The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-23
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A Business Mems organization has
been formed i'm Sandusky.
George Mitts, one the oldest of Port
/ Huron business men, died on Sunday
last.
The number of rural free delivery
routes in Michigan November was
1918.
a Mrs. Hubert, of Bad Axe, is among
the number to get a state permit to
shoot deer.
The Marlette OES entertained the
TuscOla County Association OES on
Thursday, Nov. 22nd
John W. Twiss, an old and respected
Port Huron citizen. died recently of
cancer of the stomach.
Eugene Potter. the man who disap-
peared from LenoX. has not yet been
heard from. Ills family fear foul
play.
G. G. Hubbel. who has resided in
Marlette for seventeen years, has gone
to Seattle with his family to make their
home.
William Checker, who lately escaped
from the county Jail at Caro-, was found
and arrested at Port Huron lie was
taken back TO Caro-.
The boycott which has been on the
Majestic theatre i'm Port Huron since
its opening, is now declared off and all
labor difficulties are settled.
/ Port Huron has an opportunity To Sc
cure an automobile factory which will
employ 400 men. a committee was
appointed to make negotiations.
Ia, 4 Il L.
ter of Mr. and George Farley, of CrOs-
well, died last week of typhoid fever.
The funeral was held on Thursday.
Henry Kucken, a LenoX young man,
had his hand and arm chewed up i'm q
corn shredder which he was feeding, SO
that amputatiOn was necessary at the
shoulder.
Frederick II. Belts, aged - years, of
Kansas, and Almira Woods aged %
years, of Capac, procured marriage Ii
cense at County Clerk Foley's Office on
Tuesday morning.
Stephenson Dinsmore, assistant cash
Ter of Moore's bank, Capac, for a num-
Der of years, has resigned and gone to
Montcalm county where he will open Il
bank in place called Coral.
The electric lighting plant at Ago
nae supplies 400 incandescent lamps,
twelve 81 incandescent and 81 arc
lamps for lighting the streets. 100000
gallons of water are used daily.
Mrs. John Weber, of Adair, slipped
on the wet ground and fell on a vine
gar jug which she carried, the wooden
plug of which nearly gouged out her
eye. She will lose the sight of it.
Renwick DeWanler, a Kenockee far
mer, who deserted his wife and family
October Both, has been arrested i'm the
Upper Peninsula. The family is desti-
tute and depends upon the neighbOrs
for a living.
Seven or eight boarders and EN-
ployees of the Bancroft house, Inlay
City, were made violently i'll recently
by eating cheese. Prompt and yigOr-
Gus medical treatment brought them
all out of danger.
For the first time for several years
the tunnel is closed for two hours in
the forenoon and two in the afternoon
when the traffic is lightest. This is
done that the work of lighting the tun-
mel with electricity may proceeds
The big steel barge Bell and the
steamer Seguin collided i'm st. Clair riv-
er ut Port Huron last Thursday night
and the former lies on the bottom in
twenty feet of water while the Seq
uin is at Sarnia at the dock in sink'
ing condition.
Joseph Bannister, of Almont, left his
home there last week to take up gov
eminent land in ROscOmmOn county.
Bannister had light, covered wagon
with stove and furniture and his three
hoVS the VouuOest a baby only one
year old, with him. Behind the wagon
n buggy was tied, dog under the bug
gy, and Jersey COW fastened behind.