The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-02-27
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1871;

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The Bachelor Girls Club is a new
organization in Sandusky
The Capac Journal is trying to in
terest its citizens in a business mems
association.
A herd of deer have been seen sew
eral times lately around Unionville,
Huron county.
The new Masonic lodge rooms in
Harbor Beach are being dedicated to-
day, February II.
The Rapid railway company is
double tracking it's line between Port
Huron and Detroit.
Citizens and business men of EN-
NETT have circulated a petition for
new depot and freight sheds.
Pupils of Sandusky high school
have organized a Debating Club and
invite the public to their arguments.
In order to be certain sure of pure
water st. Clair city will provide it's
water plant with a alternating sys-
tenn
The st. Clair Boy Scouts held their
first annual banquet one night last
week. A Lincoln program was en-
ioyed
Seventy-five fishing shanties make
miniature village in the harbor at
Harbor Beach and many fish are
caught.
The hardware store at Jeddo has
been purchased by Fred C. Keeney, Of
Cptsonville, who opened the STORE
to the public on February 22nd.
The News says the bathing in the
lake at Lexington is fine just now,
for those who enjoy an extra cold
plunge. We rather guess.
S. c. Price, editor of the Mt. Glenn
ems Daily Leader, died last week af-
ter an illness of one week with pneu-
monia. He was 46 years of age.
Lewis Simons, 70 years of age, the
Memphis man recently struck by the
Pere Marquette train, died at his
home on February IA from the in
juries received.
At a special meeting of the voters
of the Deckerville high school district
last week, the proposition to bond the
district for the sum of $4,000 for the
purpose of completing the addition to
the school building was carried by a
vote of AZ to 2.
The sophomores of the Harbor
Beach school gave social and en-
tertainment in their high room one
evening last week. Over one hundred
people attended and enjoyed the liter
airy program and ice cream. Over
$1,000 was Melted by the students.
Gustave Schirmer, Richmond man,
got a chicken bone in his throat while
eating dinner, causing severe pain, in
famed throat and neck and loss of
speech He was obliged to go to
Detroit specialist, who could not To-
cate the bone, but the man can now
talk some.
The Lexington News says there is a
rumor going the rounds that Jack
Johnson and his white wife intend to
make Lexington their home, having
purchased property there. The citi-
zens of the little shore town don't
care to have such a shadow" hang
ing over them.
The citizens of Carsonville, not to
be outdone by neighboring towns,
have decided that electric lights are
the proper thing and the village
council will put the proposition of
bonding in the sum of $4,000 for the
purpose of installing a municipal
electric lighting plant in Carsonville
before the voters at the general cleo
ton on March 10th.
The appalling accident which so
quickly snuffed out the life of Rev.
B. f. Lewis, of Sandusky, who was
killed last week by his auto overturn-
ing upon him, cast a gloom over the
entire community where he lived and
where he was well beloved. One of
the finest church edifices in the east |
ern part of the state stands today as
monument to his untiring energy |
and constant loving effort in his work |
of saving mankind. He was about 60 |
years of age.