The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-05-21
THURSDAY, MAY q, 1914
HERE AND THERE.

Richmond stores are now open each
week day evening.
Several Brown City citizens will build
summer cottages on st. Clair river near
st. Clair,
Carsonville and Apologize mail car
riers will make their routes in the af
ternoon during the summer.
Milk delivered at your door in Inlay
City Tor five cents quart. 1t don't
cost 80 much to feed the cows over
there.
Handy Bros. railroad will not be
built to Peck this summer and no prom
Use is made as to when it will reach
there.
The Diamond Crystal Salt Co., of st,
Clair, is shipping immense quantities
OF salt these days, far more than ever
before.
Richmond business men have organ
lied tennis club with Albert Lndke
as president. A fine court has been
fitted up.
Rev. Il. +. Hockey of the rheologi-
cal Seminary of Rochester, n. Y, is
the new pastor of the Baptist church
in Brown City.
Richmond council will purchase a
steam road roller and sprinkling tank
of the Port Huron Engine & Thresher
Co. at a cost of ~, $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Putney have
returned to Sandusky after two
months visit with their sons Chas. g.
and Herbert at Topeka, Kansas.
An explosion in the power works
and pumping plant at New Baltimore
last week scalded two employees so bad
ly that one soon died and the other is
in serious condition.
George III. Pond, editor of the st.
Clair Republican for the past five years,
has sold his fine residence in st. Clair
to Ii. 5. clarke, of Saginaw, and will go
to Pasadena, Calf, to reside.
Commencing Monday, May 18th, all
trains on the T., o. ~ n. division of
the Grand Trunk H. II. run direct from
Pontiac to Caseville, and the ID. IL III.
from Cass City to Bad Axe was made
a stub line.
Croswell has a new telephone build
ing just nicely completed and now COM
fortably occupied. 1t consists of four
rooms, the two front rooms for general
|
at the back for night operator and
work room.
The little 3-year-old son of Richard
Thornton, of Deckerville, died from
ptomaine poisoning last week cause d
from eating canned corn. The funeral
was private owing to the fact that the
family are just recovering from scarlet
fever and the quarantine had not been
lifted
). A. Atkins, the Berville piano deal.
er, had three toes nearly cut from his
foot, with the exception of a slight bit
of skin underneath, when a piano drop.
ped three feet from a platform and the
sharp edge struck his foot. The toes
were sewed OH and it is expected the
operation will be successful.
The Lexington News has a column
article relative to matters concerning
the towns noted band and arguments
showing why money should be laid out
in new instruments for its use. The
people Of Lexington are fully aware OF
the capableness of its band and are do
ing the right thing by the organization
The company which operates the
canning factory at Lexington, last yeal
experimental with putting up peas in
sealed cans instead of soldered ones
but through some defect, lost quite q
sum of money. This year the fruit and
vegetables will be placed in glass cans
1t is an experiment, but success cannot
be obtained without some risk.
1t is stated that for the first time in
many years there will be no difficulty
whatever this season in obtaining all
help necessary in caring for the hund
reds of acres of chicOry and sugar beets
in Sanilac county. The same condition
is probably true in other counties grow
ing these roots. The reason for this is
laid at the door of the Democratic ad
ministration.