The Yale expositor., 1912-09-12
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER -, 1912.
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Henry Harvey, an old citizen of near
Inlay City and veteran of the Civil
war, died last week, aged "a years.
a new machine for digging sewers is
in operation at CrOswell and is said to
be a marvel, and an interesting opera
ton.
The First Presbyterian church at
Sandusky has extended call to Rev.
John Caldwell, of Vassar, to be its
pastor.
Plans are drawn for an elegant new
opera house and city hall at Harbor
Beach and the building will be erected
on the site of the old one.
The new home for the /. o. 0. +. and
Rebekah lodges at Memphis is nearly
completed and it is expected that a
grand opening will be held Oh the 24th.
An Assyrian wedding was performed
at CrOswell last week The interested
parties were Burt John, who escaped
from the Titanic wreck, and Lizzie
Hasey.
{. III. HOskins, proprietor of the Ro-
meo hotel, has sold the property to
William &. Connolly of Detroit. r. j..
McGillis of Almont is managing the
business.
Robert Rutowtz, who has been man.
ager of the big Hirschfeld general store
in Sandusky for several years, has pur-
chased the business and took posses
sion Sept !.
a meeting was held at Roseburg
Sept. 9th of persons interested in dairy
business, and cooperative farmers
creamery company was organized. The
recently burned plant will be rebuilt.
Civic holiday in Croswell was OBJ
served last week "wednesday and was
big success. A good program had
been provided and many local and
vicinity people helped in making the
celebration lively and joyous occasion.
Would-be thieves entered the Inlay
City garage one night recently with
the intent TO run off one of the ma
chimes but the switch keys were mostly
out so the machines could not be started.
Persons nearby frightened the Prov
lers away.
When the officers made the recent
raid on the hotels in Sanilac county,
the liquors taken were stored in a barn
in Croswell. Later, thirsty parties, not
officers, made raid on this barn and
secured for themselves what liquor
they wanted.
The Memphis Elevator Company is
the new organization at Memphis
which is capitalized at $4,000. About
$1,000 will be expended in buildings
and equipments, and an effort will be
made to have the plant in running or
der in thirty days.
Samuel Drown of Carsonville, who
was arrested few weeks ago for
striking Allan Phipps, mail carrier,
with a pitchfork, breaking Phipps' arm
and who was Il prisoner in Sandusky
Jail, took French leave one day last
week and a reward of S25 is offered
for his capture.
Marlette, which has no stream or
lake near to furnish ice for the sum-
mer months, now has an artificial lake
which has been made by W. b. McGill
and from which was taken last winter
the finest kind of ice and quantities of
it. The pond is 30 rods long, six rods
wide and six feet deep, and natural
springs fill it with water.
Unique but effective was the way of
Rey. VIM. l.. b. Collins, pastor of the
M. +. church in Memphis, to secure his
salary, long past due. He opened his
services in the usual manner on Sun
day morning and then stated that as
his congregation owed him over $500
and as he had an obligation to pay the
first of the week, he didn't feel that he
could preach, so he took his hat and
went home. Needless to say the money
was soon raised.