The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-07-22
THURSDAY, July 90, 1915
HERE AND THERE

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Sanilac county will have county
nurse.
August 25 will be St. Glars civic
holiday.
The Marine City Brewery had a big
opening last week.
General delivery will be tried out by
Croswell merchants.
John VancOnant, well known cti-
zen of Peck, died last week of cancer.
The Free Methodists will hold a big
camp meeting at Ball July 90 to Au.
gust 4.
The corner stone of the new M. f..
church at Brown City will be laid on
Sunday, July 25
Stag Island cottages are well filled
with resorters this season and many i'm
provements are being made.
l.. ii. Howse is writing interesting
descriptive letters Of his Exposition
trip to the Brown City Banner.
The Deckerville Agricultural Asso-
citation announce the dates of its fall
fair for September Z, 8 and 10.
Armada township, Macomb county,
has been organized and officers elected,
in the interests of state wide prohibit
ton movement.
"A new company named the BOslO
Grain Company has been organized in
Cr0swell, with capital stock of
$4,000.
The Lexington News says that the
force at the canning factory is working
night and day to take care of the big
pea crop.
VIM. O'Neil Kronner, of Port Huron,
1915 graduate from the law class of the
u. of NJ, is the latest addition to the
lawyer list in Port Huron city.
Charles III. Jarvis, president of the
Jarvis Co., of Port Huron, was serious.
ly injured when his machine turned
turtle near Marysville and his body
was badly crushed.
Franklin Moore, one of st. Clairs
Oldest and most highly honored resi-.
dents, died last week after long illness.
Mr.. Moore published the st. Clair
Republican for IL years.
Harbor Beach has now the idea good
and hard of providing boating and
bathing and pleasure ground privileges
for citizens and guests and the ideas
will be amply carried out.
Oakland Hotel is again to be sum-
mer resort. The property has been |
transferred to Detroit parties and it is |
understood that large sum of money |
will be expended in improvements.
The Deckerville Agricultural Asso- |
citation has filed application with the
Michigan Fair Commission for its ap. |
portionment of the $4,000 fund appro. |
priated by the last legislature for the |
benefit Of the agricultural fairs of the |
state.
Deckerville's special election last |
Monday Tor the purpose of bonding |
the village for 100000 for paying |
the Indebtedness of the village in |
the matter of completing the electric
light and water works plant, carried
the proposition.
A three-year-old girl was killed at
Blaine last week by the Pere Marquette
passenger train. The child did not APP
pear to hear the warning signals and
Engineer William Kewley made des-
perate.efforts to stop his engine before
1t reached the child who was playing
along the track.
Robert NOLAN, a prosperous farmer
OF Wales township, committed suicide
recently by placing revolver in his
mouth and pulling the trigger. He was
a heavy drinker and had said several
times that he would kill himself if he
couldn't stop drinking.
Deputy Sheriff Wilkie, of Brown City
became suspicious of man who got
OIL the train the other day with heavy
suit case, and being convinced that il
neld whisky arrested the man who was
Edwards, of Marlette. The
grip contained 3 gallons of liquor Ed
wards couldn't furnish bail and went
10 jail in Sandusky.
The laying of the corner stone of the
new court house in Sandusky will be
made big event for the whole county
Of Sanilac. The date has been fixed
'or Friday, August 6. A civic holiday
las been declared by the mayor ard
ceremonies will be conducted by the
irand Masonic Lodge of Michigan.
There will be grand display of fire
works in the evening.