The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-04-22
GENERAL QEWS.

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meetings in Minden City.
Prof. G. Il. Sturgis has class of 40
in vocal music at Marlette.
w. b. Murray has purchased the Ub-
ly Courier of } III. Richardson.
a Tuscola county farmer has a COW
which gave birth to four CALVES in one
day.
&. r. Sturgis, of Port Huron, will
organize musical convention in Mar
lette.
Harvey Sparllng, g Port Huron law
yer has located permanently in Cali
fornia.
Pingree postoffice IN Sanilac county
has been closed UP and mail goes to
Cass City.
Minden City's president and clerk
have both resigned, leaving those posi-
tons vacant as yet.
Pigeon residents are looking for a
better system of fire protection than
that of the bucket brigade.
Judge Vance has denied new trial
to Owen McArron and the case will be
taken to the Supreme court.
When it comes time to pay liquor
license many Port Huron saloon keep
ers will go out of the business.
The case of White VS.. The Township
of Riley will probably occupy the re-
mainder of the term of circuit court.
1t is claimed that taxes cannot be
collected in Gagetown this year as the
election is said to have been illegal.
The pavilion erected in Pine Grove
Park, Port Huron, last year, Is in an
unsafe condition and must be repaired.
Alexander Forsythe, a retired farm
er living in Lexington, dropped dead
of heart disease, while doing his chores.
Over $4,000 has been spent upon
the steamer Greyhound and she will
be put into commission on the first of
June.
The Sororal society in Marlette have
to raise 81 900 as the first
move towards building a new NJ. E..
philip Higer, one of Port Huron's
brightest young business men, WAS
last week to Geneva Maria
Robinson.
A two days tournament of the
Michigan State Trap-Shooters associa-
ton will probably be held in Richmond
in May or June.
Miller Bros. merchant tailoring es.
Enlistment in Lexington burned one
night last week. The loss was $4,000
with 81 200 insurance.
Deckerville's dog killer finished off
nine dogs in one day, or night. There
has since been sadness in that burg
for the loss of pet CANNES.
A grand firemen's tournament is to
be held in Sebewaing June "a and %,
to celebrate the 25th anniversary of
the Sebewaing fire department.
Another victim has been claimed by
the fever epidemic in st. Clair. Os-
valid Halt, engaged in the book and
stationery business, died last week.
E.R. Wheeler, oe Port Huron, who
has been in the Flint Sanitarium with
a difficult nervous disease, for the past
four years, has returned quite cured.
The New Haven Star has its lady edi-
tor, Artilla M. Rice, back again after
two years absence. The star has also
moved into larger and better quarters.
who went to California three years
ago, died on the train last week COM
ing home. Consumption was the di-
sease.
John O. Holcomb, of Brockway, is
confined in the county Jail, violently
insane. He is single man about 40
years of age and will be sent to the
asylum.
Articles of association of the Port
Huron Gas Company were recently
filed in the Office of the Secretary Of
State at Lansing. The capital stock is
fixed at $4,000.
VIM. Lemster, a Cottrellville school
teacher was found dead on the road
he was stricken with heart disease. He
was % years old.
Thomas Johnson, from Lexington, u
sailor on the schooner Montpelier, was
instantly killed by the breaking of a
rotten rope while the schooner was
tied up at st. Clair.
j. S. McNair, who has run furni-
ture and undertaking business in Min
den City for the past two years, has
removed to Bay City, where he will
conduct like business.
Graduating exercises in Mt. Clemens
will this year be given over to an adj
dress by DR.. b. A. Hensdale, of the u.
of NJ. instead of the usual exercises by
the graduates themselves.
James M. Rowley, of Richmond, is
organizing q farmers elevator COM
pany to be composed of farmers of
Richmond, Lenox, Columbus, Casco
and adjoining townships.
Envangelists Voight and McGlone
have begun a series of meetings in the
Preshyterinn church at Marlette. Both