The Yale expositor., 1913-09-11

Now the fall fairs are on.
Roller :katlng has been started at
the wigwam in Marlette.
The Cleaners of Croswell are TALK
ing of organizing a bank for the bene-
fit of the members of the order.
Brown City people have subscribed
over $4,000 for the support of the
band and the loot of the horn will
now be heard.
Rev. Osborne. who has been pas
tor of the Baptist church at Melvin |
for six years. has accepted the call |
for another year.
The people of Valley Center are
protesting against the closing of the
Pere Marquette Station at that place.
| 1t Is not known yet what viii be done.
With its last issue the Memphis
Bee started on its third year under the
present management. The Bee is a
good local paper and the merchants
are appreciative.
w. +. Stewart, county poor COM
missioner, after holding office for II
years, has discovered that he is not
citizen of the United States. He has
taken steps to obtain his full natur-
alization papers.
The fine new $4,000 Richmond
school building was open for the in
spection of the public one evening
last week. Everybody complimented
everybody else and a feeling of good
will pervaded. An excellent program
was rendered.
Freight cars i'm the railroad yards
at Harbor Beach have been robbed
of different things lately and after
long search the thieves have been
located and are now in jail at Bad
Axe. John Dagget and Peter Gratis
are the two men.
Narlette has suit on its hands
Papers have been served on the vii
lage for a suit for 81 900 for damages
TO trees by reason of trimming. Mr.
, and Mrs. Kent Brown are the plain
j tif's. The case will be heard at the
October term OF Court
Witteman has had charge of the
North Branch and Clifford appoint
=. ments. Under the new order o.
) things his work will be less arduou'
: and much more convenient and the
5 many friends of the popular priest IL
: his newly established field of labo
5 are highly pleased with the change.
{ Rev FIR. G. A. Witteman, who hai
, for some years been the resident pas
tor of the Catholic church at Brow
- CITY. has been transferred by Bishol
} Foley, of Detroit, from that parish u
Z the nastorate of the churches here ant
) at Clifford. and will take up his res
( dence i'm North Branch. In addition I
} his pastoral duties at Brown city Fl
5 Robert Attridge. one of the hes
, known men in Sanilac county, wa
- found dead in his bed at his HON
- in Flynn township last Sunday morl
} ing. Flynn had been a successor
school teacher in his younger days
: ; and also mined in California for SCI
. eral years. Size 1880 He has live
on a fine farm in Flynn. He was
staunch republican and represehte
- his district in the state legislator
. during 1905 and 1907.
DR.. w. T.. McCanless and A.
y- Jonas, two Capac gentlemen protes
n ed against sending their children
IN school on the third floor OF the scho
OF building and wanted the building co
'u demned. But after the inspector ha
c. had made his inspection and wouT
matters all o. X. he refused to co
.,a denim the building. The third stol
Is Objectionable but not condemn
est tory. However plans are to be MAJ
at for a remodeled school house WI
aI but two stories and then the quesu'
ap will be submitted TO the people.