The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-11-16

The teachers of north west Sanilac
county have organized q teachers as
ISOLATION.
I'm the vicinity of Sandusky farmers
are losing many sheep by sheep-killing
dogs. Better kill the dogs.
IIarbOr Beach now has Board of
Trade, the business men recently hav-
ing perfected the organization.
G. b. Scully, of Almont, has received
ram lamb direct from England, to
add to his fine flock of Leicesters.
The Deckerville Recorder has in
tstalled new Junior Linotype machine
in its office, which is a big step up.
f. f. Brown, who formerly edited
the Richmond Review and later the
Plainwell Enterprise, has sold his latest
venture.
Inlay City has a mile of state road
running north to Blacks Corners of
which it is nightly proud. 1t is up to
and above the standard.
The Richmond and Columbus Con-
gregational churches have extended
unanimous call to Rev. G.. I'll. Bachelor,
of New Lebanon, n. Y.
"rhe Vassar Milk Condensing Co."
built this winter at Vassar that opera
tons may be started by April next.
Elmer Boucher, the Richmond man
who was so seriously hurt Halloween
by falling over wire strung by mis-
chievous boys, is improving but it
was narrow escape.
On account of being Tilted by young
lady supposedly, Bert Smith, of Cottrell-
vile, attempted suicide by taking paris
green. However he took an over dose
and saved his own life.
The farmers of Sanilac co. will hold
their sixth annual blowout in the opera
house at Sandusky Friday evening,
Jan. 5th, 1912. The management is
promising fine program.
The Baptist church in Richmond,
has adopted the combination service
which makes one continuous service of
church and sunday school, beginning
at 10:30 and closing about II.
Two thoroughbred Russian wolf
hounds were received at st. Clair on
Monday of last week, for Geo. q. Moore,
shipped direct from London, Eng.
They are about three years old.
The 9-year-old son of VIM. Collar of
diphtheria. A few other cases of sore
throat in the neighborhood have been
promptly treated by the doctors and
the schools nearby closed.
The nineteenth annual convention of
the Women's Relief Corps of Wayne,
Washtenaw, Lapeer, Oakland, MacOmb
and st. Clair counties will be held in
Richmond next year, very successful
meeting just being finished at Rochester
Mrs. Maggie Mullen had leg am.
putated by Drs. Dancey and Paterson,
of Capac, at the home of her brother,
Andrew Kelley in Lynn, last week. A
stroke Of paralysis had caused the limb
to become practically dead and useless.
"The Croswell Marble and Granite
Company" has been Incorporated and
located in Croswell with Moses Burns
jr., as president and +. D. Mccoy, of
Port Huron, one of the best marble
cutters in the country, as secretary and
treasurer.
The corner stone of the new Nj. j.
church at Capac, was laid last Tuesday,
with impressive ceremonies. The pub
lie school took part i'm the exercises,
after which chicken pie supper was
served and platform meeting was
held in Maccabee hall.
Dominick Romzek, a young carpenter,
20 years of age, of Harbor Beach fell %
feet from the frame of barn to the
ground receiving injuries, from which
he died the next day. About year
ago he fell from barn 35 feet and re-
ceived but slight injuries.
Two 15-year-old Harbor Beach boys
were out hunting last Sunday, when the
gun one carried, accidentally went off,
the bullet striking the other under the
right shoulder, making dangerous
wound. Two years ago brother was
accidently shot and had to have his
arm amputated.
Several Lexington young ladies have
organized brass band. The Minden
City Herald throws cold water on the
scheme by remarking that never yet
has a brass band made up of women
been eminently successful. What does
it matter anyway. If one is shut in all
winter in lone town like Lexington,
one must do something