The Yale expositor., 1912-01-18
THURSDAY, JAN. Is, 1912.

Carsonville's two churches are unit
ing in Il big revival.
Carsonville will have II postal savings
bank starting January l9.
The ST. Clair County Medical Society
met in st. Clair last week with 80
doctors present.
The denisons OF Sandusky are shout
ing hurrah. The Pere Marquette has
given them new coach.
There are 100 machines in the bean
| picking rooms at Croswell and large
force of girls are operating them.
Friend Palmer, of st. Clair was so
years of age January II. He came to
st. Clair in lS41 and has lived there
ever since.
The Brown City Banneri is discarding
| patent insides and coming out all home
print. We're hoping success for the
new venture.
Jasper Keys, formerly veteran editor
of the Lexington News, was ill last
week with an acute attack of bronchitis.
We trust he is better.
Fire was discovered in the l'reSs
office at ST. Clair one morning las
week Just in time to prevent the dc
struction of the plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nj. Waterman
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Foster, of
Peck, have left this week for sunny
| Florida to spend six weeks.
Ivo Kennedy of Lexington, has the
streams in that vicinity well stocked
with traps and is reaping a small for
tune on the sale of mink and muskrat
skins.
A child in the Sandusky schools was
found to be suffering from scarlet fever.
The building has been fumigated and
all precautions taken to prevent an cpl
demic.
The explosion of a gasoline torch in
a Deckerville tin shop resulted in the
owner of the shop being quite badly
burned and some damage done to the
building.
Brown City is to have an electric
theatre. j. W. CawOod, of Marlette
has purchased building which will he
managed as theatre by Il. Is. Walker,
of Port Huron.
The Port Huron Chlcory company
will build a large addition TO its plant
OH Black River, early in the spring
The building will be of brick, lO0xlO0
IT. and four stories high.
If 100000 can he raised locally
NaSsar may secure a sugar factory.
Over $4,000 has already been sub
scribed by Nassar citizens and SlI0W0
is looked for from the farmers
a banquet WAS given at the llarring.
ton Hotel, Port Huron, last Friday, by
| President Reuben Moore Of the It.
| Clair County sunday School AsSOCia
ton. There were eighteen present.
The story published concerning the
mysterious disappearance of the body
OF Mrs. Risden from its grave is de-
clared a hoax by Sanilac comfy au-
thorities. The grave was not opened
at all.
Port Huron citizens would like Black
river deepcred, channel widened and a
turning basin put in. a petition has
been presented TO Congressman Nc
Moran asking him to use his endeavors
to that purpose
The Croswell Hardware Co. took
possession of the business Of the Rice
u Allen company, the first Of the year.
| The firm of Rice & Allen has been one
of CrOswell's most substantial business
houses for years.
Mrs. Isadore +. West, of Croswell
writes an article on the subject "Why
remain in Michigan" which the Sanilac
Jeffersonian publishes. The Detroit
| Times is Offering prizes for the best
papers on this subject.
Mrs. VIM. Hinnegan, wife of the
customs officer at Walpole island, was
shot in the foot in an accidental manner
causing mere skin abrasion, but COM
| plications set in and she was taken to
the hospital in Port Huron.
Thos. MortimOre, OF Detroit, met his
brother George for the first time in
| Croswell, on New Years day. The
elder brother came to America when
young and only recently learned that
| he had a brother near him.
Rev. James f. Fryer, pastor of the
| Congregational church in st. Clair,
suffered two more fainting spells while
he was in Port Huron last week. He
was taken to the hospital. Two weeks
ago he had an attack in his pulpit.
The 4.year.old daughter of William
| Miller, of Buel township. Sanilac
county, was recently horribly burned.
| While standing beside hot stove her
clothes ignited, and she was badly
burned before the flames were put out.
Peter Burns, a school teacher whose
home is near Bad Axe, but who has
been teaching at Parisville, is in Jail
awaiting investigation into the death
of one of his pupils. 1t is said that
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