The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-05-16
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The new Marble works at Cros-
Well is nearly completed
Eighth grade examinations are
being held all over Sanilac county
this week
Among his lift of fish at Lexington
last week. Mike Meyer secured fine
big salmon.
1t is expected that Sandusky will
be made distributing station by the
Standard Oil Company.
Memphis is enjoying healthy
boom this season. a number of new
| buildings are going up.
The band in St Clair have agreed
| to give II concerts this summer for
their people at $1,000 per concert.
Fifty young men of the Detroit Y.
| Nj. c. A. will camp at Cedarcroft. one
| of Port Huron's beaches. this sum-
mer.
Aaron HIillock. of Lakeport, will
have nice little sum for pin money,
when he sells the 500 bushels of po-
tatoes he is advertising
May 2S will be Merchants Day in
Port Huron, when the merchants
Will entertain their customers in the
seventh district of Michigan.
BY the sale of the stock. grain and
| implements of the James II. Hall
| Glover Blossom farm, $4,000 was
realized, which goes TO the creditors.
r. w McFall, the new landlord of
the former Palmer House in Capac,
has placed new furniture in every
room and newly equipped the whole
place.
The Diamond Crystal Salt works
at st. Clair are turning out over
5000 barrels of salt every "a hours
The demand for salt that's all salt is
great
\ lamp exploded in the American
| House at Peck one night last week
but few buckets of water put out
| the flames, which caused a damage
of $75.
John Bell. Lexington druggist.
suffered stroke of paralysis last
week from which he is only partially
| recovered This is Mr. Bells second
attack.
Walter Clark, of Capac. a gram
mar room boy, died last week after
being sick only a day or two. II is
said that lifting heavy bags of feed
caused his death
Captain Nelson Little, one of Port
lluron's Oldest marine captains.
died last Friday at the age of ~
years. Capt. Little has sailed since
he was 13 years old
Peter Holmes, for 30 or 40 years
| conductor on the Grand Trunk rail
road, was found dead in his room at
the Palmer house, Inlay City We'd
nesday morning last week
The Men and Religion Forward
Movement organization in St Clair
started work along its line with big
meeting on the 18th with noted
speakers, and a fine banquet.
On the Goth of May. Croswell citi
zcns will vote in special election, on
the question of granting franchise
to the Port Huron d Northern rail
way. The company pays for the cost
OF election.
Sanilac county has a few yoke of
oxen to remind one of oden times.
n Plnconning man last week bought
a pair of Flynn farmer and drove
them overland to his home, distance
OF ~ miles.
complimentary banquet was
rendered l.. A. Sherman at the Hotel
Harrington, Port Huron, Thursday
night last week. by about thirty Port
Huron citizens, in recognition of his
long and useful service to the city
as progressive and loyal citizen.
In discovering that during south
wind the currents i'm st. Clair river
az Port Huron run up stream, carry
ing the water and sewerage north
ward, the explanation of the constant
presence of typhoid fever in the city
is found. Now must come the
problem of how to obtain pure water.
Jean f. Macaulay, who IS years
ago accepted the position of cashier
in the private bank of B. G.. Preston,
in Armada, a position which she has
held ever since although the bank
was changed to the Armada Savings
Bank and later to the Armada State
Bank, has now resigned and is sue
ceeded by w. W. Lyons of Otisville