The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-09-30
THURSDAY, September 80, 1915
HERE AND THERE
enduskY's lair is on this week.


ST. Clair last week.
Capt. Henry Fish, OF st. Clair, cele-
bratcd his 9lst birthday on September
20.
The Tuscola County Sunday school
Association will be held in Cass City
October 5 and g.
The Oakland plat contains 100 lots
whichwill sell at from 1895 to $500
They are going readily.
Leslie Mellan will move his elevator
from Snsver to Watertown, the new
town on the new railroad between
Peck and Sandusky.
VIM. Law, Of Peck, wa sbadly shock
ed white standing in front of store
during recent thunder storm. lie
was taken to his home
The Richmond Elevator Company's
elevator at Emmett has been sold to
its manager, Frank Keough. A stock
company will he organized.
A Custer farmer, named VIM. Black,
had fourteen sheep die one after anoth-
or just recently, death supposed to have
been caused by the eating of a weed.
The Community Council has been
organized at Wayne and fifty good
substantial, patriotic citizens are now
pledged to this progressive movement.
Marine ity school board has cut
| foot ball from the list of sports and
recreation of that school and there
seems to be open indignation over the
order.
There will be teachers institute at
Saginaw Tor the state of Michigan
i "a fI,a animal Inaatin nf hQ Mich
igan state Teachers Association Oct.
% and 20.
Roy Foster, of Vassar, 81 years old
and with a wife and one child, was
burned to death when all explosion oe-
Cured as he was using Kerosene oil on
/ hot Goals
;. n. Vincent, of Lapeer, has been
growing ginseng for the past II years
! This is a valuable root used for medi-
cal purposes and brings about 5000
per pound.
October Handy Brothers give the
people of Peck big free excursion
over their new railroad to Bay City
On October 9TH regular passenger ser
vice will be started
Fritz Kienbaum, right field and star
hitter of the Sandusky ball team, broke
his shoulder while sliding to Sd base
in the Sandusky VS.. Croswell game at
the CrOswell fair last week.
The Richmond Review is nearly for
" years old and on the birthday its
editor wants to truthfully say that he
has 1000 paid subscribers. We believe
he can do it too. The Review is a
hummer.
Terry COrliss, editor of the Mayville
Monitor, and at present state senator,
| will be candidate for auditor general
in 1916. He will be opposed by Oramel
Is. Fuller, the present incumbent OF
the oflice.--Peck Times.
While helping at shredding bee on
the farm of his brother Arthur Zim-
mer, farmer residing on the state
road, near st. Clair, was caught in the
fly-wheel of gasoline engine and
badly mangled. He may recover.
Inlay City voters at the recent spec.
ial election, favored the franchise
granted by the village council to the
village council to the Eastern Michigan
Edison Co., and also the Lapeer Mutual
Telephone Co. Each proposition re.
ceived the required sixty per cent OF
the vote.
Editor Richard II. Baldwin, of Mar.
lette, has been selected as the delegate
of the Methodist Episcopal church to
attend the general conference to be-
held in Baltimore next May. The hon
or is much coveted one in church
circles it is said. lie will represent
the Port Huron district. lie has earn
ed it.-Peck Times.
Dr. q. II. Cunning has rented DR.. A
+. McCalPs residence in Memphis and
is moving his family here. DIR. Dun.
ming, who has been practicing veteri
nary medicine and surgery at Goodells
the past ten years will take up the
practice of Dr. Mccall. DIR. Mccall and
family recently moved to Ann Arbor.
memphis Bee.
The Lake Huron Southern Oil and
Gas Co., composed OF Port Huron bus
mess men shot their first we'll on the
Melvin Spencer farm Friday last. The
well has lot of oil and supports a
good quality of gas. 1t extends the pro-
ducing era of the Port Huron oil field
about 1000 feet northwest. The com.
pany expects to start another well
at once.
An effort is being made by the pro.
| mOterS OF the hlcnmOnd Hay q train
Co. To organize that concern for the
purpose of purchasing the Richmond
and Columbus plants of the Richmond
Elevator company and carrying on the
business. Stock is being sold i'm the
company and it is stated is being
rapidly subscribed for, particularly by
farmers in this locality Richmond
Review.
A three hundred mile road to be
called the East Michigan Pike is being
planned by men interested in good
roads and by the Detroit Board of
Commerce. This road will stretch
from Toledo along the eastern shore of
lower Michigan to Mackinac where it
will connect with the West Michigan
Pike which runs down to Chicago max
ing the entire distance from Toledo to
Chicago 675 miles.