The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-09-30

;. Brown, a farmer living near Les
lie, Is reported TO have thrashed 1000
bushels of wheat from 20 acres.
Cash Il. Herman. postmaster at
Carleton, and Miss Lucirda RehEery,
daughter OF Charles Renbery, were
married at the brides home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Ezra c. Shoecraft, Jr., OF Coldwater.
has just been appointed a civil engin-
Ger OH the canal work at Panama. He
graduated last June from the Univer-
sity of Michigan.
Two Pere Marquette freight trains
cOllided head-on at Stevensville. seven
miles south of ST. Joseph, and Engin-
Ger Chatworthy, Of Grand Rapids, was
seriously injured.
James l.. Mcdonald. Of Alpena, OK.
police Justice, has been appointed n
deputy oil Inspector for the fifteenth
inspection district. succeeding the late
Lyman j. Sylvester.
Ledger St John. of Turner was in
stantly killed by the midnight train
north Sunday night while asleep on
the track. He was well known through
out Arenac county.
Land Commissioner Wildey reports
Gn active, steady demand for state tax
lands. On an average of seven sales
are made day, and they range from
10 acres to section.
Fruit growers say that with CON
tinuation Of cool weather peaches will
be on the market month from now
lin unusually long season. The daily
SilllIInnf. nf
John Il. Rockwell, secretary Of the
Jackson county superintendent and IL
prominent politicians, ana Miss Minnie
Tiffany. q teacher in the public schools
here, nave been married in North
Adams.
The body of Eli Grce, aged 26 years.
Il well-knOwn farmer living two miles
east of Niles, was found by the side
of the main track Of the Michigan Cen
trail railroad Monday morning, with
both legs cut off and otherwise horribly
mutilated.
There is joy in the thrifty town OF
Frankenmuth one of the most prosper
Gus German communities in the entire
state. This is because of the completion
to that point of the electric railway
now I'm course of construction from
Saginaw to Flint.
The Detroit United has offered to
pay 100 towards the cost of an iron
bridge over the Clinton river at Mt.
Clemens. The total cost will be about
100000. The company makes the con-
ditiOn that the bridge shall be 40 feet
wide and carry $50 tons.
The handsome new temple of the Il.
l.. .. l.. at OwOssO. is rapidly nearing
completion. 1t is the old Merrell he.
tel, rcmOueled and rebuilt at a cost OF
$4,000. aud fitted up like Palace.
The lodge is less tnan four years oil
and has a mem crship of 800.
There was only one child going to
school in District No. of Athens town
ship last year, and the board. as a mat
ter of economy. dismissed the 50
month teacher Now there are five pu-
pills and the county school commissions
or is reading the law to the board.
Loyal Hinkley and Charles Payne.
thrashers. for joke cut off the long
whiskcrs Of Luther Newberry, fell
low workman. at Coldwater. But New
berry's poor sense Of humor led him TO
have both the merry wights arrested.
and they were fined So and costs each.
Ex-Alderman Abraham Ghysels was
sentenced in the Superior court to pay
Il fine of $500 for accepting a bride in
connection with the water deal at
Grand Rapids. He had previously
pleaded guilty to accepting $500 of the
bribery funds. He paid the fine at once.
The grape harvest has begun on the
early varieties, Concor'!s, Wordens and
Delawares will require week more.
The crop will not be large, owing TO
the spring frosts and hall, but the
quality is good. Probably from 700 to
900 carloads will be shipped from the
grape belt.
Saginaw is to lose one Of its popular
young ministers Rev. w. \. Lovett.
who. in accordance with the wishes OF
his people. was returned to the Asbury
" T.. church. has been summoned TO
Detroit. and will become assistant to-
Rev. George Elliott. of the Central NJ.
+. church.
David Smith. Of Wolf Creek, passed
away, aged 81 years. His aged wife.
only one year his junior. is also criti-
carly Ill and VIII probably follow him
shortly Last August the couple cele.
brated their 9th wedding anniversary.
Eight children blessed the union, six of
whom are still living.
DIR. Charles Sheekle. n successful
practitioner of Owosso. leaves in No
vember to take up his residence in
southern California. His practice has
been purchased by DR.. Il. y. Yeomans,
of Bancroft. w. Il. & a. W. Hookway.
who conduct a grocery. crockery and
shoe business at Owosso. are selling
out and will go into business in Pasa-
dena, Cal. this fall.
\ large assem- blage of F'lints fash
iOnablcs filed st. Paul's church at
noon Wednesday to witness the nup.
tiaiS OF Miss Nancy Haccall and Frank
ID. Buckingham, n prominent young
business man of this city. Follow
Ing tine ceremony n wedding breakfast
was given ut the home of the brides
mother. East Third street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Buckingham left I'm the after
a..