The Yale expositor., 1912-04-18
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1912.


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Croswell whispers that maybe it
will have Il new depot. sometime.
Five members of the family of
Bernard Rabine of Richmond are
down with typhoid fever.
| Richmond's two local Civic I'm.
provement clubs will buy strip of
land and will fit it up for a public
park.
The Kappa Eta Kappa society at
| Richmond will become affiliated with
the Detroit Federation of Women's
clubs.
The men of the Richmond Meth
odist church give annually a ham
and egg supper. One is to be given
this Friday evening.
| The trial of DR.. McGregor promi-
ses to be a very expensive one. HUI
ron county officials have experienced
much trouble in finding jury.
| David Bloomfield, a Sanllac county
man is the father of % children. Teddy
| Roosevelt's advice is bearing fruit in
some parts Of the country at least.
Hon. Mark Hopkins, one of st.
| Glars prominent towns-man, reach
ed his S0th birthday April 10th. with
good health and unimpaired facul-
| ties.
The Business Mems Association at
| Sandusky has assumed management
of the band in that place and will put
it on sound financial basis. This
is a good move
| Roads were so bad last week that
teams could not be hired at Peck to
haul in any coal, so the school was
closed and other places are suffer
ing from lack of fuel.
| The first water frozen over in the
harbor at Harbor Beach in December,
never passed out all winter and has
been added to until the thickness last
week of the ice was 43 inches.
The business men of Memphis
have taken up the proposition of
sprinkling the streets of their town,
and with but one exception, all will
subscribe literally to the enterprise.
The home of Mrs. Albert Gardner,
of Worth township, .Sanilac county
| was destroyed by fire on Friday last.
| Mrs. Gardner carried $1,000 on house
and contents and will rebuild at
| once.
| Deckerville has dropped into line
with other progressive towns and the
| citizens have formed Business Mems
| Association, which will help In secur
| ing improvements and reforms for the
town.
Lewis Goulette, Abraham Rivard,
and Albert Polchel, New Baltimore
men, were arrested last week
charged with violating the state
game law. The men were found
with II wild ducks in their pos
session.
In a friendly spirit of helpfulness.
the people of Melvin gave a social
and box sale on Tuesday evening in
the opera house for the benefit of
Paul Harding, the editor of the Ga
zette, who is a great sufferer from
rheumatism and who has been con-
fined to his bed several weeks.
For over forty years the good old
fashioned cooper shop has been
operated at Harbor Beach and many
families were thereby sure of bread
and butter. Now a barrel making |
machine has been installed and the
| cooper may just sit up and take |
notice that he is wanted no longer. |
Capac chapter O. E. S. gave fare
well at home" last week for Mr.. |
and Mrs. c. r.. Allen, who have lived |
there 16 years, and are now moving |
to Flint. An elaborate 6 o'clock |
supper was served, followed by a |
musical-literary program. Mrs. Allen |
was presented with an Eastern Star
Pin in recognition of her services as
secretary.
Sanilac County has some low lived |
scoundrels who set the barns belong |
ing to Matt Sproul on the Wildcat |
road, afire and burned up several
buildings, implements, grain and 8 |
head of cattle besides q gasoline |
power hay press owned by Elba
Ballard valued at $3.50. Mr.. Sprouts |
loss is about $4,000 with $1,7O0 in
surance. The fire occurred Wednes
day night last week.
Capac has been full of excitement |
lately. Mr.. McPhail who purchased the |
Palmer house was not allowed to
move in and keep the hotel open
until May LIST when he gets it any
way. Then a long petition was sent
to the village council praying that
Hotel Rotunda should not receive
license, and no license was granted
Capac now will have but two hotel
bars during the ensuing year.
Found.
On the streets of Yale a gold brace.
La L. A.