The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-03-27
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HAPPENINGS

Yale escaped possible punishment
in the circuit court through the
fact that her three children, the
Oldest of whom is thirteen years OF
age, would become county charges If
taken from their mother. The wom-
an was arrested on a statutory charge.
She will take her children to the home
of her parents, near Charlevoix, as or
dered by the court
Paurium.-The Upper Peninsula
Poultry association has changed
it's name to THE State Poul-
try Show Of Upper Michigan" and is
planning to hold the banner poultry
show of the northwest at the Calumet
Light Guard armory the middle OF
next January. Three judges have al
ready been engaged for the 1914 show,
which is to be made statewide in
scope.
Saginaw.-Fire threatened to
wipe out the wholesae district
and caused $4,000 loss to the
Valley City Spice mills, owned by Lee
& Cady Of Detroit. Carlisle's tannery
offices and I2zo's commission house
were damaged by water. The losses
are almost all covered by insurance.
| observation-disclosures Edward NJ
| Langeland of the Fifth ward has
| been named by the Democratic
city committee as the party's candi-
date for mayor at the spring election,
succeeding Charles w. Marsh, who, al
| though nominated, declined to make
| the race.
Flint. - James Roberts, eighty
years DID, was instantly killed
when he was struck by a Grand
Trunk passenger train running so
| miles an hour through the village of
DAWSON east of here. Roberts. who
was deaf, had a habit of walking on
the tracks every day in pleasant
weather. He was a Civil war veteran
and had lived in Dawson 60 years.
There were scarcely any wounds on
his body.
Dowagiac.-Immediat following
the services held at the Evangeli-
cal Lutheran church on Mill street.
the pastor, Rev. j. j. Rookie Of g..
fered his resignation to the congrega-
ton. 1t was accepted and Rev. Roe
kle at once accepted pastorate in
Plymouth, which was recently offered
him.
Standish. Donnie Gulah, living a
mile east Of town. is dead from
the results of injuries received
while working IL the woods up north
about a month ago. He was brought
to his home here and was thought to
be recovering, but had relapse and
sank rapidly.
Standish.-A new bridge which was
built over the Rifle river, few
miles north of Standish, was torn
loose from it's foundation by the ice
jam. The bridge sank and no trace
of it has been found.
Benton Harbor.-Five students have
been expelled from the high
school because they INDUCED IN
hazing prank. As climax to a war
that waged between seniors and un-
derclassmen. Ave of the latter caught
Oscar Hennes, senior, ripped his
clothes of and paraded him about the
building. Not until the police were
called was Homes rescued. Hennes
and classmates have sworn vengeance
tho ho crhiartod hin, n
such humiliating treatment
Charlotte.-Nearly 200 persons at
tended the Progressive banquet at
the Masonic temple here. The
banquet was served by the women OF
the Sunshine club and was one CT the
finest held here in years. DR.. A. Fl.
Miller Of Olivet college was toastmas-
ter and the speakers were Rev. c. T.
Patchell Of this city, William Odlin,
Andover, Mass; F. Chaddock, Chica-
go; Horatio S. Earle, Detroit, and E.
N. Dingley. Kalamazoo.
Saginaw.-Because there is no
money In the city fund for the
pursuit, arrest and trial OF criminals,
Gordan Raymond and John Taylor.
wanted here for charge of burglary,
will probably go free when finishing
out sentence imposed by a Judge In
St. Cloud.
Sanlt Ste. Marie. - Rev. Arthur
Howes Lord, rector of st. James
church, has accepted call az
pastor Of St. James church, Milwau-
kee, Wis, and will take up his new
duties May /.
Hastings. - Officers have arrested
DR.. G. Wilkie Shipman, charged
with a third offense as drunkard
and tippler, and Ruse Scheib, &C.
cused of furnishing whisky to sew.
enteen-year-old lad. Scheib has n wife
and four children. Shipman, formerly
OF Detroit, has frequently served SEN
fences for drunkenness.