The Yale expositor., 1905-05-12
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Mary Sullivan, of Avoca, has been
declared insane.
Port Huron city has adopted stand
ard time and the change went into
effect this week.
VIM. Meskell, young man of Column
bus, died last week after an operation
for appendicitis.
The five year old son of w. G. Groat
of Melvin, was kicked in the face by a
horse and badly injured
DR.. j. II. Burley, of Almont, made
seventy-tive miles of professional calls
on Tuesday of last week.
The graduating class of Croswell this
year consists of five young ladies and
one lone young male representative.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Claggett, of
Richmond, celebrated the fiftieth an
niversary of their wedding last week.
The Rochester Era has started upon
its thirty-third year of existence with
w. a. Fox as efficient owner and man
ager.
A company of Capac sportsmen are
camping on the shores at Baird's Mill,
about 20 miles east, trying their luck at
fishing.
Fred Manley, Of Sanilac Centre, is in
Kentucky where he will purchase car
load of bees which he will bring home
with him.
Dr. b. +. Brush, of Croswell, has
organized a stock company which will
operate and sustain hospital in that
little city.
The Detroit Tribune tells of twenty
deaths occurring from typhoid fever in
Romeo when in fact only one person
has died from that disease.
It will be several months before the
Sauer case will be disposed of. The
case will be appealed to the supreme
court and Sauer will probably be admit
ted to bail.
A special election has been called at
Romeo on June End, to vote on the
to bond the village in the
sum of $1,000 to improve the electric
lighting plant.
The annual meeting of the Michigan
Womens Press Association will be
held in Harbor Beach September Ii, 10
and Is. The visitors will be entertain
GU dJ llt Insult.
There are fifty graduates from the
Port Huron high school this year. The
motto of the class is "Originate, Not
Initiate" Class day exercises and hop
will be held OH June %.
The Clerks Association in Marine
City, have after struggle, come to an
agreement with the merchants that all
stores shall close at q o'clock u. NJ,
Mondays and Saturdays.
The body of Dan Gleason, the farm
er and formerly supervisor of st. Clair
township, was found in Black River
last week, where it probably has been
since his disappearance on April Z.
In addition to his interests in the
Huron Tribune, Brother haywood has
gone into the hardware business at
Bad Axe with eX-county drain COM
missioner Cosgrove. May he make
both ventures successful.
Frank Johnson, of Port Huron, con-
victed of assault with intent to commit
great bodily harm less than murder up
Oh his wife, was sentenced to two years
in Ionia prison. He received his SEN
tence cody and with a smile.
Mrs. Daniel Gleason will begin suit
against the saloon keepers who sold
her husband liquor The bridge tender
who found Gleason's body received the |
$500 reward. The coroners jury de- |
,lared Gleason came to his death by
drowning.
III. ID. Sickles, a Deckerville barber, |
has been arrested at GrindstOne City on |
/ charge of stealing iewelry to the
amount of 800 from the jewelry store |
If Will Simpson, of Deckerville. A
rood many of the rings, chains,
brooches, ETC., were found in possession
# a young lady to whom Sickles had
,iven them.
1t seems to be quite certain that the
Bay City and Port Huron road will be
,uilt. 1t is given out by a representa-
i've of the railway that the work of
urveying as far as Lexington was
ompleted last week, that by next week
gang of men will be grading, that ties
nd rails have been purchased and
nally that by the LIST of October next
airs will be running between these two
laces. The Port Huron end will be
uilt first then the road bonded and
vork pushed to Bay City.
Call in and look over our lime NJ two