The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-02-08

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During the month of December there
were 50 deaths i'm st. Clair county.
Real estate transfers are active in
1t. Clair county ut the present time.
Over fifty students will graduate
from the Port Huron high school this
spring.
The receipts of the Holy Cross Ba-
zaar in Marine City, amounted this
year TO $lS0003.
The new sheriff. Wesley G.. Davidson,
is starting out good and strong with
the Sunday saloon closing.
The cornerstone of the new Masonic
temple at Bad Axe was laid on Mon
day with appropriate ceremonies.
The Irwin House at Bad Axe was
recently destroyed by fire. Bad Axe
now wants a modern cOmmOdious pub
lie house.
Bertha Turner, of Petoskey, is the
additional teacher i'm the high room at
Marlette, made necessary by the crowd
ed condition.
Justice Of the Peace J.. II. Robbins,
February 2. Few would think him
more than 60.
Although many of the Melvin citi-
zens at first were opposed to the incor-
poration scheme, they are now coming
to favor the idea.
There are % drains under construc-
ton at the present time in st. Clair
county and II more will be laid out
when warm weather comes.
A. T.. Sleeper and associates recently
purchased the private bank of w. III,
Ennest at Applegate and consolidated
it with the one already owned there.
The ministers of Marlette and vicin.
ity have organized ministerial assOci-
alton for mutual help in matters OF
interest to themselves and churches.
Stephen Gould claims the banner so
acre hay crop i'm st. Clair county f0l
1906 season. He estimates that he
raised $50 tons of hay on the eighty
acres.
The depot at Brown City has beer
rearranged and painted and is now
quite espectable-looking place
Most of the =. NJ. depOts are not much
OH appearance or comfort.
The Inlay City Agricultural Society
has elected Nelson Haskin, president
John Borland, vice-president; JohT
Titus, secretary; Geo. w. Jones, treas
urer. October |, = and 3 are next fai
dates.
The Huron county agricultural asso
citation has not met with good success
i'm its fairs Of late years and will no
hold one this coming year unless thu
town of Bad Axe comes down with sil
hundred dollars to help along.
st. Clair claims a rare honor, that o
having triplets who were born GO year
ago last Sunday and who have lived in
st. Clair the most Of their long lives
They are Il. f. Champion, Emm;
Champion and Mrs. Ellen j. Kemp.
The Capac Creamery has been reOr
ganiZed and incorporated and is nov
on good solid basis. Stock is PLACED
at ten dollars Il share and farmers arr
offered one, two or three shares accord
ing to the number of cows they have.
Norman Elliott from Detroit was re
Gently arrested in Carsonville, for sell
ing silks and dress goods without ;
license. His trial was set for last
week, William Body going his bonds
On the day of trial Elliott had disap
peared and court adjourned.
A shocking death occurred TO the 10
months old child of Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
McClelland, of Elk township north OF
us, one day last week as it was playing
before an open fireplace. Its clothes
caught fire and the child was so badly
burned that it died in few hours.
Kenneth, 4-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris. Reynolds. of Port Huron
swallowed gold ring about year ago
and for several months mast has beer
slowly wasting away. AT one time his
recovery was almost given up. The
ring is plainly visible under the x-ray
examinations which have been made
lately 1t IS thought that coating of
flesh has formed about the piece OF
jewelry and in this way serving as a
protector to the other organs. The
young lad is now rapidly gaining in
health.
valuable lesson.