The Yale expositor., 1905-04-28


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Port Huron is the home of 60 COM
mercial travellers.
1t is expected that standard time will
be adopted in st. Clar.
There has been quite an epidemic of
typhoid fever in Romeo recently.
The Port Huron health department
will hereafter treat spinal meningitis as
contagious.
C. A. Reeves, of Capac, has bought
hotel property at Ortonville and will
locate there.
The question of building new vii
lage and township hall in Brown City
is being agitated.
James Foster, administrator of the
DIR. Toal estate at Peck, closed the Toal
drug store last week.
1t is still mystery, the whereabouts
of Daniel Gleason, of st. Clair, who dis
appeared over week ago.
The Marlette Hardware Co. will be
conducted by a new firm hereafter.
Porter Il Chalk are the new men.
County Clerk Foley is preparing a
list of the several officers of the town
ships throughout st. Clair county.
To secure jury for the Sauer muir
der case it cost st. Clair county about
$500. Three panels of thirty men were
drawn.
William Mau, 10 year old st. Clair
boy, while playing with powder, had
his mouth and face badly injured by an
explosion.
The pupils of the public schools of
Marine City are giving first class en-
! tertainmentS in order to raise money
for their new piano.
Mrs. Chas. Rosso, of Capac whose
husband mortgaged the farm and then
skipped out for Germany, has become
crazy over her trouble.
f. Il. Marvin, late of the Carsonville
Searchlight, will start democratic pa
per in Sanilac Centre to be called the
Sanilac County Farmer.
The game between Brown City high
school and the Cass City boys last Sat
urday resulted in a score of Is to 0 in
favor of the latter team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mitchell, of
Shabbona, lost their little year old
child last week, by fall from the ia
BILE. The skull was fractured.
A fire in the woods near Marlette
consumed about 100 cords of wood and
damaged 1000 feet of logs for the mills
of w. b. McGill and Morton & Barnes.
The Capac school board will engage
three of the best teachers possible to
get, those trained in work in the
grades of primary, intermediate and
preceptress.
The Sentinel, the Port Huron Demo
cratic weekly, will have on its editorial
staff John G. Graham, Thos. Wellman,
James a. Muir and Clifford Crandall,
! all attorneys.
The Pilgrim Paper Company of New
Y Ork City, will manufacture cardboard,
paper and other products from peat
over at Capac. The Pilgrim Company
is capitalized at S1,000000
A. Il. Baker, who has been a bust
ness man of Marlette for twenty years,
has purchased the stock and stand of
Thomas Downs, a Saginaw shoe dealer,
and has left Marlette, to take charge of
his new store.
a man held up Mrs. Herb Woodruff
on the streets of Sanilac Centre the
other evening and demanded her mon
ey. She broke away from him and
called some neighbOrs, who hunted for
the scamp but he was gone.
Isaac MuXlow, of Deanville, was
quite seriously hurt by being thrown
from buggy by a runaway horse last
week. He came in contact with barb
wire fence, receiving an ugly scalp
wound, a deep cash behind the ear and
the lower part of the ear was nearly
cut off.
Fred Forester, the Grand Trunk fire.
man who was overcome by gas in the
st. Clair tunnel disaster six months ago
and who has been in the hospital at
Sarnia since with scarcely any hopes
for recovery, is well again and back to
work. His mind is blank as regards
the accident and it is hard for him to
recognize those he formerly knew.