The Yale expositor., 1898-06-24
General News.

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brick making establishment.
The stone foundation for the new
Christie bank in Capac has been laid.
The creamery at Lexington COM
menced business the first of this week.
Memphis will celebrate the fourth
this year for the first time in several
years.
The G.. A. r. encampment which
was held in Yale last year, will be held
in Croswell this year.
The annual rally and picnic of the
Sanilac County G. +. societies is to be
held at Forester on June %.
The Marine City Magnet has put in
to its Office plates for printing the
American and Cuban flags In colors.
Marine City is having regular mad
dog scare, three or four dogs were
shot last week for having roily tenn
pers.
Commencement exercises in st. Clair
will be held on Saturday evening when
fourteen young people will be gradu-
ated.
Mrs. Franklin Moore, wife of the
former editor of the st. Clair Repub-
lcan, and prominent st. Clair lady,
died June Goth.
In September Sand Beach citizens
will hold free street fair. These fairs
are becoming very popular and are eX-
ceedingly attractive.
Jennie Mcdonald, of near Cass City,
committed suicide last week by TAX
ing rat poison. She was an estimable
yonpO wOp,or and soon IN ba married
On Sunday the narrow gauge of the
Port Austin division of the f. d p. NJ
R'y, will be widened and on Monday
morning broad gauge cars and engines
Will be used.
Port Huron high school turned out
forty-three graduates this term, the
largest class there has ever been. Ex-
ercises were held on Tuesday evening
at the Auditorium.
The st. Clair County Pioneer Society
will be held in Port Huron next Tues
day, to which meeting a general inyi-
tation has been extended to everyone,
especially to old pioneers.
There will be reunion of Cos. II. &
|, 4th Mich. Vol. Inft. on the fair
grounds at Armada, June 30th. All
soldiers whether of these companies
or not, are cordially INVITED.
A beautiful new summer resort is
that of Harbor Beach, at Sand Beach.
Cottages and Club houses have been
built and il is said to be fine place for
pleasure and health seekers.
Metamora had two meat markets
which were supposed to be doing n
good business, but to the surprise of
the people one shop moved away and
shortly after the other closed down.
William SHILLING, Marine City man
acting as cook on the steamer Fletcher,
got into fight with one of the fire.
men and killed him by fracturing his
skull. Shilling got away from the
boat and left for parts unknown.
The Cross Roads Weekly says that
the Brown City Standard, which sus-
pended publication last week, is not
dead, but sleeping and there will soon
be another paper in its place, publish
ed by a stock company. The move
will be foolish one.
The boiler in the planning mill at
Sand Beach blew up on the morning of
June 2lst, and so badly injured the
engineer ID. S. Hartman, that he will
die. The explosion occurred before
the force had begun work. Loss,
$1,000. No insurance.
A souvenir issue of the ECHOES
of '9S" containing all the commence
ment exercises, the banquet news. the
list of the alumni by classes and other
interesting articles, has been COTTON up
by the seniors in Lexington and offered
for sale at ten cents. This is pretty
idea and might be copied by other
schools.