The Yale expositor., 1913-12-04
THURSDAY. DEC. a 1918.
HERE AND THERE.

Charles Revolt has opened up a hotel
at Fargo.
Kinde is to have a fine new brick
school building next spring
About 20 couples are being taught
the proper manner of dancing in Inlay
City.
Thanksgiving afternoon the new
school house in Memphis was open for
public inspection.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Walker, of Mar
lette, celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary November Is.
George Black, the Pigeon merchant
who has stores in different places in
the Thumb, will soon open one in Peck.
In the Mayville Baptist church the
name given to one of the Sunday
school classes is the "Cheerfu Wig.
glers.
Peter Cantine of Memphis, celebrated
his SOth birthday last Sunday. lie has
been resident Of Riley township since
he was II years old.
Melvin people think that the owner
ship Of the Eagle House changes about
as often as the weather The latest
proprietor is John Earls, of Valley
Center.
In Cass City and other towns the
suggestion for rest room for women
doing holiday shopping, is being acted
upon and proper places are being
provided.
a chlOrinating plant was put in
operation at the waterworks in Marine
City recently which will lesson the
danger of typhoid fever from the drink
ing water.
Caro- has new portable school build
ing of two rooms, which is now in
commission. The two rooms are light,
warm and well ventilated and are likely
to prove satisfactory.
Many alterations are being made on
the Grand Trunk passenger depot at
Inlay City, which means to the in
habitants that new depot is entirely
a future prospect.
The firm of j. w. Heller 81 Co., of
Caseville is bankrupt. The business
of this firm was the conducting of
general store also grist mill which
they have owned for seven years.
Almont is asking for mail service by
ID. u. II. from Detroit by way of
Romeo, in place of the rotten service
given by the Pere Marquette R'y, and
the little town will very likely get
what it wants.
Owen Ward, a bachelor SO years of
age, was struck by a rapid car last
Saturday as be was walking on the
track and instantly killed. Ward lived
OIL the Wooden Track and was evident
ly going TO Port Huron.
The Almont Congregational church
people will celebrate the 10Th anniver-
sary of the organization of the church
on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 9th and
9TH. Former pastors will be present
and the program promises some good
addresses.
Henry Mckenzie, an old resident of
Sanilac county, received his death blow
from horse one day last week. The
animal kicked him in the side. De
ceased was 81 years of age and for the
past 80 years has resided in the vi |
cinity of Amadore.
Caro- business men are issuing a
Credit Experience Guide i'm which will
be registered the credit rating of every
man and woman in Tuscola county. |
There is much loss sustained by the |
business men every year by dead |
beats" This scheme plans to eliminate |
such loss.
DIR. Robert Il. Baird, of Marine City, |
died suddenly last week. He was |
Maccabee, an Oddfellow and Mason,
and member of the st. Clair County |
and State Medical societies. lie has |
been potent factor in all interests |
his home town. In his |
death Marine City will suffer an
loss.
The loss entailed by the burning of
the Grand Trunk shops in Port Huron
last week amounts to nearly $1,000000 |
About 600 men were on the pay roll.
is being found for these
men all over the city, an employment
Office having been opened for the pur-
pose by the Y. NJ. &. A. 1t is not
definitely known yet when the shops
will be rebuilt, the matter being with
the officials at Montreal.