The Yale expositor., 1915-06-10
THURSDAY, June 10, 1915
HERE AND THERE.

The new court house at Sandusky
will cost 100000.
The new Catholic church at Attention
was dedicated last Sunday
Most Of the towns between Port HUI
ron and Detroit adopting Easternltime.
Brown City new school house will be
placed on the site of the one burned.
G. Grappau died at his home in Gage
town last week at the age of l0l years.
Grading for the electric road between
AlmOnt and INLAY City is being done.
A cold storage plant will be erected
at Deckerville which will have ca
pacity of $4,000 bushels.
The Marine City contractors are plan.
ming to build q summer resort north OF
the city on the river road.
II. G. Stimson, Brown City under
taker, has gone to Marlette to locate
and practice his profession.
Lon Fisher, of Brown City, has been
given the contract for building the new
NJ. f. church in Brown City at cost of
$4,000.
The Almont Athletic and Driving
Association have now the finest race
track and athletic grounds north of
Detroit.
David Thompson, of CrOswell, has
purchased OF the g. b. Cornell estate,
the drug store in Peck, He takes pos
session at once.
Some one gave horse belonging to
| a farmer named Westonlnear Peck a
quantity of Paris Green in its feed
box from which it died.
Alex. Samson, catcher of the Marlette
high school base ball team, cracked
bone in his arm at the elbow in recent
game with Deckerville.
The firm name of the II. ID. Malloy
grocery store at Memphis is now Cowl.
ing & Malloy, Wade Cowling, of st.
Clair, having purchased half interest
in the business.
The Almont fishing and hunting club
has built a house boat IL #. long and
3 e. VIDE with three foot walk all
around it and platform covering all.
Il was launched at Echo Lake,
1t has been decided by the st. Clair
Retailers Association that another
l"Cooperatlve sale Day" Will be held in
IT. Clair in the near future and plans
are now being made for the event.
The NJ. h. people in Armada, held a
"Children's Church" last Sunday with
the congregation composed of children
only under fifteen years of age, also a
childrens choir. The pastor preached
children's sermon.
Almont township has more miles of
state reward roads than anyother town
ship in the state. Elkton township in
Tuscola county is a close second, The
| l. iY,o If a n a n nOnn
gravel and large amount of good roads
enthusiasm brought the above results.
Mrs. George NJ. Fuller, of Richmond,
died last week at the age of rs Mrs.
Fuller had three husbands, the first
George Il. Fuller, of Gainesville, n. Y;
the second, Abraham Fuller, of Gurnee,
H.: the third, George NJ. Fuller, of
Richmond, Mich the last named being
still alive and % years Of age,
The wife OF DR.. Robert McGregor,
who is serving .i!s sentence in J ok.
son prison for The alleged poisoning of
a member OF the Sparkling family IN
HurO., still has hopes of rteing her
husbanG and is making a determined
fight for hIs release. Executive Clerk
Austin, on behalf Of Governor Ferris,
has staIte d an iyestjgation.
Officers of the new National Bank
Just recently opened at Richmond are:
President, Or. G. f. Greene; Vice Pres
ident, Judsoa Black; Cashier, a. +.
| Lindke. Directors besides above nam
ed, Warren ). Stone, j. Il. Adams, g..
). Miller, A. r. Donaldson. The bank
is capitalized at $4,000, held by fifty
six representative and influential bust
ness men and farmers of Richmond.