The Yale expositor., 1911-08-03
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1911.

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A shelter platform is being erected
at the tunnel depot,
\ mile of state reward road is being
built north of Almont
Almont is having professional trim
mer prune the village shade trees for
$3.50
Mrs. Mary a. Baker, of Croswell, one
of its Oldest residents, died recently at
the age of %.
DR.. Malay, of Romeo, is taking trip
to Missouri in his auto, to be gone
about ten days.
Memphis citizens are holding indigna.
tiOn meetings because their telephone
service is so poor.
y dormitory building is being put up
at simpson park, Romeo for the sum.
mer camp meeting.
Rev. John Munday OF Grace church,
Port Huron, has just begun his 18th
year AZ pastor of this church.
Six year certificates will be given to
those graduating from the Lapeer
county normal which opens at Lapeer
Sept 4tt.
For scropping and maulng each 9TH
er John Garland and wife Bertha, of
Capac, were arrested and will spend IS
days in the Detroit House of Correction
Port Huron people would like a
boulevard from their city to Lexington,
but the Lexington people would pre-.
fer an extension of the interurban rail
way.
The Weber Vending Machine Com.
pany composed of Sandusky residents,
has been moved from Detroit to San.
dusky, where the business will be con
duCted.
twenty-five families from stricken
Oscoda have been provided with homes
in Port Huron, rents paid for month,
groceries etc, furnished and employ
ment given.
The International Fanciers' Associa.
tion will hold picnic on August % at
Lakeside Park, Port Huron. All
fanciers in st. Clair county will re.
ceive invitations.
Sunday excursions OH the PortAustin
division of the Pere Marquette are still
in the hands Of drunken and fighting
men, who make the excursions horror
TO decent people.
w. J. Deeger, of Carsonville, was
seized with apoplexy while in Port
Huron and fell cutting deep cash in
his scalp. He was taken into the
MetropOle hotel.
The Diamond Crystal salt Works at
st. Clair have given the contract to
James O'Sulliyan of Port Huron for
the building Of large warehouse. w ok
will soon be started.
The Lexington News is calling down
its ball team, saying they should pinch
themselves to see if they were awake
and that they were the most listless
bunch that had ever tried to play the
game.
Purl Harding of the Melvin Gazette
is the youngest editor in Sanilac coun-
ty and perhaps in the state. lie cele-
brated his 10Th birthday last week.
His sheet would do credit to u much
older man.
The entire body of the State troops
will come to Port Huron August 8 and
remain ten days. 1t will be gala time
for Port Huron people. 1t is expected
that thousands of people will visit the
camp ground.
Port Huron has lost two prominent
people by death in the last week, Rev.
Thos. w. Montieth, pastor of First
Presbyterian church and Ezra &. Carl
ton, late proprietor of the Four Gables
at Edison Beach.
Three young men narrowly escaped
drowning at Edison Beach Sunday
morning. They were i'm row boat
when it tipped over. Two could swim
but the third was unconscious when
drawn ont of the water.
The st. Clair County Press states
that there have been one hundred and
thirty unnecessary deaths in ST. Clair
during the last II years and lays a
large number to polluted water, others
to lack of prevention, isolation and
sanitation.
Mrs. Grace Gregg, domestic in the
employ of a family residing at Gratroit
Beach died suddenly last week from
heart disease and shock received when
she grabbed an electric wire to keep
herself from falling. The right hand
was badly burned.
Governor Osborn has filed a protest
with the war department against
dumping the sewerage sludge from
Black river into st. Clair river. The |
dredgin g will be stopped till some san
itary means can be decided upon for
the disposal of the impure matter.