The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-10-08

The Armada fair is on this week.
The sugar beet harvest is in full
swing
The Croswell sugar plant will start
operations about October 18th.
The Lexington canning factory is
now putting up pears and later will can
apples.
Alfred Ii. Kent, of Richmond, is in
sane, and has been sent to the insane
asylum.
In Sanilac county there were 38
deaths and 66 births during the month
of August.
But very few arrests are being made
by the sheriff's force in 1t. Clair county
these days.
The Cant and Clyde Farmers club
will meet with Mrs. William Mason, at
Avoca, this month.
The Harbor Beach fair was spoiled
last week, as far as gate receipts went,
by the four days rain.
The city of Port Huron made fifty ar
rests during the month of September.
Two of these were women.
The Kings Daughters of Port Huron
will hold their annual rummage sale
during the week beginning Nov. 8.
There are eight factories at South
Park, suburb of Port Huron, which
employ over 900 men and need many
more.
The Carsonville creamery property
has been sold to Frank Kinch Of Grind
stone City. Improvements will be
made.
The George G. Luz Company in Port
Huron has sold out several lines of its
business and will do decorative work
exclusively in the future.
A trolley line is again being talked
of from Port Huron to HarbOr Beach.
A party of capitalists from the east
was over the route last week.
Inlay City people have their lecture
course adjusted for the season and the
first number comes October Is. JOS.
X. Griffs, DID,, is the first speaker.
The floral exhibit in ST. Clair last
week was success. Some of the fruit
and vegetables grown by the young
people were of mammoth size, like
tropical fruit.
The school board at INLAY City has
found it necessary to hire an extra
teacher, on account of the crowded
condition of the school this year, max
ing nine in all.
Moses Burns, ST., who takes care of
the truants and orphans of Sanilac
county, says there were less truants
this year than in any other so far. The
boys are getting good.
A gas company has been organized
at Marine City and franchise asked
for. The privilege of supplying st.
CLAIR citizens from the same plant will,
if possible, be secured.
AT the recent state fair Ia first pre-
miums and IL second premiums were
awarded the st. Clair schools, in work
done by the different grades. The
amount received was $40.
The first store in Inlay City was
opened 80 years ago last week. John
Borland was the merchant. The build.
ing is still standing, being used as the
back part of Oddfellows' hall.
Frank Foley, Lakeport man, was
found bleeding and unconscious on
Gratiot avenue, on the shore road, last
Friday night. He had been robbed of
his money and beaten. He was taken
to the hospital.
Charles Revolt, of the Sandusky
House at Sandusky, is the first man to
be punished for violating the local OPP
ton laws in Sanilac county. He was
sentenced to 60 days in Jail with no al
tentative of paying fine.
The Michigan Sugar Co., which pur-
chased three acres of land at Sandusky
recently, is taking out the trees by the
roots and will use the ground for pit
ting station for their beets, in case the
factory is overcrowded or no cars can
be obtained.
Anna Black has just entered upon
her 47th year as teacher, thirty-six
years having been spent in the Caro-
schools. In many cases parents and
children have 'gone to school" to Miss
Black. All are hoping she will still be
there at the end of fifty years.
At the place where the recent fatal
accident occurred on the Rapid railway
near Marysville, it is so timbered that |
the track is not visible around the |
curve. The railway company is nego-
tiating for the purchase of this tim |
bered strip, and will, If secured, cut |
down the trees.
A pitiful thing was the finding of |
Mrs. Matilda Yax's dead body in ST. |
Clair river by her two small boys one |
day last week. Mrs. YAK is Joe Be |
dore's daughter, living at the Flats, and |
1t is supposed that heart failure was
the cause of her death, as she toppled |
into the water. The boys were rowing
around and thought they had found a
bundle OF rags. They towed to shore
their mothers body.
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