The Yale expositor., 1912-03-21
THURSDAY, MAR. n, 1912.
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Several fine houses will be erected
in Brown City this summer.
Brown City meat market has been
sold by Ralph Hether to Loren Koyl
Spring vacation in the Port Huron
schools begins March % and ends
| April l.
James Wells, of Riley township,
has been taken to the state hospital
AT Pontiac
Electric lights were cut out over
at Capac last week on account of the
shortage of coal.
The Elks Exposition last week in
the new temple at Port Huron was
a huge success in every way.
Fred Carney, of Applegate, was
kicked in the face by a horse last
week and quite seriously injured.
There are several more cases of
smallpox in st. Clair this week
People are careless about exposure,
G. H. Wilson, who has owned, a
lumber yard at Marlette for the past
six years has sold TO T.. w. Hansen,
| Of Grayling
The proposition for bonding the
| village of AlmOnt for $4,000 for
waterworks and sewer system was
| defeated l16 to 9S at the recent spe
cial election.
Walter Crandall, of Inlay City, has
put together an entire automobile
from the different parts which were
on sale in the store of Crandall and
| Walker, Inlay City.
Michael Reid, a prominent citizen
of St Clair county died at his home
in Emmett, March IS. Deceased had
held several public offices and was
| at one time county clerk.
A proposition to bond the city of
| Brown City for $4,000 for construct
| ing new and extending existing wa
terworks will be submitted to the
people at the coming election.
Harbor Beach and Pigeon are both
after the Richmond Wooden mills
which wants to increase the output
and if Richmond is to retain the
mills, some inducement must be
offered
Mrs. Mary McKernon, for over 40
years a resident on a farm near
| Brown City, died in Vassar March 6
and the remains were brought to
Brown City for burial in the Catholic
| cemetery.
Clarence Hanna, - year old Ma
rine City boy, disappeared March 2
and was found a week later at New
| Baltimore The boy has a habit of
wandering, but never stayed away
So long before.
BANNED Bros, hardware and i'm
plement dealers of Marine City, have
| filed articles in bankruptcy. Their
| liabilities are estimated at $4,000
and their assets will inventory about
the same amount.
Hon. c. F. Moore, a prominent citi-
zen of st. Clair, died at Battle Creek
last week Wednesday. Mr.. Moore
was a man high up in the estimation
and feeling of st. Clair people and
his loss will be keenly felt
1t was the intention to can peas at
the canning factory in Lexington this
season, but only one-half the amount
OF acreage desired has been con-
tracted and the people of Lexington
are missing good thing.
| Through skilful work on the part
| OF Snerltf, deputy, marSnal ana pro-
secutor, a gang of three, was arrested
at Marlette last week for breaking
into stores. These three men were
found stealing coal and this find dis
covered the othes.
One would never imagine that a
man who in former years was deeply
religious, a school teacher and a
| Greek scholar, would near the end Of
| life in the unfortunate manner that
this Almont man is ending his.
| Willie Carr is an old man and for
| years has lived a hermit on a farm
3 miles north of Almont. Generally
neighbors looked after him but the
| blizzard a few weeks ago prevented
anyone going to him for three days
| Then he was found in an old shed in
| his stocking feet, both feet and hands
frozen having stayed there three
days with neither food or fire. There
was an old stove and plenty of corn
cobs nearby but he had no matches
to light the fire. He was accustomed
to sleep on chair as he had no bed.
He never bought anything but corn
meal and oatmeal and raised his own
potatoes Both legs were amputated
and it is doubtful if he RECEIVERS.