The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-03-26
THURSDAY, MAR. 26, 1914
HERE AND THERE.

Almont township is voting on the
bonding for 100000 for good roads.
DR.. Ii. II. Merrman, of Crawling, is
the newly practicing physician at Inlay
City.
The editor of the Peck Times, ThOs.
Graham, is the new president of the
village.
The Brown City school board has
purchased five acres of land to be used
as an Athletic field.
The st. Clair County Press discovered
eleven st. Clair residents whose birth
day was on st. Patricks day.
Almont's "Come back Home" days
are set for the moonlight nights and
sunny days of August 6, Z, and O.
John III. Brewer, has been nominated
as the new postmaster at Inlay City
1t is expected his nomination will be
confirmed.
Tomorrow, March 81, is Mothers Day
in the Almont schools. The physical
training of child will be the subject
for discussion.
Coleman had big fire last week
early Tuesday morning. Eight firms
suffered severe losses but the majority
were covered by insurance.
Pete Thomas, the Algonac Indian
who froze his legs by lying on the ice
of ST. Clair river all night recently, died
in Sarnia hospital Saturday.
f. +. Irwin, for the past five years SUI.
perintendent of the Inlay City schools,
now goes to Lapeer. George Combs,
for two years at Brown City, will go to
Inlay City.
Father G. j. Koenig, who has been
pastor of st. Mary's church in New
Baltimore f0r the past Is years, has
been declared elected president of that
village by one vote.
The Sanilac Stock Farm near San
dusky, which consists of 2750 acres,
will dispose of 1000 of its acres and
with the proceeds, will purchase pedi-
greed horses, cattle and hogs. One
| thousand seven hundred and fifty acres
| is quite good sized farm.
Hawkins Moore is one Of the original
members of Croswell lodge |. o. o. f.,
and was 76 years old on the day of the
lodge meeting last week. a surprise
good time was given him and
meerchaum pipe presented him by
Chas. Jackson in behalf of the lodge
pleased him..
The old fair ground buildings at
| hOucO, COublSLlLS VI llOldl ldlI, Slduu
stand, sheds, stalls, etc, are all to be
torn down, the lumber sold, the land
divided, streets laid out and houses
built. There will be small boom on
at Romeo this season.
The story going the rounds of the
Press in regard TO Ray Sparkling being
i'll and going just as his brothers did, is
pronounced all bosh bv Rays employer
q. w. Southgate, of Port Huron, who
saws the boy is not sick and that he has
been working steadily for him for 10
weeks.
The Democrats of Sanilac county
have organized a Thomas Jefferson
club with +. j. Erwin of Marlette
! president. Another club was organized
at Croswell last week by the same party
to be known as Old Hickory club.
Fred r. Marvin is the president of the
last named.
The plant of the Standard Condensed
Milk Co. at Deford was totally destroy
ed by fire last week Tuesday. 1t is
thought the fire was of incendiary origin.
The plant was valued at about $4,000,
but has never been in actual operation
as milk condensory. The affairs of
the stock company were in bankruptcy
court for settlement. There had been
dissatisfaction and turmoil among the
| stock holders