The Yale expositor., 1905-07-28

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Capae school district has 247children
of school age.
The late Jesse FrantZ, of Capac, car
ried life insurance of $4,000 in differ
ent orders.
Three hundred and fifty people oc-
cupy cottages at Huronia Beach. Every
cottage is full.
The Huron County Press Club held
delightful outing at Caseville Tues
day of last week.
Leon Dickerson, pioneer farmer of
GOodland, died recently from effects of
q kick from horse.
Peter May, Port. Huron farmer has
10000 fully developed heads of cabbage
OH two acres of land.
The Engine & Thresher Co., Port
| Huron, have forty engines ready to
ship to South America.
The electrical storm of last week
Wednesday did considerable damage
to buildings III Sanilac county.
A site for the new creamery at Car
Sonville has been purchased and work
on the building will be at once begun.
INLAY City will hold a civic holiday
August 4, when the business men and
three Sunday schools will go to fash
moo Park for days outing.
One thousand gallons of ice cream
are made in Port Huron daily. Five
hundred gallons are consumed in the
city and five hundred sent out.
The last piece Of pine land in st.
Clair county, in Clyde township, was
just recently sold. The piece contains
1870 acres on Black River and will cut
100000 feet.
The Chicago Boomer Girls will play
ball at Richmond this week and the
Review says that the majority of mar
ried men of that town arranged vaca-
tions for their wives.
The body of Arthur Walker, who
was drowned off Lexington ten months
ago, was found three miles below last
week. The body was identified only by
a double set of teeth.
August "a is the date set for a farm
ers picnic and stock raisers' and dairy
mans convention in the village grove
at Brown City Governor Warner and
c. c. Lille will be present.
Barnabas Mills, aged - years, a resi-
dent of Marysville and associated with
his late brother Nelson for the past 40
years, died after a short illness last
Wednesday. He was one fourth owner
in the business.
\ custom annually celebrated in the
NJ. f. church in North Branch is that
of Old Peoples Day. All over 50 years
are made guests of the church for one
Sunday and the service is especially
prepared for them.
Twenty sheep belonging to William
Werth, south of Inlay City, were man
gled and injured, several being killed
outright by dogs. a flock belonging
to another man had several killed also.
Three dogs were shot.
At the annual school meeting in the
Gordon school north of Bad Axe the
discussion became SO heated as to lead
to blows and the blows to stab in the
back of Thomas Gates by William
Wellington, who is now in jail.
1t is reported that an effort has been
made OH two separate occasions lately
to wreck the west-bound evening eX-
press train at Melvin. 1t is thought to
be the work of mischevious boys and a
detective is working on the case.
A number of Deckerville boys be-
tween the ages of Is and Is years got
the wild and woody west notion and
ran away without consent of parents
or guardians. The last heard was that
they were headed for Portland, Oregon.
They will probably soon come back
sadder and wiser boys.
The new roller coaster, now in opera
ton at Kewahdin Beach makes such a
noise, together with the dance hall, that
George Thompson owner of four cot
tages nearby says that his property is
becoming worthless because he cannot
rent it. He petitions for an injunction
to prevent the operation of the roller
coaster.