The Yale expositor., 1911-09-07
SEPTEMBER Z, 1911

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beaneries, the second one being in
course of building.
The Detroit Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held at Flint September 20.
The slogan for the Thumb District
Fair to be held in Port Huron Septem-
Der IL, IL, II and 10 is "Bigger and Bet
ter"
AlgOnac school will have two in
nOyatiOnS this year, a music and draw
ing teacher, and a school savings bank
system.
The Harbor Beach Times has inaugu-
rated the popularity voting contest, to
littingly celebrate 30 years of successful
publication.
The Inlay City Record of last week
began its 18th year. 1t has been under
the management Of A. W. Hubbell for
nineteen years.
The Diamond Crystal salt Co. at st.
Clair, are erecting big store shed IS
feet front, 81 feet deep with shed run
ming 100 feet back.
Mrs. Amelia PrObett, widow of
Stephen Il. Probett, died in Port Huron
last Sunday, where she was born and
had lived her whole life of eighty years.
The Thumb Telephone Company of
Sanilac and Huron counties, has pur.
chased all of the Wise telephone lines
in these counties and the exchange in
IIarbor Beach and Croswell
"A committee of Marine City ladies
waited on the board of education re-
Gently, requesting that domestic science
and manual training be added to the
curriculum of the school in that city.
The Bad Axe grain company has re-
organized with a capital stock of ST.
600 900. Elevators are operated bv
this company at Bad Axe, Carsonvlle,
McGregor, Ruth, Minden City and APP
pegate.
Almont is nightly proud of the new
state reward road built north of the
town. The job is said to be the best
ever and the road with its row of maple
trees on either side has been named
Maple Avenue.
Charles Glenn, of st. Clair, slipped as
he was boarding limited car last sun
day and fell, breaking his ankle. Mr..
Glenn was just getting out after a run
of fever, and this means another con-
iinement for him.
The ladies of the Nj. f. church at
Ruby, who served meals during the
Michigan National Guards maneuyers
ut Boards hill, are minus SIPS, which
sum was taken by some unknown per-
son, who entered the meal tent.
What were supposed to be several
cases of chicken-poX in Algonac, are
now pronounced by DR.. Stewart Ward,
deputy secretary of the state board of
health, who went to Algonac to investi
gate, as mild cases of smallpox.
The Bacon tract of timber near Adair,
which is now being cut, is said to be
the last that the county of 81. Clair will
contribute for building operations.
Some of this timber will be fit for
automobile and carriage and wagon
work and ship timbers.
Thos. l.. DuckwOrth, aged %, of
Flynn township, has been arrested
charged with assaulting an aged lady.
He was taken to Sandusky and placed
in Jail. He is under bonds of $1,000.
1t is said that Duckworth admits that
he had been drinking and was not re-
sponsible for his actions. Flynn town
ship is very wroth at the culprit.
The crime of holding up the Southern
| Pacific overland limited train for which
| Victor Clore and Bryan O'Hara of SAM
lac county were arrested and after
wards discharged, has been confessed
| to by one Frank M. Watson prisoner
in the Denver county Jail. This seems
to be the final chapter in the affair.
Bryan O'Hara was just recently mar
ried.
Albert McKinnon, of st. Clair, is a
man who holds wonderful record and
an enviable reputation. For ten years
he has given continuous service as a
day Waterman for the Great Lakes
Engineering works and then for the
Diamond Crystal Salt Co.'S. works, with
out losing a single day in all the ten
years, neither Sunday or holiday, Meth.
er sickness nor anything whatever has
ever kept him from his duties.