The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-06-01
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Inlay City will celebrate the Fourth
of July.
Croswelps high school athletes won
the silver cup at the meet in Ann Arbor
last week.
School hours at Almont have recent
ly changed. They begin at 1880 and
close at 1890.
will hold its 3lst annual meeting at
Washington June &.
Grandma Merrick of Elmer township,
Sanilac county, "a years old, is now cut
ting new lot of teeth.
The 9-year- old son of Peter Sicken of
Marine City, was drowned in Belle River
Friday while he was fishing.
Detroit wholesalers and manufactur-
ers visited st. Clair one day last week
and were quite impressed with the pref
ty little city.
Graduates from the Port Huron high
school this year will wear caps and
gowns and the question of graduating
dresses is settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McNair residents
of Brown City many years, have moved
to Detroit, where Mr.. McNair has en-.
gagged in business.
Memphis expects soon to have a new
elevator, beanery and hay depot. A site
has been secured and about half the
amount necessary secured.
John TigeOn, farmer ~ years old
living near Memphis, was drowned in
a swimming hole on Friday last week.
He leaves wife and child.
The schools at Capac were closed last
Friday for one week owing to an cpl
demic of diphtheria. There are several
cases among the school children.
The 2.year old son and only child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Caldwell near I'm
lay City, died in commissions from eat
ing strychnine tablets left on table.
The Grocers' and Butchers Associa-
ton of Port Huron is planning to en-
terrain the Thumb and seventh district
merchants for a few days this summer.
Sheriff Graham and deputies last
week raided the Cadillac hotel at Lex
ingtOn, for the second time and secured
81 pint bottles of booze. A Mrs. Smith
runs the hotel.
Claud Gardiner, of Burnside, fell
thirty feet from a ladder. striking on
some rails, last week and sustained
spinal injuries causing paralysis from
which he died.
There are said to be as many as 20
cases of small pox in st. Clair township
and people refuse to obey quarantine
regulations. There is one mild case of
small nOX in ~ Clair eitv
Hugh H. Hart, of Port Huron, is one
of those appointed to investigate the
ACCESSIBILITY of the state purchasing per-
manent site for the annual tour of field
service of the Michigan national guard.
The st. Clair County Savings Bank
III Port Huron, celebrated its 21st birth
day on Saturday last, and the same day
its cashier Fred Il. Moore observed his
own birthday, although admitting more
than 81.
The afternoon train from Sandusky
to Carsonvile last Friday was wrecked
when the tender of the engine, which
was ahead, jumped the track. -Four
persons were badly injured and the q
passengers were badly shaken up.
Leslie Ulrich and Harold Kirkham
of Richmond, have gone to New York
where they take steamer to Naples,
Italy. Mr.. Ulrich takes his motor car
and the two will tour Italy, Switzer-
Ian, France and Germany, returning in
the fall.
The st. Clair County Bar Association
rendered banquet to its two most
venerable members, Judge VIM. II.
Mitchell and Judge +. w. Harris last
Friday evening at the Harrington Ho
tel, Fort Huron. The former was cele-
brating his Oath birthday OH this day
while the latter was so some time ago.
Don't throw any salt petre in your
cook stove especially if there's fire.
Mrs VIM. English of Speaker township
received rather serious burns by drop
ping a package into her stove when
there was an immediate explosion, a
window sash was blown out and sever
al panes of glass broken besides her
own injuries.
The announcement was made in last
Fridays Times-Herald that,the Nation
al Guard Camp would make Port Hur-
on their camping ground this year, that
1900 soldier boys would arrive August
8 and remain 10 days. The Avery farm
OH st. Clair river has been selected for
the main camp ground and two days
will be spent at Boards hill for manoeu-
vers. Port Huron citizens are extreme.
ly well pleased with the decision of the
state military board. Thousands of
people will visit Port Huron during the