The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-11-21
SEEN AND HEARD
in MICHIGAN

The exhibit is q most unique one, only
children's clothing being displayed.
| The Kalamazoo Kindergarten club,
which arranged the exhibit. did SO
with the view of presenting mothers
with the examples OF simple and COM
Portable clothing for children. Samples
were furnished by the women. 1t Ia
the first exhibit of tho kind ever held
| In the country. Taking advantage oO
| the affair, representatives OF many or
| the large manufacturing concerns are
In attendance taking note OF the kind
Of garments that prove most popular.
Lansing. 5000 persons, In
Guiding large number or women,
are hunting deer in Michigan
woods this season. Game Warden
| Oates has reports showing that 2.46e
hunters have crossed the Straits or
Mackinac into the upper peninsula,
and 1t is estimated an equal number
are camped in the northern counties
Of the lower peninsula. Since Novem-
Der /, BIT deer have been shipped
across the straits from upper Mlchi-
gan.
Battle Creek.-The startling az
sertion that several hundred young
men in this city were hop
heads" or cocaine fends was made by
Chief Of Police Harrington. The CHER
declared that two men, who dodge all
efforts at apprehension, supply tho
users in this city, having headquar-
ters in nearby small towns which can
not be discovered Some Of the VIC
tins of the habit here are members Of
the most prominent families. 1t is
said.
Petoskey - John J. Wane, aged
eighty-one, for 33 years Petos'
key resident. elder of the Presbyteri-
an church here and retired farmer.
died OF heart disease, resulting from
an accident three years ago at Wash
ington, ID. c., when he was boarding
street car. His only surviving rela-
tive is q daughter, Martha Anna, who
has taught In the grammar school
here The family formerly lived in
Lenawee county.
Albion. After an absence from
this city of over "a years, Daniel
McAuliffe. former resident who
had been long mourned dead, walked
into his brothers house in this city.
alive and we'll. His sudden appearance
greatly startled his Albion relatives.
as they had long thought him any
where but in the land Of the living.
Mr.. McAulffe has been living In Mon
tana and is in good circumstances.
Mount Morris.-Roy Mead, living
six miles northeast of here, went
20 the home Of his wife from whom he
was separated and shot her twice, one
ball entering her mouth and the other
her left arm. 1t Is not thought she
will recover. 1t is said Mead tried to
induce his wife to return to him and
when she refused. he shot her twice
and then fled. Officers are looking for
Mead.
Boyne City.--A. Coates, for sew
eral years roadmaster Of the Boyna
City, Gaylord & Alpena railroad, was
killed east Of Gaylord while working
with the road constr action train which
is building the line to Alpena. He
was crushed between two cars. His
widow and three children are in this
city. The body will be taken to their
home at Novi
Escanaba.--Patrick Hines of Caro-.
mistaken for deer, was shot and
Instantly killed near this city.
u I'M
alone when Olaf Johnson, a homestead. =,
er, mistook him for deer and shot,
the charge cutting off n portion of
Hines head. This makes the fourth
fatal hunting accident of the season In
the peninsula.
Ludington.-While fishing in Pere
Marquette river near Wilson's land.
ing Richard Eberhardt, piano man.
ufacturer, and Mr.. Barry OF
Cleveland, o.. were drowned when the
boat capsized. Four other men who
were In the boat party saved them
selves by swimming to land. Life
savers are searching Tor the bodies.
;
Owosso. - Edward G.. Eaton, Jr,
"ao a"diueu Verulct OF SOU
against Joshua G. Marsh, Woodruff
township farmer. eighty-four years
old, by jury In the circuit court.
Eaton. who is tenant on Marsh's farm.
sued for $500 for alleged SANDER, said
to have grown out of a dispute over
the alleged feeding of Marsh's hay to
Eaton's cattle.
Richland.-Rev. Il. A. Scott has
resigned as pastor OF the Rich.
land Presbyterian church and will
go to Montague, where he will take
charge of the Presbyterian church OF
that place. Rev. Mr.. Scott has been
In charge of the Richland church for
nearly eight years.
Bad, Axe.--A tragedy occurred in