The Yale expositor., 1915-04-22
HERE AND THERE.

st. Clair is out for new city hall and
Carnegie library.
Sewers and cement cutters soon be an
acquisition to Inlay City business
streets.
Mrs. Dora Liggett, of Lexington has
been taken TO the insane asylum at
Pontiac.
Minden City schools are running
again after vacation on account of
diphtheria scare.
Prof. Earle j. Engle, A. NJ. of Ann
Arbor, will be at the head of Harbor
Beach schools next year.
Almont people are finding fault be-
cause the merchants want to close their
business places three nights a week.
Mrs. Margaret Yale, Of Pigeon, HUI
ron county, has been admitted to the
bar She will practice in her own
county.
Fire from an unknown origin de.
stroyed the new horse sheds on the fair
grounds at SandusBy last week, with
| loss of 500.
A new syndicate has control of Stag
| Island this season and arrangements
are being made With the White Star
line, to have boats stop at the Island.
The Croswell postmaster now locks
the outer door of the office while the
evening mail is being distributed, thus
doing away with the noisy crowd
| nuisance.
The store of HaZeltOn a. Linekar at
Imlay City was Quilted by fire, smoke
and water last Sunday, entailing loss
of at least 5000 with damage to the
building Of probably $1,000.
A Lewly organized baseball team in
Marine City is dubbed "The Marine
| City Reporters" with headquarters at
challenge to any Is year old team in the
state.
Fred Pomeroy, a native of Croswel
and for "a years in the furniture and
undertaking business, died last week,
62 years old. He was fine Christian
gentleman and counted his friends by
scores.
The p. o. 81 n. train set fire to some
grass near Almont last week and burn
ed over 20 acres before it could be put
out. Buildings were saved with diff
Guilty, but many rods of fencing and
some straw stacks were burned.
The Baccalaureate sermon to the
Richmond high school graduating class
will be preached by Rev. Norman
LaMarche on June Is and the COM
mencement day address will be given
on the 18th by DR. Henderson of Ann
Arbor.
Brown City has called special meet
ing of its voters for April 23rd for the
purpose of voting on the question of
bonding the school district for $4,000
for building and equipping a new
school house, to take the place of the
one recently burned.
| The McMinn.Kellam revival services
at the NJ. f. church in Harbor Beach
are continued this week with deep
interest. There has been 81 converts.
Rev. McMinn somewhat resembles
Billy Sunday in his fearless attacks on
sin. Dancing and card playing come
in for heavy scoring.
Almont will soon have bigger and
better hospital as Hotel Almont has
been purchased by DR.. Burley, who will
transfer the present hospital fixtures to
it and arrange the interior to accom-
modate 80 patients besides the nursing
staff. The building, when completed,
will be modern in every way.
The People State Bank is having in.
stalled a large handsome clock combin-
ed with set Of the softest Westminster
chimes which will ring out in various
musical combinations at each quarter
hour. This will be valuable addition
to the attractions of our village which
will be much appreciated by our people
and shows the progressive enterprise
OF this institution.-Imlay City Record.