near Cass City, drank some
gasoline from cup on table and
died in few hours. When will
poisonous articles be always kept out
of the reach of little ones.
John II. Briggs, OF near Romeo,
about ten months ago stored away ten
tons of hay in his barn. The other day
the hay WAS removed when ont walked
a lean and probably hungry hen who
had been prisoner all this time. The
hen weighed pound but is reported
as gaining right along.
Mayyille people are preparing for
the annual Mayville Assembly, which
will be greater success than last
year. The assembly is to be held IN
the beautiful grove adjacent to the NJ.
+. church, and commences on Satlr-
day, July 3rd, closing Sunday July
llth. The addresses, lectures and
music will be grand.
Andrew Duncan, of Port Huron, at
tempted to crawl IN under a freight
train and when nearly through, the
train started up crushing both legs in
horrible manner. Both were am.
putated and he may not live. Duncan
was an employe of the Grand Trunk
railway sheds and the accident oc.
Cured near Thomas street crossing.
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