The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-08-02
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The Indian fair on Walpole island is
set for September Is, ~ and 20.
Albert Isle, of Elk township, was
vriy eciously injured ia II runaway ac
cident recently.
Rev. Free bias resigned his pastorate
of the Baptist church At Capac on ac
count OF church quarrel,
Th4 Excelsior Hunting and Fishing
! Club of Allegheny, PA, are camping at
II. Clair with iifty members.
The Colonial Hotel at Marine City is
now IN the hands Of Mr.. French, former
manager of stag Island hotel.
Mary f. McCrea, of Caro-, will sue the
VILLAGE OF Cass City ia the amount of
| 1000 for injuries received by falling
on a defective sidewalk.
Last sunday, July %, was Ye Old
! Peoples day ut the NJ. f.. church IN
! North Branch. This has been the
yearly custom for ten years.
\ Rebekah lodge is being organized
at Memphis. Already - prospective
members have paid in their cash and il
= anticipated that the total will reach
fifty.
Frank Steuty, a familiar figure in
! Lexington for many years died July
~ His life was one long continuous
! dissir atiOn, but he was no mans enemy
bat his own.
Mrs. Martin Davis, of APPLICABLE,
whose son was drowned last week at
Port Sanilac, while IN bathing, lived on
~ few days after her son was taken.
The shock was too much for her.
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constant service OH The stage line be
tween Sandusky and Argyle, retired
from the government employ July LIST.
Hugh Mclean, of Sandusky, will sue
ceed him.
William Baird, who lives just south
of Marine City, will move 10 Ann Ar
Dor where he can give his children the
education they cannot receive, AS he
thinks, under the present system in
Marine City.
Fire completely destroyed st. Philips
Catholic church near Hickey Friday
night last, with a loss of $4,000. The
flames were discovered shortly after a
choir practice was concluded. The
church was built 81 years ago.
Elmer III. Hunt, proprietor of the
south hotel at Memphis, has decided to
chrsten this hotel, THE Wells Tavern.
| When completed the hOstelry will he
up-to date, will have steam heat and
many other cOnveniences and improve
ments.
The German American Savings Bank
which was recently organized IN Port
Huron, has elected the following officers:
President, W. f. Davidson; vice presi
dent, \. Il. Stevenson; cashier, Cecil &.
Peck. The new bank will soon be
opened for business.
The candy store of Fred McMullen,
at Inlay City, was closed last week on
a chattel mortgage foreclosure. Lack
of capital and ineXperience are possible
causes for failure. McMullen was for
merly printer and had much better
have stuck To his trade.
Charles Cramer, proprietor of tray
cling show, let his two horses loose
while exhibiting at Omar and they ran
away. 1t was nearly week before he
located them near Juniata, fifty miles
away. As they were the only horses he
had, he couldn't move his show until
they were found.
Theodore Ebe t. of Allegheny, Pa,
while visiting in II. Clair, lost his life
while in bathing alone on Monday. No
ole KNOWS just now IL occurred. lie
was II years old and the main stay OF
his widowed mother, also helping his
younger brother To obtain an education
for the ministry.
Duncan McNannell, of Cass City, met
death last week by being crushed under
three or more feet Of falling earth while
working in gravel pit Two other
men were buried To their waists but
| were able IN eNt riratp Themselves
Within nine months there have been
four deaths in the McVannell family.
During the severe storm "A week ago
| Wednesday night, a barn was struck by
lightning on the Ferguson farm near
Capac. The wind spread the flames to
another barn and two sheds and all
burned together with five horses, ma
chinery, hay, grain. etc. Other damage
was done in different parts of the
county.