The Yale expositor., 1905-01-06
HERE AND THERE.


There's n rumor afioat that Wesley
Davidson, eX-sheriff of st. Clair county,
will embark in the livery business in
Port Huron soon.
Ladies Of the Congregational church
in Almont cleared $ll7 at their recent
fair. This sum is to be expended in
securing a new Lighting plant for the
church.
Henry S. Bingham, travelling sales
man for Bull Bros, of Detroit, for
twenty-five years, and well known all
over the state, died at his home at
Jackson Wednesday of last week.
One hundred and fifteen car loads
of freight were taken out of Marine
City last week by the freight depart
ment of the Rapid Railway. This does
not include package freight on the
electric line.
The st. Andrews society of Sanilac
county will celebrate Burns birthday
anniversary in d fitting manner at
Sanilac Centre on the evening of Jan.
25th. An elaborate and interesting
program will be rendered.
The New Mcdonald hotel at Sanilac
Centre was opened formally last Thurs
day with a grand ball. An immense
crowd turned out and an elegant time
was enjoyed. The hotel is one oe the
finest TO be found in the Thumb.
Byron Gass, the Romeo man who
was badly frozen couple of weeks
ago, at the time his companion, Amos
Little, persisted with the cold, was
obliged to submit to the amputation OF
a leg Tuesday of last week and died
the following day.
The executive committee of the
Sanilac County Grange Picnic Associa
ton will meet with the Fremont Grange
the first Saturday of January at 1886
p. M, to consider matters pertaining
to Grange extension and to map out q
campaign for the winter.
Philip Eichhorn, of Port Huron, on
Friday last, visited the county poor
| house with a wagon load of presents
| for the inmates. Phil annually make,
this contribution and his coming is a,
eagerly watched for by these people a
Santa Claus by the children.
The next annual meeting of the Ma
comb County Mutual Fire Insurance
Co., will be held at Cooper's hall, Rich
mond, on the first Wednesday IN Feb
ruary. A number of important chang
es in the charter will be submitted tC
the meeting for adoption or rejection
The carriers who handle the mail or
the three new routes that will star
| from Sanilac Centre ON January 10th
have received notification from Wash
ington of their appointments. Walter
Manley has charge of Route No. 2. A
C.. King No. 3, and Floyd Little No. 4
When Julius Caesar Burrows com
pletes his present term, on March !, q:
a United States senator for Michigan
he will have served 30 years in Con
| gress-10 years in the Senate and IS il
| the House. This will exceed the recorC
by more than 10 years of any othel
man who has represented Michigan IL
Congress.
The annual roundup of farmers
institutes will be changed in Sanilat
county and instead of following the
one-day sessions as heretofore will
occur first, commencing at Sanilat
Centre January % and "a, Croswell
January 81, and ending at Melvin
February 4. w. f. Rayen, of Clark
Creek, will be the conductor.
The Lexington News advertised in
last issue that no paper would be pub
| lished this week. Bro. Keyes says
ave are compelled to take q week.
holiday once n year TO clean up, straigh.
ten up, and collect up. Once we get o
railroad, things Will be ditferent-en.
tirely different. Business may We;
boom in the News oiiice-who knows,