The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-09-30
MICHIGAN NEWS IN BRIEF.
lulncy has hrilding boom.

A little lad in Lansing fell on lawn
mower, cutting off his finger.
A team ran away with Kalamazoo
man, impaling him OH fence.
Poultry association at Lansing is
planning big exhibit for December
Y. Nj. C. A. committee. of Lansing,
intends to raise $4,000 in ten days.
Miss Jessie Dunbar received ring as
the most popular young woman in Sen
eca.
County Jail inspectors advocate the
stone pile for prisoners at Benton Har-
Dor.
The Pontiac Medical society has
elected Dr. William McCaIroll presi-
dent.
Coldwater authorities disposed of a
12-year-old girl tramp by sending her
to Elkhart
Mrs. Hiram S. Eddy. who lived g.
years on one farm near Fairfield, died
aged 81 years.
Edward Walker, former mayor of
Ann Arbor, died after an illness Of
nearly five years.
Gen. w. 4. McGurrin of Grand
Rapids, is in the university hospital
for an operation.
Robert Attridge. of Marlette, made
S32 30 an acre on nine acres by rails
ing cloverseed on it.
Squire L. r. Swain. prominent resi-
dent of Hudson. had his leg amputated
because of gangrene.
The first car over the electric road
from Saginaw to Flint reached Frank
enmuth on Saturday.
The Lansing sugar beet factory will
be started about October Il for CAM
paign of 60 or more days.
Bronson man wants a divorce be-
cause his wife insists on singing every
day between and 8 a. m.
The eighteenth annual reunion of the
Twenty eighth Michigan Infantry will
be held in Paw Paw October 4.
Charles Gay. the veteran editor of
the Big Rapids Pioneer, fell in faint
and cut his face and head badly.
Michael Ceslilski was found guilty
Of murder in the second degree for kill
ing his mOther-in-law at OscOda
Eloy Jossare. of Menominee, while
riding on train. had his foot cut Of
on his 18th birthday anniversary.
The Johnson restaurant. Ypsilanti.
kept by an ex-constable. was burglar
lied Tuesday night and $40 taken.
Gen. Frank ID. Baldwin. L. : A..
was at the reunion of his old regiment,
the Ninth Michigan, at Constantine.
Jesse Damon, of Leonidas, fooled
with the primer of Il dynamite cart
ridge and lost two fingers and thumb.
VIM. Lemaron, of South lockwood.
was held up by four highwaymen at
the Huron river bridge and relieved of
So.
A Williamson farmer has been cit
ed to appear in the circuit court be-
cause he didn't provide for his aged
father.
The supreme court opens October 4
with Il docket containing 204 cases.
This is the largest docket OH record in
Michigan.
Luther c. Atkins. the last surviving
veteran Of the Mexican war i'm the vi
entity OF Mason, is dead at the age OF
81 years.
George W. Terry ana Miss Taylor,
OF Pontiac. are seriously ill from eat
ing toad stools which they supposed
were mushrooms.
Congressman Fordney promises that
is TO cost over $4,000, is to be begun
early in the spring.
The school board of Mount Clemens
has elected Paul J. Ullrich president
;. Il. Russell was elected director and
Reuben G. Ullrich assessor.
When Mrs. Henry Crothers, Saranac
went to the cellar to get vegetables.
she fell over the dead body of her hps
band. Heart failure cause.
From Il city water faucet at the
store of tie Lansing Trading assOcla-
ton was drawn Il wriggling snake
about five inches long and very active.
There were two baptisms in the river
near Standish Sunday afternoon. One
Of the baptismal candidates. woman
- years old. came near dying in the
water.
Fred Batter, of Bay City, whose con-
viction in the circuit court caused his
mothers death from shock. was al
lowed by the sheriff 10 attend the flu
neral.
Philip Eagan. aged 26. of Grand
Rapids. jumped from Pere Marquette
train and. falling under the wheels.
had both legs amputated above the
ankle.
A saloonkeeper at Interlochen. is at
tending his wife and child. who are III
Of smallpox. and Is tending bar as well
The people object to 1t, but do not stay
away.
Bertha Leonard. the 0-year-old
daughter of John Leonard. of. 1TG
Sixth street. Detroit, strayed away
from her home and was picked up at
Vassar.
Iic total paid admission to the state
fair this year was 1914; total In 1908.
10, $50. The heavy rain OH Wedncs-
day caused a loss Of about $4,000 for
that day.
The first annual fair of the Huron
Shore Agricultural association Will be
held at Alpena. September % TO 30.
The association comprises Athena. AL