The Yale expositor., 1912-02-01
THURSDAY, FEB. /, 1912.

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Armada needs several medium priced
rental houses.
Geo. a. Monsley, Gagetown mer-
! chant, has failed
! Deford will vote on Il prop sition to
build town hall.
The y. M. G. A. fair is being held in
! Prt Huron this week.
Eight trained nurses are attending
patients in and near Almont at present.
The Times says there is a kerosene
oil famine in Peck. Better get electric
lights.
At Croswell an organization is being
completed in the interest and welfare
of the town.
Rev. ii. W. Hunt has resigned from
| the pastorate of the congregational
church at Romeo,
Ephraim Van Camp, of Croswell, has
rented the Helm House and will make
of 1t first class hotel.
The Methodist Episcopal people at
Memphis will rebuild their church put
ting $1,000 into the new structure.
Sparrows are being killed by small
boys in 1t. Clair with poisoned grain.
Over 80 birds were picked up in one
place.
Some Armada person lost his mar
riage license in Port Huron the other
day and offers box of cigars to the
one finding it.
Rev. Fryer, Congregational church
pastor at st. Clair, is still in the hos
pital in Port Huron, his condition yet
being considered dangerous.
The Romeo roller mill property will
hereafter be operated by stock COM
pany. The capital stock will be placed
at $4,000, shares to be sold at $40 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leonard, child
and hired man, of near CarsOnville, were
all nearly asphyXiated by coal gas one
night last week, but were revived after
time.
Marlette people are shivering over
the possibility of an electric line com.
ing their way, an extension from Inlay
City. Of course Marlette doesn't want
the road.
School has been closed at Peck for
the last four weeks on account of the
furnace being out of repair. Stoves
are now being used and new furnace
will be bought.
Alexander Ferguson, of Connecticut,
who has just been discharged from a
three years service i'm the regular army,
will now with his family, locate perma
nently in Memphis.
j. w. Atkins, of Marlette, has some
peach orchard Last spring he put in
200 trees and this spring he will plant
1900 more. They will begin to bear in
two or three years
Port Huron printers held their annual
banquet last Saturday evening at Con
kleman's cafe. For the first time the
ladies were invited to be present A
line program of toasts was given.
Last year Marlette ice dealers shipped
ice during the famine in that cOmmod-
lty, to four different counties, 1t. Clair.
TuScola, Lapeer and Oakland and not
n single lake in Sanilac county.
a Grand Trunk passenger train ran
off the track at Tappan junction last
Thursday noon ditching The engine and
deraillng four coaches. The engineer
was injured but no passengers.
Marine City authorities have con-
tracted for 25,000 gallons of oil at 81
cents per gallon and next summer they
purpose to use this oil ON their streets
to keep the dust down. Good scheme.
George Thorington, resident of
Romeo, Mich, but spending the winter
in Los Angeles, Cal, was asphyxiated
by gas, January 26, and his wife was
overcome and may die from the effects
of the gas.
Since the burning of the grist mill at
Capac, Mr.. Allen. the owner, is receiv-
ing much encouragement TO rebuild. 1t
is probable that a bonus will be raised
to assist in the erection ana equipping
of a new MILL
Harvey Daley. a Marine City boy,
who with Others, rOke into thinner
man store, has been sentenced to spend
from one to fifteen years in the Nichi-
gan Reformatory at lonia. One year
was recommended by the court.
Ira Weeks would have lost his home
in Richmond recently if his dog had not
walked him up with its whining The
cellar was found To he ablaZe, caused
from an exploded oil stove, placed there
to prevent the freezing of potatoes.
Inc L. ". ". f. IOuBt DIT MeupnlS,
has purchased two.story building,
which will be its permanent home.
The second floor will he fitted up for
10 Jge rooms for the |. o. o. +. and Re.
bekah lodges and the lower floor will
be occupied as a store, as now.
The village of Tyre is again in the
throes of excitement. Joseph Bulla,
a man about 70 years old, is missing
and his disappearance is being connected
with the Sparkling mystery. Bulla has
been living apart from his wife and
had given Pole money to care for
him the rest of his life. Now he has.
gone and left no trace.
seventeen Ubly citizens have go e
on the bond of DIR. Robert McGregor
for the sum Of $4,000 and the DIR. has
returned to Ubly where he was given
warm welcome. Peter Sparkling went
one thousand dollar bail for Mrs. Carrie
Sparkling who is indifferent TO her re-
lease, saying her life is ruined now by
the charges against her.