The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-08-26


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Several Melvin young ladies are learn
ing to play baseball.
The CrOswel fair management
promises a lot of good races this fall.
1t is said that numerous slot machines
are in daily use at the st. Clair Flats
and in Algonac.
The annual Sunday school picnic
which is held at Amadore will be on
September LIST this year.
Peter Hill, a pioneer lumberman and
prominent citizen of Port Huron, died
on Sunday last aged 81 years.
Harbor Beach people are kicking be-
cause the SCOT from the local laundry
smoke stack is spelling every thing in
sight.
The detention hospital at Port Huron
is reported to be in the best of condi-
ton. the only fault to be found is that
its too small.
The Sanilac County Times is now be.
ing printed on new Diamond cylin-
der press. Brother Graham will find
his work accelerated.
DR.. G. A. Traphagen, practitioner in
Armada for the past eleven years, has
sold out to DIR. II. j. Bush of Linden
and will locate in Bay City.
The recent Odd Fellow picnic held in
Harbor Beach was big success, 1900
people being present, enjoying the
beautiful day and amusements.
State Treasurer Sleeper and wife and
Stephen Clark have returned from an
auto trip of 1000 miles. They were
visiting their old home in Vermont.
Walkers store at Capac was broken
into by burglars one night last week
and substantial sum of money taken
by the burglars besides groceries and
shoes.
Il. G. Graham, of Peck, will start a
paper at Apologize about the first of
October. The name will be the Apple
gate Pilot and an experienced printer
will be placed in charge.
The Ladies' Improvement Society at
st. Clair is doing grand work in help
ing to clean up and improve the town
in many ways. Other towns might
follow the good example.
Mrs. Smith proprietress of the Cadil.
lac hotel in Lexington, is charged with
violating the local option law and was
arraigned and examination set for Sep
TENDER IL. She was released on bonds.
The Summers Fibre Co.'S buildings
in Port Huron were injured by fire last
Friday to the amount of $4,000. The
Pere Marquette trains were delayed
about two hours by the lines of hose
across the track.
st. Clair people were in dreadful
way Monday morning when a dredge
which was working in the river took
up part OF the intake pipe and conse-
quently water had to be shut off for a
whole day until the break could be re-
paired.
The house of VIM. Alexander in
Brown City, was found by Sheriff Ep-
plett, who searched the place, to con-
tain quantity of whiskey and beer
and barrels of empty bottles. The
whole thing was confiscated and Alex
ander arrested.
The Capac Journal displays pardon
able amount of pride along with a
whole new dress of type in last weeks
issue. The Journal hasn't had an en-
tire new raiment for twenty-three
years so the change can be considered
as beneficial in sanitary point of
view.
Port Huron allows children to ride
their bicycles on the sidewalks and
there are so many, one is always fear
full of being run down. Most small
towns prohibit the practice and why
city the size of Port Huron should
sanction it is mystery, as it is certain
ly nuisance.
Many towns are having "Home Com
ings" and they seem to hit the right
spot in the hearts Of the people. Ar
mazda wants to get into line and the
Graphic is trying to enthuse the citi-
zens up to the point of preparing for
an event of the kind. Go ahead
brother, we'll promise to come home.
The Sanilac Jeffersonian says that
canning red beats is new wrinkle in
the canning business but our factory is
doing that, and the beats by the pro-
cess they pass through are said to be
vastly improved in flavor" We haven't
a doubt but that beats, whether they
/ e red beats or dead beats would be
vastly improved by the canning pro-
cess and while it certainly is a new
wrinkle, it might be profitable one.
Beet il, Brother Morrison.