The Yale expositor., 1913-04-10
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1913.


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Port Hurons contribution to the
flood sufferers of Ohio and Indiana
amounted to $SS7.94.
An Athletic Association has been or
ganized in the Congregational church
in st. Clair for the benefit of the
young people.
During two days last week nearly
5000 Hebrews passed through the st.
Clair tunnel enroute TO the Canadian
west and California.
No light has as yet been shed on
the finding of the skeleton at Ok
Bow farm just north of Port Huron.
Investigations are still going on.
Societies, organizations and individ-
uals in Port Huron will cooperate in
a grand and sane celebration of the
Fourth of July. Preparations and
plans have already begun.
During the past week the southwest
section of Port Huron city has been
flooded again. Furnace fires have
been put out and it is feared that the
dampness will cause much sickness.
The remains of John Finnerty, of
Sunrise, Wyoming, arrived in Yale
Friday of last week, 10 be taken TO
Peck for burial. Finnerty was for
many years a resident of Elk town
ship
Herbert Yoke, 12-year-old Lexing-
ton boy, was badly bitten on the leg
by a savage dog last week. The dog
was killed and the head sent to Ann
Arbor for examination. The boys
wound seems to be healing nicely.
A fire in Port Austin on Saturday
night did damage as follows: Heath
& Buttars, general merchandise stock,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. Millinery
stock of NJ. NJ Buttars $500; no in
surance Building $500; no insur-
ance.
James Davidson one of Marine
Citys oldest and most respected bust
ness men. died March %, aged &c
years. Mr.. Davidson had been in
business in Marine City for % years,
having built the Davidson and Wonsey
salt block.
Donna Thomas, daughter of the
pastor of the Free Methodist church
in Richmond, was bitten last week
by cat suffering from commissions.
The cat was shot and the girl was
sent to Ann Arbor to receive the
Pasteur treatment for rabies.
Roy Kivel, an 1S-year-old boy of
Greenleaf township, HHron county,
suffered death from quart of whiskey
and exposure to inclement weather
last week This item might be made
to read little softer, but the facts
are here and they are terrible
enough.
Ralph Fish, of Caro-, "a years old,
living in Port Huron lately with his
young wife, has not been seen since
Saturday morning and it is feared he
has taken his life. He left a suicide
Fish has been very respondent over
not finding employment and tnat his
money was all gone.
A high old time is on at May
Vile regarding the raising of the price
of the telephone from $12 TO $15 per
year. The agitations seems to have
brought about rather serious trouble
and a good deal of excitement. Many
rural SUBSCRIBERS have been discon-
nected and also many town phones.
The business interests of Mayville are
said to be i'm a deplorable condition
resulting from the phone trouble.
Nathan Jarvis, the Memphis under
taker, who was arrested last June for
larceny, was found not guilty last
week when tried in circuit court at
Mt. Clemens. 1t will be remembered
that while fumigating house after
caring for the body of Ann Potter,
that he was charged with finding and
appropriating $275. IL was shown in
the trail that the family knew of his
finding it and had consented to his
placing it in the bank. Jarvis was
given a verdict of not guilty in 20
minutes.