The Yale expositor., 1910-01-07
FRIDAY, JAN. Z, 1910.
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The paper mill at Capac has COM
menced operations.
DR.. ID. Paterson, of Capac, is making
trip to Spokane Wash.
Mrs. Ii. p. Stoughton, of Capac, has
suffered the second attack of paralysis.
Capac contemplates quite building
boom in and around the village this
spring.
Rev. George Fries, who was given
the Adair chu rch circuit recently, has
resigned
The general store of Fries & Parks,
at Lambs, has been closed on chattel
mortgage.
There were 267 deaths in Port Huron
in the year just past, a decrease of "a
from 1908.
Prof. j. G. Gourlay is the new prin-
cipal of the Croswell School in place of
Mr.. Frostic, resigned
Port Huron city spent $41,374.37 on
| improvements during 1909. The canal
construction was the biggest item.
Erie E. Mclaughlin, of former base
ball fame, now travelling salesman is
visiting around Capac and Brown City.
The work of inspecting every barber
shop in the state has been begun by
state inspectors. Every shop in Michi-
gan will be visited.
Adeline Bolyer, of st. Clair, Is years
old, quarreled with her lover and then
bought and drank chlorofOrm. Two
physicians saved her life.
Mrs. A. N. Culver, for over Fl years
in the millinery business in Marlette,
has now sold out to Mrs. E. M. Nichols,
and will move to the South.
The postoflice at Burnside has been
discontinued and No. mail route has
been established from Brown City,
with Arthur Wilcox, carrier.
The house of Daniel Lovejoy in
Marine City was all ablaze while he
calmly slept within. He was barely
awak ened in time. House and contents
all consumed.
Mrs. Gardner, of Marine City, gets
$3.50 from the city for injuries received
from defective sidewalks. The settle
ment was effected at special meeting
of the common council last week.
Ernest Smith and Susan Farley of
Carsonville, could not secure license
in Port Huron to be married, as they
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the river to Sarnia and returned as one.
John b. Evans, of Capac, has been
arraigned in police court on a charge
of assault. Evans was the man charged
with stabbing Henry Van Damme, on
the streets of Capac. 1t is said that a
young lady was the cause of cOntrOver
sy.
j. II. Brink is preparing to build
large livery and drive barn i'm Capac.
For writing good things about it, the
editor of the Journal says he expects
the best turnout for the first trip. OF
all the cheek, that Hunter is the cheek
lest
Over at Romeo, some one desiring ex
element, attempted the burning of the
big warehouse of +. M. Hopkins dur
ing the night of Christmas eve, but the
scheme was frustrated. The common
council has offered a reward of 500 for
the apprehension of the guilty party.
Croswell people feel that they are
given the consideration due them by the
Z. M. R'y company. They claim poor
road, poor coaches, engines and equip
ments and miserable depot and for
the amount of money the Pere Mar
quette receives from that section that
they deserve better returns.