The Yale expositor., 1911-04-13
THURSDAY, APR. -, 1911.
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The river boats are running between
Port Huron and Detroit.
j. w. Atkins will build a large brick
store in Marlette this spring.
The new postoflice quarters at Har-
Dor Beach are said to be the finest in
Michigan.
Robert Rudd, of Marlette, cast his
Slst vote at the last election. He first
voted in 1858.
The WestbrOOk block in Marine City
was destroyed by fire last week, causing
loss of $4,000.
The Inlay City Times is greeting its
readers twice-a-week at present. The
scheme will be tried for a time at least.
w. f. Hodgson of Algonac. has re-
| ceived the appointment of deputy salt
| inspector of st. Clair county and his
salary began April |.
A five year old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Morrison of Capac, died last week
of diphtheria. Two other children in
the family escaped the contagion.
Anna Dupond, a year old Attention
girl, was terribly scalded by falling into
kettle of hot water which had been
placed on the floor. She may recover.
The new court house proposition in
Huron county was defeated. Many
think the old fire trap is good enough
for time yet, or that repairs may be
made.
The Almont Herald is publishing, in
series of articles, the history of AL.
mont, written in 1876 by DR.. W. b.
Hamilton and read July 4th of that
year. 1t is interesting reading.
Harbor Beach has the youngest may
or in Michigan. He is Henry Binkle,
of government seems to be very popu-
lar with Harbor Beach citizens.
r. w. Cooley who has run a bus, car
ried mail and express for the past
twenty-three years in Marlette, has now
sold out and will put in all his time
with his auctioneering business.
1t is opined that stock company
will be formed to rebuild the Whiting
block recently burned in st. Clair. The
corner is the best in the city for bust
ness.
John Myron, candidate for county
commissioner for schools on the demo-
cratic ticket at the recent election in st.
Clair county, has been elected superin-
tendent of the Marlette schools for next
year.
Lexington harbOrs low down person
who If known, would receive merited
punishment for the deliberate breaking
of five paneS of glass in the barber shop
window, also the smashing of street
lamp.
John Reisch, former Capac boy, is
home on four months furlough, after
serving four years in the u. 5. hospital
service. Mr. Reisch has double pay
during furlough as reward for re-
enlisting.
Twenty four years ago April 5, snow
was Is inches on the level and drifts
were anywhere from to 20 feet deep,
so the st. Clair Republican stated last
week. 1t was big storm but it ended
the winter.
Trains from PortIIuron to Chicago are
at the present time loaded with immi-
grants going west. About 200 per day
is the number set. The foreigners have
heard of the great possibilities of the
Canadian Northwest and expect to
make their fortunes there.
The Republican thinks that majority
of st. Clair citizens prefer ash heaps
etc, to real beauty spots, the way they
act, and states that probably no more
land or money will be offered to make
the little city clean and neat. Most
every town is afflicted in the same way
with kickers.
j. G. Clutterbuck, pastor of the Con-
church at Armada, has re-
signed to preach in Lake county to
uin fron NJ Of
land on the German plan. All the
houses are built in the village and the
land around is plated into 90 and 40
acre farms. Rev. Clutterbuck will take |
up farm together with his religious
work