The Yale expositor., 1911-11-23

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The Peck Times is getting up a
Christmas edition, which no doubt will
be dandy.
Marine City gives free m0Oring quart
ers to all boats to lay up in Belle River
| for the winter.
The editor of the Dryden Echo, Carey
| Terry, was married November to Ida
John of same place.
Ralph Fuller, Richmond's young
artist, who has been with the Chicago
News, has resigned and will go to New
York.
Lexington has several houses to rent.
Brown City would be glad to have a
few as some families are waiting for
vacant houses.
A $4,000 hotel will soon be built at
Richmond, which will be known as
"The Lutes," after John b. Lutes, who
owns the real estate.
The postoflice in Capac was entered
bv burglars last week Thursday night
and 800 worth of stamps and Sc in cash
taken. Investigation is going on.
Port Hope will be, the terminal of
the Pere Marquette R'y instead of
Harbor Beach. A round house will be
built and about $4,000 expended by the
company.
The Howard Furniture Go. or Port
Huron has been reOrganized with the
following new officers: president, w.
j. Howard, manager, Il. &. Howard,
secretary and treasurer, John E.
Howard
In Huron county movement is be-
inn OF ar,fa tn hA 10
bership of the churches. At Bad Axe
been organized which will work along
this line.
The high school in Marine City has
organized literary society called "The
House of Representatives of the Marine
City High School," All business to be
carried on according to strict parlia
mentary rules.
Amasa Moore, of st. Clair, was con-
fined in the county Jail for two days for
violation of the quarantine law. His
sentence was 10 days, but Health Otlc-
er smith thought two days would ac.
complish as good results.
The beautiful Oakland, situated on
st. Clair river near st. Clair, and famous
i'm days gone by, will now pass ont of
existence. The buildings will be torn
down and material sold, and the grounds
will probably be sold in lots for sum-
mer homes.
Francis Woodward, resident of
Port Huron for II years, died last Fri
day after a third stroke He was 81
years of age, wholesale butcher and
well known in business circles. He
formerly lived in Yale. His body was
taken to Strathroy for burial.
Frank Reiner and Burnett LIGHT,
two foreigners living near Sandusky,
are dead from drinking elderberry wine
which they had made themselves and
in process of making had run through
a lead pipe, causing poisoning. These
men were both married and had only
been in this country short time.
A gang Of young men south of
Marlette are Matching up whole lot
of trouble for themselves and it is
promised them SOON too. They are so
fond of chicken spreads that they make
a practice Of stealing chickens and
turkeys for their midnight lunches. 1t
has come to such pass that something
is going to drop sure.
The burning of the City Opera House
in Harbor Beach means heavy loss to
the city and the Masonic lodge, although
some insurance was carried. The city
records were all safe but all the books
in the public library and furniture was
lost. Nothing in the lodge room at all
was saved, records of both lodge and
chapter being burned. A new building
will cost much more than the old one us
material is much higher now than then.