The Yale expositor., 1899-05-26

teacher in Omard, will open Kinder
The firm of Avery Bros. & Walsh,
Port Huron lawyers, will be dissolved,
Mr.. Walsh establishing a separate Office
for himself.
Fred G. Blood, prominent Marine
City citizen, died May 18th. He had
been Mayor three times and was Il
Mason and Oddfellow.
The bill of Lincoln Avery against
Mussey township for legal services,
for $6l5.95 has been settled, the town
board allowing him $500.
Romeo people are quite reasonably
sure of work being commenced upon
an electric road to Detroit by June LIST,
to be in operation by Dec. lst.
Sheriff Names lost an inch off the
fourth finger of his left hand last
week. while riding on the cars, by get
ting it between the door and the jamb.
The two-months-old boy baby left
on Mrs. Benjamin Causley's doorstep
in Port Huron one night last week is
being cared for by the matron of the
county Jail.
1t has been reported that VIM. Free
man, of Lynn township, lost two cows
lately from "black quarter" The car
cases were burned TO prevent spread
ing of the disease.
The foundation for soldiers monu-
ment at Romeo has been put in and
| it is hoped that a monument to cost
81 900 can be placed during the year.
1t depends upon the benevolence of
Romeo citizens and friends and rela-
tives of the soldiers.
About two-thirds of Mayville's pu-
pills staid away from school to go to
the show ground last week, but when
coming they found any old way was
good enough to get to the school house,
the quicker the better.
At Flint the council ordered the
Bell Telephone company to remove
their poles from Main street and when
no attention was paid to the order the
city marshal went to work with an
axe and during the day so telephones
we're put out of commission.
The Baker house at Lexington was
the scene of shooting atfray last
week. In a quarrel between Sandy
Walker and James Darrah, Walker
pulled his gun, the charge striking
Darrah in the shoulder blade glancing
down toward the back bone, the doc
tors not being able to find the bullet.
Walker is in Jail at Sanilac Centre.
Mayville Lodge No. 1876 IOOF has
been reorganized and with officers
elected and installed is now in work.
ing condition again. The old lodge
organized some ten years ago was for
a time successful and prosperous, but
internal dissentions and excessive dues
reduced the membership so that in
1897 the few left voted to surrender
their charter.
49, Sanilac county school commissioner
Macklem was arrested last week on
complaint of w. II. Doyle, of Marlette,
the charge being malfeasance in Office
based on the claim made in the CAM
paign last spring that Macklem had
received pay for recommending GER
tain kinds of school fixtures and appa-
ratus. The hearing was adjourned
till June 18th, the defendant going
without bail.
In the Marks case motion was
made for a change of venue by p. ii.
Phillips, he not believing that Marks
could receive a fair trial in st. Clair
county, owing to a prejudice which
had been worked up against him, but
Judge Vance refused to grant the re-
quest and Marks will have his case
called on Friday, June End. He has
been admitted to bail in the sum of
$4,000, but bail has not been furnish
ed and Marks is still in Jail.
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