The Yale expositor., 1902-02-07
General News.

Twenty names haye been secured for
Gun Club at Inlay City.
New Baltimore's election 10 bond for
waterworks and electric lights carried.
Deckerville will have n new $4,000
school building and a graded school.
Many new brick buildings are being
figured on at SanilRc Centre these days.
The opening of the big new hotel at
North Branch last week was great
success.
Church services, school and other
public meetings have been resumed In
Marlette after the small pox scare.
Charles Reed n young son of u Deck
eryille man, has been missing for a
week or more and the parents are much
worried.
Memphis has always got along as best
she could withoutan laundry but now
wants I'm that line are attended TO by
two of those institutions.
f.. G. Boice, for twenty years pop
ular dry goods merchartof Port Huron,
has taken n partner in the person of
| his brother Il. Il. who has clerked In the
store most of the twenty years.
The fiftieth anniversary of the North
east District Medical society was cele-
brated last week in Lapeer. Our old
| friend and former fellow townsman,
DR.. Ney was honOred by the Office OF
president OF the society.
j. L. Perciyal Is engineering pro.
iect which IL on foot IN Port Huron To
organize district Merchantsand Manu-
facturer's association. 10 will take I'm
the counties of Macomb, Lapeer, ST.
Clair, Sanilac and Huron.
Lexington really intends coming TO
the front. The business men have or
gnnized an association called The Clu-
zens' Improvement Association, whose
object will be 10 promote better con
ditlon OF affairs IN the village.
Burt d. Cady, secretary of the st.
Clair county Mckinley association, has
received subscriptions % the amount OF
SllJ for the erection OF a Mckinley
memorial. He has turned the amount
over 90 the national association.
The X. O. T. ". starts suit against
Port Huron Savings Bank for 100000
10 recover the amount alleged 90 have
been paid by Mr.. Thompson from the
Maccaboo funds. 4 Flint bank paid
the remainder of the shortage, $1,000.
Lewis Matthews, aged II years, died
utrNhN hlhIhluet hl his hhlHt hhlA Va
Lexington, of paralysis. lie had been
"a resident of Lexington township for
more than fifty years. The funeral
was held Thursday afternoon, with
burial in the Burlingame cemetery.
The oldestliying triplets IN the United
States SO far as now known, are Lying
in IT. Clair. b. +. Champion, Mrs. /.
l.. Kemp aud Miss Emma Champion
are the persons enjoying this distinc'
ton. They were born January 27, ls47
and are iifty-iive years of age. All live
IN st. Clair.
Down at Royal Oak one day last week
n colored woman threw the odds and
ends of medicine left after her hus-
bands death into the fire. The explo.
sion that followed carried the stove
through one Of the windows. "MOs'
pow ful movin' medsin | evan saw'd, -
said sho "No wondah the ole man gone
died"
Died at his home on the RIVER road
on Sunday last, Peter Noble. aged VI
years. The funeral services were held
at the NJ. h. church Croswell, Tuesday
conducted by Rev. Cooley, assisted 10y
Rey. Maclean. Mr.. Noble was an old
pioneer of this section, haying moved
to Michigan some 43 years ago and
locating at Amadore. The deceased
was Methodist for oyer 60 years.