The Yale expositor., 1910-02-18


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The Peck creamery will run another
year.
Inlay City's next fair will be held
October 4, 5 and 6.
The Peck Times is publishing the tax
sales for Sanllac county.
Peck will be in line next summer
with several new automobiles.
The residents of South Park are with
out police protection at the present
time.
Every saloon in ST. Clair county was
supposed to be closed last Saturday,
Lincoln's birthday.
&. ii. Harrison, reformed hack driv-
er from Grand Rapids, will open a
rescue mission in Port Huron.
Marlette citizens are thinking of
sprinkling their streets with oil next
season to keep down the dust.
The Michigan Motor Co. headquar-
ters in Detroit, will establish factory
in Rochester that will employ 200 men.
st. Clair people now think they are
drinking pure water, as the last samples
sent to be analysed were pronounced
fair.
Mrs. Martha Dove, former resident
of Port Huron and sister of Samuel
Biddlecomb of that city, has just passed
her Tooth birthday at Alpena.
The Richmond Review came out last
week in beautiful new dress, called
nine point Century Expanded type.
The Review always makes good
A farmer named Martin, of Lake
port, asks the circuit court that Herman
Hodges a saloon keeper, of Port
Huron, or his bonding company pay
him $4,000, alleging that Hodges sold
his minor daughters liquor.
At North Branch the school room
has become so over crowded that the
board has decided to erect a new one
story, two room building with base
ment, for the primary department.
George Alexander, living near
| Deckerville, was recently operating a
gasoline engine, using a lighted torch.
An explosion came which burned him
very severely about the face and neck.
4. u. Gorsuch former editor of the
Richmond Review, who has been fail
ing in health for months, is in criti-
cal condition this week. Later-Mr.
Gorsuch died Wednesday afternoon Of
cancer.
The teachers of the Marlette schools
have inaugurated what may become an
annual affair. They gave banquet to
the members of the school board and
their wives at the best hotel in town
last week. The board appreciated the
teachers kindness.
Mrs. Jessie McConkey, of Columbus,
who was in probate court few weeks
ago, accused of neglecting her children,
is in further trouble now. Her proper
ty consisting of l52 acres of land will
be sold to the highest bidder on April
3. +. P.Wilson of Smiths Creek levied
on the property for debt of 800 and
this led to the auction sale.
Sheriff Wagenseil recently ordered
two blood hounds from Tennessee, but
on the way one of them died from dis
temper and the other was sent back, as
it is necessary to have two that have
been trained together. Another pair
has been ordered. Woe be to st. Clair
county miscreants hereafter. The an
finals will cost the county 1925.
Jock Graham, travelling salesman for
the Bay City Grocery Co., while i'm the
village oyer Sunday said that he did
not want to become famous as a rail-
road promoter like Willie Wilson but
from what he could hear in Bay City
work would commence in the early
spring to build steam railroad from
Bay City to Caro- and those who pretend
to know say that the road will be con-
tinued to Shower, Elmer City, Sandusky,
Peck, Yale and to Emmett. 1t appears
that the Grand Trunk railroad is back
ing the scheme and wants more of the
trade of the Thumb that is controlled
by the Z. M.-Peck Times.