The Yale expositor., 1906-01-05
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The Lexington News issues no paper
this week.
A. A. Patch, of Lynn, has gone 60
Tennessee to spend the winter.
The Port Huron Times took a holt
day on Monday and issued no paper.
Robert Willoughby's barn in Lynn
was destroyed by fire one night last
week.
Minnie Harris, aged 10 years, died at
her home in Kimball township, of
diphtheria.
John Conlin, a 16-year old Marine
City boy, was drowned by skating into
an air hole.
County Truant Officer MontfOrd is
on another tour through the county
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Luck, of st.
Clair, celebrated their golden wedding
January LIST.
There have been 1913 births, 772 deaths
and 537 marriages in ST. Clair county
during the year 1905.
The Marlettte Leader gives a good
place, in its last issue.
The capacity of the county jail has been
overtaxed lately and movement is on
foot to have the building enlarged.
w. j. Moore, proprietor of the Mar
lette telephone exchange, is making
arrangements for farmers phones.
The wife of the late John w. Porter,
for many years residents of Port HUI
ron, died last week at the sanitarium
in Flint.
Three little girls were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Eastman, of Port HUI
ron, last Friday and within two hours
all were dead.
The city of Bad Axe has adopted
standard time since January LIST. Sixty
of the business men will make the trial
for three months.
Plans have been finished for hand
some new opera house at st. Clair.
The building will be stories high and
will cost $4,000.
Dempster COwles, keeper of st. Clair
county poor house, is having some
trouble with the inmates. An investi-
CATION is being made.
Rev. 5. Megaw, pastor of the Presby-
terrain churches of Duff and Flynn,
near Marlette, has gone to new
charge at Bourbon, Ind.
Four deaths have occurred at the
county house during the past two
weeks. Mrs. Mary Thompson, the last
one, was nearly 80 years of age.
Frank Mercer and Arthur Hall, of
Deckerville, were arrested last week
and locked up in Sandusky Jail charged
with killing and selling diseased meat.
The Richmond Review will here
after be issued on Thursday instead of
Friday, so that all rural route subscri.
bers may get their papers before Mon.
day.
The Seed Knitting Mills, of Lexing-
ton, have been moved to Port Huron.
All the machinery was moved with
wagon on account of the shortage of
cars.
Dolph McNary of near Brown City
got his foot in between the spikes of a
gasoline engine and the leg was crush
ed so badly that amputatiOn was neces-
sary.
Governor Warmers first pardon is
given to Edwin L. Bennett, of Jack
son, who was found guilty four years
ago of manslaughter in connection
with Agnes Eberstein.
Mrs. Caspar Penkoski, of Minden
City, was burned to death recently.
She was mixing water and alcohol near
a stove when the stuff ignited setting
her clothes on fire. She Immediately
ran out doors when the wind did the
rest.
Fred Kristen aged SO years of Marine
City, applied for marriage license
last week but couldn't remember his
bride-to-be's name. He had to go home
to find out that she went by the name
of Mary Cohrs. The bride is 66 years
of age.
Governor Warner has appointed Hon.
Henry McMorran, Myron w. Mills, p
III. Phillips, III. q. Shower and III. r.
Runnels, of Port Huron, as representa-
tives to the National rivers and har.
bors congress to be held in Washington
January Is.
The Peck Times comes out plainly
when it says: $50 long as we are con
nected with this paper it will cost every
person who gets 1t 81 per year in adj
vance. This Office will never be al
emporium for cabbage, short stove
wood, baled hay or any other farm pro
ducts" Do you stick to this, brother
Graham, cabbage is pretty good once
in while.
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