The Yale expositor., 1906-10-12

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Sheriff Moore has - deputies in st.
Clair county.
There are - insurance agencies in
Port Huron aud - saloons.
Eli Reynolds, Of Croswell, died last
week at the age of S3 years.
Hugh Adair, of Ayoca, has been adj
mi ted to the It. Clair county poor
house.
The month of september just passed
was the warmeSt except that i'm 1881,
for 81 years.
RID No. with Thomas r. Ryan as
carrier was put into operation at En-
met oct. lst
The Croswell sugar factory has be-
| gun its seasons run. Hhe number Of
men emp Dyed is about 3OO.
y Macomb county woman Gu years
old, has just hcgW to take music les
sons, and is learning rapidly.
Chester We!lman, of Worth, Sanilac
| cOunty. fell !ga. his wagon and broke
/ his neck. he WAS single and 80 years
/ old.
Ib.to,al c.Iollmcnt Of The schools
/ thruua hoU' the county j. BOO. There
are rs School~ and the average attend
anCr in each Is about ~.
William Lcggett, for several years
with the Republican at Samdusky. will
enter into partnership with j'm +.
Smith OF the Deckevillc Recorder
The 26th annual convention of the
| Seventh District NOman'S Christian
! Temperance Union is being held i'm
/ Memphis this week, October 10, L and
II.
The Great Lakes Engineering Works
at It. Clair needs 100 men and cannot
get them. They may have TO import
labor and erect a building to house
and feed them.
\ new building has just been com
pleted in Croswell for postoilice and
is now SO occupied. II is a handsome
building both interior and exterior and
the citizens are proud of it.
The Algonac Courier has entered up
on its thirteenth year of existence and
its editor, i'm celebrating the birthday,
gives the people of AlgOnaC due thanks
for the large success of the paper.
Ilt SlllutlllS WIN lOSl NlOAIlllS anu
other articles i'm the burning OF the
high school building in Port Huron,
now demand damages and are sending
i'm their bills to the board Of education.
George Davis, u year old boy Of
Croswell, while playing around the
track, as a train was backing in, STUN
bled and fell and the train ran over
his left leg above the foot. He will he
a cripple
The 1t. Clair county association Or
der Eastern star will hold its third an
nual meeting on Wednesday, October
81, at Marine City. Emily Ward Chap
ter will entertain the various chapters
of the county.
Seventy ears were required to carry
the stock that was shipped over the
llarbor Beach division of the Pere
Marquette week ago Saturday This
was the largest shipment ever made ov-
er that division.
On account of being broken down in
health, the editor of the Lexington
News, j. H. Keyes, will lease his paper.
We regret that our old friend is feeling
so poorly and hope that with rest, he
may regain good health.
The 18th annual convention of the
It. Clair county sunday School associa-
tion will be held at the NJ. +. church in
Marine city, October Il and Is. Oilic-
ers, teachers and all interested in the
work are cordially invited.
J. O'Neill, Marine City man, who
has been Guiding justice for a year, has
finally been run down and was arrested
at Wyandotte. Two charges are
against him, one Tor larceny and the
other for assault and battery.
hicken thieves have stolen over
thousand fowls from around Beryille
recently and Nelson Walker put some
shot into one OF them when he found
couple running out of his yard with
bags full of poultry. The plunder was
dropped but the man got away 1t is
said that bullets will be used after this
instead of shot.
Russell McNaIr, youngest son of
Hugh McNair. of Brown City has been
offered and has accepted the position
as assistant to Prof Modem in the
Brown City high school. Russell grad
uated from the above school in 1903,
and took two year course at the Ann
Arbor high school, graduating with
honors. He is as yet, hardly eighteen
years Old