The Yale expositor., 1910-10-14
FRIDAY. OCT. IA. 1910.

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There are a few cases of typhoid fever
i'm Melvin.
IL. :. Hydorn has sold his farm in
Maple Valley for $4,000.
The first number of the Melvin Ga.
zette was issued four years ago last
week
+. l.. Wather, a prominent citizen of
Lexington, suffered stroke of paral-
ysis last week.
Rev. James :. Fryer, of Cheboygan,
will accept the call to the Congregations
al church in st. Clair
The International Fanciers' Asso-
citation will hold a poultry exhibit in
Port Huron January 1919, 20 and 81,
1911.
The IIavers Motor Car Go. will soon
begin the manufacture of roadsters in
Port Huron, and will employ about 100
mechanics
Elmer Phillips, who recently sold the
Minden City Herald, is looking over
the field in Detroit with the idea of
locating there.
The Marine City Sugar Factory is
now employing % men and it is said
this number will be materially increased
in the near future.
Marine City Oddfellows are improv-
ing their hall by having built hand
some concrete block basement which
will contain dininghall, kitchen etc.
The first passenger train has been
run over the new Bay City road, run
ming from that city to Akron. Caro-
will be reached in a couple of weeks.
The Sanilac County Farmer, publish
ed at Sandusky, Mich, has been sold to
+. M. Weber of the Carsonville Tribune,
who will take possession of the same
October 10.
The Grand Trunk depot at the tunnel
is now completed and is open to the
public. There has been great trans
formation made and the interior is now
handsome place. The changes have
been going on since the fire last spring
Clerks in Carsonville stores are tired
of long hours of work and have petit
toned the merchants to close their
stores at an earlier hour. The mer-
chants have not as yet acted on the
movement but the clerks and their
families are hoping.
We forgot to mention last week that
! G.. l.. Wilder had $500 loss on his
photo studio in Brown City the week
before 10y fire, which totally destroyed
| the building belonging TO n. Ii. Granger
and also caused a loss OH the building
owned by Mrs. w. +. Clark of Sl,00.
Prof. George A. Parker, one of the
best and most successful educators IN
eastern Michigan, died last week on
Harsens' Island Mr.. Parker was born
i'm Sanilac county. lie taught school
in Lexington. Port Sanilac, Fort
Gratiot and Marine City. He was IS
years of age.
Mary Mullaney, of Brockway town
ship, has petitioned the circuit court
for separate maintenance from her
husband John Mullaney. The couple
have been married 81 years and have 10
children. The complainant alleges
cruelty. Attorney j. Il. Weymouth
appears for Mrs. Mulaney.
Because he was on train No -, run
ming from Capac to Inlay City, Daniel
Diamond aged 10, who was going home
from Capac, last Friday, became super.
.titious and jumped from the rapidly
moving train. An arm aud leg were
severed from his body and he was dead
i'm two hours, due to his own careless
ness.
Mrs. Orrin j. Groat, wife of the Port
Huron piano salesman, who seriously
shot A. j. Mcleod, former Port Huron
tailor, in Detroit recently, is visiting at
the home of her brother in Doyle. Nc
Leod, who has recovered, is also at the
same place and the good people of
Doyle are talking whole lot and
declare they have perfect right to.
Claude Carson, of It. Clair county,
charged with stealing canvas from
Joseph Hayes, had his hearing before
Justice Dawson Friday evening. lie
was found guilty and sentenced to the
county Jail for 40 days. Carson's brother
Joseph was implicated with him. He
was also found guilty and fined $40 or
40 days in the Jail. After serving five
days of his sentence he changed his
mind, paid the $40 and was released
Saifilac County Republican.