The Yale expositor., 1906-05-25
FRIDAY, MAY %, 1906.


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The pea mill at Carsonville has been
converted into an oatmeal factory.
II. G. Mapes, of Sandusky, has been
engaged as instructor of the Croswell
band
A few miles to the north west Of
Capac there are several diphtheria
cases.
Leslie Silverthorn contemplates NOV.
ing his bowling alley from Peck to
Melvin.
David c. Coburn, pioneer of Mem
phis, died at his home there May Is, at
the age of 20 years.
On Monday, May %, Mayville will
again vote upon the proposition to
bond for waterworks.
At It. Clair the people want to return
to sun-time and are freely signing Il
petition To that effect.
A new standard atlas of Sanlac
county is being delivered to patrons
throughout that section.
w. j. Douglas, of The Thousand
Islands, will take the management of
the Somerville hotel this season.
Monday May % the Lady Macca.
bees of Peck will celebrate the 18th
anniversary of their organization.
June 81, % and % are the dates for
the next teachers examination in san
dusky to be held in the court house.
The high school edition of the St.
Clair Republican issued by the pupils
last week is Il credit to all concerned.
Peck citizens have concluded not to
celebrate the fourth Of July this year
but lay low and give sister towns a
chance.
On account of poor health DR.. j. =.
Little, who has practised in Sandusky
for several years, will give up his prac
tice and reside in Detroit.
The st. Clair County Power Co. has
been granted franchise for thirty
years for a general electric lighting and
power business in Marine City.
ID. NJ. Washer, of Inlay City, has
manufactured harnesses in Almont and
Inlay for the past fifty years and is
apparently good for fifty years longer.
The fine new hospital at Bad Axe
has been opened to the public. 1t was
erected in memory of the late LangdOn
Hubbard by his son Frank w. Hub
bard.
The property of the Port Huron Ship
building Co. was sold last Wednesday
at auction to Fred 7. Moore. \ re-
organization will be made and the
name changed.
Port Huron pays its teachers less
money than most cities of same size in
the state. The matter is being con
sidered and permanent scale will pro
badly be adopted.
The board of managers of the Mich
igan Short Ship Racing Circuit has set
tied the Caro- rumpus by dropping that
town from the circuit. Ithaca has been
put in the vacancy,
1t is probable that the Deepspring
Bath House in Port Huron, which has
been closed for several months may be
opened by l.. a. Sherman who proposes
to run it for one year.
Margaret Wright, 10-year old
Kingston girl suicided last week by
taking a dose of carbOlic acid. From
letters which the child left it is evident
that the act was premeditated.
The launching of the new car ferry
Ashtabula at st. Clair last Saturday
was witnessed by fully fifteen hundred
spectators. The new boat cost $375,000,
100000 being spent in labor at st,
Clair.
Richmond is landing new industry
in the shape of The Parker Plow Co.
of Vassar which moves to Richmond,
buying the Cooley Bros. plant and run
ming the two in connection. Fifteen
men will be employed.
The Capac Journal is in luck in hav-
ing such friend as John Kingott,
state trespass agent, who always re-
members the editor of the Journal.
The latest remembrance was fine
string of brook trout from the streams
of northern Michigan, which gift was
duly and thoroughly appreciated by
Editor Hunter.