The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-06-27
THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1912.

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Clifford celebrates the Bird this year.
Lexington will celebrate the fourth
in grand style this year.
An order of Boy Scouts of America
has been established at Armada.
A six weeks summer school will be
conducted i'm the High School at Port
Huron.
A council of the American Frater-
nal Stars has been organized at North
Branch.
POI out of 437 applicants passed the
recent eighth grade examination of
Saniac County.
Ministers at HarbOr Beach were kept
working overtime last week, five wed
dings occurring in that city
The twelfth annual fair and races of
the Deck rville Agricultural Associa-
ton will be held September 1913.
AT Il recent meeting of the Sanilac
County Ramona Grange united action
was taken in favor of Equal Suffrage.
Thirteen hundred acres of beets have
been contracted for in the vicinity of
Croswell by the Michigan Sugar Com.
pany.
Alva Barnes, prominent merchant
of Metamora, dropped dead on Monday
of last week while waiting OH a Gus.
toner.
The citizens Of st. Clair are cam
paigning for $1,000 to be used in car
rying on the work of the hospital at
that place.
N Hnl lpna 10
week HarbOr Beach and Lapeer carried
off the honors of Sanilac and Lapeer
counties respectively.
William Burger has added one more
accident to the long list of those who
have been injured while cranking autos.
He sustained a broken arm.
Amateur burglars entered the store
of ID. III. Barrows at Armada last week
and succeeded in carrying off quantity
of cigars, tobacco and candy.
Richard Mason of Apologize was
killed by a fractions horse that he was
attempting to halter. The accident oc-
cured on Sunday of last week.
Walter Allen of Peck is out cam
paigning for the nomination to the
office of register of deeds of Saniac
county Oh the Republican ticket.
An old resident of st. Clair county
has a copy of the "St. Clair Wing" bear.
ing the date of Feb. 3, 1885. The paper
was published at Palmer, now ST. Clair.
Croswell is issuing call for work
men. Well might we echo the same
plea for it is almost impossible to get
labor of any kind in this city or vicini-
ty.
The fifteenth annual picnic of the
Northwest Sanilac County Sunday
School Association will be held in
Walkers Grove, west of Argyle on July
4th.
The Armada Times last week pub
lished few excuses why their town
was a live one. Cheer up brother, no ex
cuses are necessary. You've got the
goods.
Five Marine City boys had narrow
escape from drowning one day last
week when the boat in which they were
riding was drawn into the wheel of a
steamer.
A business mems and home seekers
excursion will leave Port Huron on
August for the Canadian Northwest.
Transportation will be furnished at one
cent per mile.
Bob Curtess, the Port Huron twirler
who has been playing with Portland
Ore, has returned TO his home town
and signed with the city team in the
Border League.
Over four hundred invitations have
been issued for the reunion of the Moore
family which will be held at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. :. Ed. Minard at Inlay
City on July /.
In planting $4,000 black bass in Echo
Lake recently George Patton of Almont
has set an example that might well be
followed by others who are enthusiastic
wielders of the rod.
Considerable excitement is rife in
several neighboring cities over the tel.
ephone question. Some kick on the |
service rendered and others object to
the eXOrbtant rates charged.
Mrs. Mary Stapleton one of the oldest
pioneers of st. Clair Co. died at her
home in Kenockee on Friday of last
week. The funeral was held at the |
Catholic church at Emmett OH Tuesday. |
George w. and Fred II. Moore who |
are directly responsible for the failure
Dfthe Capac bank have turned over their
western lands to the receivers and a
'apid adjustment of affairs is expected |
with little or no loss to the depositors.
Last weeks issue of the Lapeer Coun-
" Clarion was devoted exclusively to
he discussion of the schools of Lapeer
county. The paper was filled with all
he news of commencement and was
Intensely interesting as well as instruc.
i've.
Makes the Nation Gasp
The awful list of injuries OH a Fourth