The Yale expositor., 1906-03-16


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A Forester lodge is being organized
at Capac.
The new creamery at Inlay City has
begun operations.
There are seventy inmates at the ST
Clair county poor house.
Samuel b. Purkiss, resident of
Lexington since 1884, died March ?.
Marine City youngsters run away
from school and the truant officer is
after them.
Mrs. Belle Yost has been ordained as
pastor of the New Thought church in
Port Huron.
Moses Burns, ST., has recently brought
several children from COldwater for
whom he is looking up homes.
Andrew Martin, of Doyle, resident
of st. Clair county over 10 years, will
take up his residence in Wisconsin.
Joseph Diebele, owner of the Carson
vile roller mill, died after a short ill
ness. He was born in Germany in 1888.
Mrs. Ira Arnot, of Deckerville wife
of banker ArnOt, died last week. The
body was brought TO Croswell for
burial.
There were two deaths last week in
Port Huron, from diphtheria, those Of
Cora Potter and Francis Schiller, aged
6 and II years of age
Farmers living around Port Huron
are shipping oak piles to Detroit where
they will be used in the construction
of the new Russell house.
1t is now said that definite plans will
be given out within 30 days concerning
the Port Huron Il Bay City railroad
and that the road will surely be built.
The Dean Business College at Port
Huron will hereafter be known as the
Port Huron Business University. IL
will be managed by w. c. WOoliston,
Z Of OwossO.
Nothing new has developed i'm regard
to the finding of the dead baby at Peck
The inquest resulted i'm verdict that
Z the crime was committed by a person
! or persons unknown.
The supreme court affirmed the yer.
I dict of the circuit court jury which
found William Sauer guilty of "inyol
untary manslaughter with "A recon-
mendation for clemency."
j. l.. Paldi says he sees no reason
- why Port Huron people should vote
/. for the county surveyor if the supreme
d court decides that that official has M
5 jurisdiction in Port Huron.
: The officers elected for the new state
e bank at Memphis are as follows
$ President Thomas Mccall; vice presi
. dent G. +. Green cashier Fred Flumer
= felt The bank has $4,000 capital,
= Joseph Rupert, who has conducted
:. the Hotel Rupert at Capac for severa
years, will retire from the business
| I,I.. 90 l.,.f l..,a
e ployed at the Union Hotel taking pos
. session.
e A house in Marysville, built over
i seventy years ago for hotel, owned by
e the Mills estate and occupied, by two
g families, was burned to the ground last
> week and another landmark of Marys-
i vile is gone.
4 A county camp of the Knights of
the Modern Maccabees will be held in
$ Port Huron April 10 at which time Is
: delegates will be selected to attend the
5 Great Camp Review to be held at
! Ludington in June.
o A gang of men We're loading gravel
! from the pit south of Melvin last week
when the banks caved in on William
Moody, covering him completely. Help
q and willing hands were so near that
4 quick work got him out, with no suf
{ fering or Inconvenience to himself
:, Nelson Haskell and A. LashbroolS
{ both claim to have been elected finance
' keeper of the Maccabee tent at GoOdells
3 and considerable excitement has been
a created. The. grievance was brought
before the Great Camp at Port Huron
: where il was decided that another
i election should he held in Goodells on
: the evening of April 4.