The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-10-05


Editor Smith, of the Deckerville Re
corder, is hustling his new building.
Commissioner Trip has just com
pleted a map of ST Clair county show
ing the location of all the schools in
the county.
The annual apportionment of pri-
mary school money will be made No
vember /. 1t. Clair county Will re
ccivr SlS2.3l4.
Conference OF the ID. \. Il. was held
| i'm 81 Clair the 2nd and Bird of this
month. Delegates were entertained by
Dislike Ia Chapter.
| Dry, We heard AN Attica farmer
say the other day, Its getting SO dry
over or way, we've got to prime our
selves afore we can spit.
/ The passenger auto between Almont
and Romeo, now makes regular trips
| between The tao places. They intend
making two trips day. Fare fifty
cents
The Marle';r telephone exchange
/ has the requisite number of subscribers
to secure night service, but as yet the
company has not given them twenty
four hours Il day.
VIM. Pfanner has commenced Il
S25,0OO damage suit against the Gill
christ transportation Company, for
! injuries received while sending mail TO
the deck Of steamer Frank W. Gill
christ.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. McCutcheon,
of Marysville, celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of their wedding, sept. 26.
They have lived forty-eight years on
the farm on which they now make
! their home.
\ meeting of the board of supervis-
ors will be held i'm Port Huron begin
ming next Monday. \ county physi-
elan, member of the poor board and
member of the county school board are
To be elected.
Jas. ID. Churchill and wife celebrated
! their liftieth wedding anniversary at
! their home near Almont last Friday.
Only two of those present at the we'd
ding fifty years ago, were with them
for their golden wedding.
\ night Waterman has been appoint
ed to guard the Rapid Railway trestle
near the 1t. Clair shipyards. This has
been thought to be necessary since Il
/ fire was discovered a few nights ago,
near the centre of the trestle.
Fred Meiselbach, an old pioneer Of
! st. Clair county, died at his home near
! II. Clair Sept. 10. lie had lived on his
! farm near 1t. Clair for over half "a cen
| tury Another pioneer, Mrs. Bella w.
jerks, of St Clair, passed away Septem-
| Der 26
\ new lodge of Oddfellows with a
membership of fifty has been orga-
niZed in Port Huron. The work was
superintended by Grand Patriarch, w.
= BOgart, of Alma, and Grand Scribe
John Penlield, of Nicksburg. 1t is to
be Port Huron Encampment No. l5S.
Aggie McAuley, the thirteen year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j Ohm Me
Auley, of Watertown, had narrow es-
cape from death last Saturday. One
of the poles of Il hay fork fell and
| struck her on back and shoulders,
breaking her shoulder and one Of her
ribs.
Meredith q. Propst, fifteen year old
| boy of st. Clair township. died of stran-
/ gulation Saturday. This is the second
death that has come suddenly to the
family i'm three years. Three years ago
his sister ran against a pitchfork he
was using, aud one tine pierced her
head, caus ing her untimely death.
VIM Pelette, AN all-around criminal,
is now in It. Clair county jail He is
held i'm Port Huron on a charge of va
grancy though he is wanted by Lapeer
county authorities on two serious
charges. He is supposed to be the par
/ " who committed burglary and assault
in the store of Mrs. Mary scott, of
| Burns. abOuta week ago.
q rger from the Plague.