The Yale expositor., 1911-08-17
THURSDAY. AUGUST II, 1911.


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A new bean elevator is being erected
at DefOrd.
Wednesday, August % has been de-
clared Civic holiday in Port Huron.
1t is reported that this years crop of
beets will be larger than the factories
can handle
a. III. Patterson, veteran printer, has
been helping on the Brown City Banner
| the last week or SO.
Danger signals have been placed on
| the muck road east of Brown City as
said road is unsafe for travel.
The eighth annual picnic of Huron
and Sanilac |. O. o. f. association will
he held III Bad Axe August "a.
Alber! John Rogginbuck, for 30years
resident Of IlarbOr Beach, died sud
drnly Of heart trouble last week.
| ClUsWcll Business Mems excursion
VIII br held August % and the people
viii go to Tashmoo park for an outing.
In order to draw his flax quickly to
market, a Goswell farmer hitched four
loads behind an engine and SO made
good time
Port Huron will be a privileged city
when she secures the night pOstotlce.
Service will be given after August ID
night and day.
Matthew Sicken the well known
business man, vessel owner and capital.
| ist at Marine City died last week from
stroke oi paralysis.
y vigorous campaign will be made
TO secure All electric line running from
Saginaw through Nassar, Caro-, Cass
City, Bad Axe and To Harbor Beach.
Indiana farmers are selling their
| farms at from $500 to 1925 an acre and
coming to Michigan where they will
buy better land at SS5 to 500 an acre,
The Pigeon Progress will print the
| Carsonville Critic hereafter, having
purchased the subscription list of that
office. The Critic plant will be moved
to Akron.
John Turnbull of Capac, has purchas-
ed 80 acres of land in Arenac county,
at Sl2 and $l4 per acre, getting his deed
| from the state lie bought the land
without seeing 1t.
Over at Pontiac the Ladies' Aid so
ciety of the NJ 4. church has made a
ruling that all women attending ser.
vices are expected to remove their hats.
1t is stated that the men had nothing
to do with this, but are looking pleasant.
In Inlay City the question of buying
more land adjoining the school build
ing for a playground was lost by
vote of $50 to TO- Also the question of
establishing ali agricultural course in
the school was lost by vote of l3l to II.
John Sefert, of Saginaw county, who
was arrested June 2l for shooting his
fatherin-law, Philip Fox and released
on bail, has been discharged the diff.
iiculties being settled between the two
| parties and Fox not appearing against
| Seifert.
The town of Marysville was visited
| last Thursday by disastrous fire with
loss at $4,000. The grocery store of
William Johnston and the home of
VIM. Carpenter burned to the ground.
Other houses caught fire but were saved
from destruction.
a Grange picnic is to be held in
Aldrich'S grove at Capac, Wednesday,
Aug. 80. Delegations from all oranges
in st. CLAIR county are expected to be
present and the public at large is in
vted to attend. The state speaker will
be Mrs. Olivia j. &. WOOlman.
L. L. Mosher, of Armada, is surely
an unfortunate man. May lS, fire
destroyed an elegant farm house, sew
eral outbuildings, live stock and a new
automobile Last week the tenant
house occupied by this family was con-
sumed by flames while they were absent
and they again lost all their furniture
and clothing.