The Yale expositor., 1912-10-10
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1912.
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"Down in Dixie" will be given in
Marlette Tomorrow friday night.
The contract for building the new
jail in Macomb county has been award
ed j. ). Paganette at ST., 1856.
A. f. Bradshaw of Melvin will oper-
ate his mail route with a couple of
mules which he recently purchased for
the purpose.
ing in Sanilac county, seven Of the
number doing business at Sandusky,
the county seat.
The Apologize bank of Sleeper IL
Niggeman will hereafter be known as
the State Bank of Applegate, having
been organized into state bank.
In, Lenox township the board has
Instructed the highway commissioner
to build ten split log drags to be used
on the highways of the township.
n. w. Holmes of Peck has been
drawn as grand juror of the Federal
court of'the Eastern District of Mich
igan and left for Detroit the first of
last week.
house, feed barn and blacksmith pro.
who will cater to the public in pop
ular manner.
"Wet" petitions are being posted in
Sanilac county and the matter Of ask
ing for another election next spring
will come up at the fall meeting of the
board of supervisors.
William II. Brown of Sanilac town
ship has been appointed by Governor
Osborn as county agent for Sanilac
county to fill the place made vacant by
the death of Moses Burns, Sr.
Marlette had a visitation one day
last week from horde of beggarly
and thieving gypsies. This particular
bunch seemO to be little worse than
the average as they stole openly and
without shame.
The organization of the Sanilac
County Taft Club will soon become an
assured fact at Sandusky and several
hundred members will start out. 1t Is
planned to hold regular meetings and
secure good speakers.
A gasolene tank in the home of |. b.
Cornell at Peck exploded last week,
and but for prompt action the building
would have been utterly destroyed.
Considerable damage was done, which
was covered by insurance.
Frank E. Gilbert, for the past five
years Pere Marquette station agent at
Melvin, has resigned to accept a more
lucrative position as bookkeeper for
the Kerr Hay & Grain Go. Chas. Gray
of Memphis is the new agent.
The Crawford farm near Armada is
great fruit producing place and a
record has been established for picking
so many bushels of apples in day.
Last year one man picked l04 bushels.
One day last week 100 bushels were
picked by another.
Over at Lexington the canning fac
tory is experimenting with the can
ming of herring and it is hoped to be a
successful venture. If the mead office
at Hart reports favorably this will be a
new feature added to the canning in
dustry at Lexington.
Peck people do not know what they
have done that they should be without
a minister. John II. Miner was as
signed to the M. +. church there but
for some unknown reason has failed to
put in an appearance. Prof. IL. L..
Clark is filling the appointments.
John Sheridan, for so years resi-
dent of Fremont township and a man
greatly respected, died last week after
an operation for appendicitis. He was
pioneer of the township and had 200
acres which he had titled since the
place was wilderness and he had just
come to the time Of life when it was
his to enjoy and rest content from
busy and aIduous life.
A proposition was offered the com
mon council of Lexington village by
David Oppenheim and others to con-
struct and operate a waterworks plant,
but upon consideration in special ses-
sion, the proposition was turned down.
A franchise was also asked by the
same company to maintain an electric
lighting plant, but Lexington now has
as good one as she wants.
Rev. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick who nave
held an enviable position amongst
Brown City people for the past six
years, being>respected and beloved by
everyone, have moved to F0wlerville
where Rev. Fitzpatrick was assigned
the passionate of the M. +. pulpit there.
On his last Sunday morning in Brown
City he was presented with a purse of
$50 as token of his peoples esteem.