The Yale expositor., 1916-06-15
THURSDAY. June 10. :9l6
HERE AND THERE.

Inlay City's condensory will be
ready for business September first
Twelve young people graduate from
the Marine City schools this year.
Inlay City is having a Boulevard
lighting system installed on her Main
street
Sandusky high school base ball team
now holds the championship of Sanilac
county.
H. II. Rice, of Croswell. has sold his
implement business to Reynolds and
O'Connor.
The eleventh annual field meet of
Macomb county will be held in Arma-
da tomorrow, June Is.
Inlay City's Business Mems Asso-
citation have planned an excursion to
Detroit over the electric railway.
Rev. A. II. Simpson of Deckerville
has received and accepted call to the
Presbyterian church at Croswell.
1t is said that the fish in Lake Pleas
ant are dying by the hundreds and the
shores are carpeted with dead fish.
Bert Brown, working in the Dia-
mond Crystal Salt Co.'S plant at st.
being badly injured.
The Peck Times is now being printed
on a new Cottrell drum cylinder press.
The paper will be enlarged soon.
Here's to success.
The jig and saw mill on Kenyon's
ship yard at Marine City, burned to
the ground last week, causing a $4,000
loss with no insurance.
The club house at Lexington Beach
will not be operated as q hotel or res
taurant this season. A private family
will occupy the building.
An effort is being made to organize
local military company in ST. Clair.
| If one is organized Marine City and
Algonac young men will join.
Port Huron high school graduates
numbering sixty-three held commence
ment exercises Wednesday evening this
week and received their diplomas.
The Richmond Review is forty years
old. The paper began its career as the
Herald June 8, 1876, and from the first
issue has been an important factor in
the history of the town it upholds
The six-year. old son of Elmer Jones,
of near st. Clair, fell from disc har-
row upon which he was riding with his
father and the sharp circular knives
nearly severed one leg from his body.
Other injuries were received.
The Sanilac county high school Field
day held in Marlette last week was a
decided success Each school repre-
sented worked hard and fast for the
championship banner but Deckerville
won out, George Clancy alone winning
six firsts.
At the recent special election held in
Capac, the village was practically
unanimous on the question of granting
the Detroit Edison Go. franchise and
| to sell to them the electrical plant
of Capac. The vote stood 10 for, z
against, 3 spoiled.
Phillip Phillips, an orphan boy of st.
Clair, with born mania for stealing
and robbing, took his life in the Port
Huron jail last week after being ar
rested for robbing house in st. Clair,
Mich. Much had been done to reform
him, but it seemed an impossibility for
him to be good.
Mrs. Peter Dudley of Metamora lives
to tell the story of terrible shock re-
ceived from electricity last week.
Standing In the yard bolt of light
ming struck first hat pin in her hat,
travelled down her face, burning off
her eyebrows and lashes, entirely melt
ed off a gold chain she wore around
her neck, blackened the watch attach
ed, tore off nearly all her clothing and
shoes and entered the ground. She
was unconscious for three hours and
did not entirely regain her senses for a
day, when she began to improve.