The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
srAIE NEWS NOTES.

AZ Grand Rapids sc school children
have typhoid.
Menomlnee has a music teacher only
- years OF age.
Marinette claims il will have $4,000
population In 1o years.
Monomncc shinglc manufacturers
won't recognize unions.
Judge J. IA. Steere has donated
site for a hospital at the 500.
Samuel Near. Of Bay city. came
near losing 5000. Police saved Il.
In saloon row at the 500 one OF
the pugiiists had his ear bitten OF.
ST Johns steps out OF the village
ranks and will hereafter hc a city.
OSccolu has an epidemic Of scarlet
fever.
Alpcnu voted 10 bond for Sljo,001
for water works and other improve
ments.
one hundred students Of the Ian
sing high school will give a comic
opera.
Farmers near Baglcy Junction are
locking up stock because of Wild
beasts
Mrs. VIM. lowell. Of Assyria. is ~
from burning wood covered with pol
son ivy.
Ginseng raising promises TO be an
important industry for the northern
peninsula.
Joseph ". Wilcr. 81 Union township,
a farmer, dropped dead while unhitch-
ing horses.
Dcbatcrs Of Knaggs Bridge resolved
that scolding wife was worse than
poor cooking.
Some hend girdied the trees I'm the
orchard OF Il Port Huron farmer, caus-
ing $500 loss.
James Lown. cripple 81 Delta
township. pleaded guilty 10 selling
liquor Co minors.
Four Grand Rapids girls. daughters
OF prominent families. have gone To
Utah 10 join Mormons.
Chcboygan county said 20 Offer I'M
limited opportunities FOR raising bees,
fruit, poultry and stock.
Grand Rapids health officers ask
employers 20 boil drinking water 10
Protect employees from typhoid.
The farmers Of Grand River Valley
Horticultural society Will prosecute
persons destroying shade trees.
4 1T.ycar-old girl from Avoca fell In
bad company in Port Huron. was ar
rested FOR intoAication ana sent home.
The severe winter has greatly de-
lnycd the spring distribution of fish
fry 10y the Michigan fish commission.
\ new postoficc has been cstab-
lishcd at Loxlcy. R0scommou county,
with Frank Il. Kirkland as postmns-
ter.
In comparison with the same period
last season there Is more lee In all the
lakes aud the fields are more cXtcn.
sivc
The Haak Lumber Co.'S big mill at
lakewood was burned yesterday. Loss
on mill and stock $4,000 Insurance.
$4,000.
Orlando White. OF Fairfield. suffered
serious injury recently by his wrist
slipping against q saw. He may save
his hand.
Mrs. Martha \. orr. died at Nessen
City, aged 50 years. Left eight chill
dren. 2S grandchildren and ~ great
grandchildren.
Jacob Swartz. Bay City, Invented
machine which may be applied for
various uses from cutting iron TO pull
ing horse teeth.
The 6-year.old son OF Guy Straud.
OF Bedford, was drowned by breaking
| through rotten ice al the mill pond.
The body was recovered.
The Champion miners having voted
against calling or their strike, all the
stores on the company's south range
have gone ON cash basis.
The barn Of 4. J. Cook. OF Valley
Center was burned recently. Several
cows. one horse and some farm ma
chlnery We're destroyed. No insurance.
Congressman Lucking. OF Detroit.
has expressed his Witness to Introduce
bridge bill as soon as the railroads
agree to its hight, approach aud loca-
! ton.
Frank &. Andrews has gone "a New
York. with GOV. Bllss'S consent. for
the purpose 81 negotiating his Mexican
concession. which be claims II valu-
able.
The residence OF Mrs. EnOs North
rup. In township Of Nevay. was de-
stroyed by Gre Saturday. Mrs North
rup was at home alone with two small
children. but succeeded In getting
them dressed, and al escaped without
Injury.