The Yale expositor., 1915-01-28
THURSDAY, January 2S, 1915
HERE AND THERE.

The MayVille ScnOOlS are clOSeu on
account diphtheria.
The first issue of a newspaper at
Kingston is reported to be due this
week.
The Richmond Packing Company is
new concern which has filed articles
Of incorporation.
George Ross of Valley Center, had
his knee cap broken recently while
working on hay press.
Joseph Curran Of Sanilsc county, aged
81 years, dropped dead while sitting be-
side his stove Wednesday of last week.
Cause apOplexy.
Peck has even got her station agent
all picked out ready when the new rail
road reaches there. His nameis Eugene
Cotter of Shower.
The base ball grounds at Sandusky
have been flooded and are now in use
as skating rink. The city furnishes
the water and lights free.
1t has been voted by the Thumb
district l.. o. l.. TO celebrate July IL
next at Ubly The next district meet
ing will be held at Bad Axe June 20.
All Sanilac county dogs must be
killed or safely chained, the order GO
ing into effect January Is, on account
of several dogs being found with ra-
| bies.
Thos. Dalrymple of Cass City has
sold his hotel property to Mrs. Bastedo,
| Phillip McQuade, an experienced hotel
man OF Port Huron.
Arthur w. Huckle, of st. Clair, has
purchased an interest in the Osceola
County Herald owned by his brother,
II. o. Huckle, This paper is published
at Reed City and is one OF the finest.
The Bobby Burns society of Sanilac
county will hold its annual Scotch en-
tertainment in Sandusky this, Thursday
evening January 2S Scotch characters,
dancers and singers will make up the
program.
| Report has reached here that Mr..
| Western, formerly pastor of the Shah
bona and Lamotte Methodist churches,
and later stationed at Peck, is now do
ing duty as soldier in the English
army.-Marlette Leader.
j. Edmonds, a Caro- hotel man, plans
to take novel auto trip next summer
with his wife, which Will take in about
5000 miles of Michigan territory, tour
| ing around the shores of the state both
in the upper and lower peninsulas.
August Kinde, a business man of
| Kinde, was out ON the ice off Port
| Crescent spearing fish when the ice
| broke loose before he realized the fact
! He started fire with his sled and "a
bout midnight his two sons reached him
315 miles out. He had about given up
hope of rescue.
The Nj. f. church of Richmond will
celebrate its 10Th anniversary on sun
day, February 81. At least ore mem
ber OF tie church is living who attend
ed and well remembers the services Of
| IS years ago, in the person OF Mrs.
Marjorie Hicks, Of Richmond, who will
contribute to the program Rev. Wal
dren Geach of Yale, for many years
pastor of the Richmond church, will
greet his old parishoners.
William H Bath, superintendent Of
the Capac schools for the past eight
and a half years was stricken with
heart disease on Monday of last week,
while in his office in the high school
and died in few minutes. lie leaves
wife and two children. The remains
were taken to his old home at Monroe.
vile for burial. The school at Capac
was closed for the remainder OF the
week in honor of beloved and worthy
teacher and friend.
Maxine CoFlss of Mavyille, the p
year old daughter of Senator Corliss,
editor of the Mayville Monitor, has
been appointed one OF the pages of the
senate and will receive two dollars per
day seven days in the week during the
session OF the legislature, which will
probably not adjourn before late April.
She is the first girl TO be appointed to
such a position in the history OF the
state and will doubtless be a favorite
messenger between members.