The Yale expositor., 1916-06-29
THURSDAY. June 20, 1916
HERE AND THERE.

Sandusky high school has increased
its foreign tnition from $25 10 $50 a
year.
Joseph ~. Mary, a clothing merchant
of Caro- for thirty years, died last
week.
The new NJ. Il parsonage at Peck is
credit to the town and to the church
people.
During the month of April there were
6S births and n deaths in Sanilac
county.
Sneak thieves are unwontedly busy
in Brown City at present. Many petty
thefts are being reported
Bad Axe wins the pennant Tor the
Huron county high school base Dall
league, the last game being played at
Sebewaing last week.
A boy, some matches and the loft OF
barn at Inlay City. Making good
time the lire ladies managed to save
portion of the building.
Merton Rowley, of Almont, was
drowned in Echo Lake last week Fri
day lie and companion were chang
ing seats in their boat, when it upset
Roy ID. McMonagle, former mail
carrier on the Port Huron city post
office force, has been indicted by the
Grand Jury at Detroit, charging theft
from the mail.
a lbert underwater, OF Brown City
got piece of steel in his eye while
working with some machinery recently
Last week it was found necessary to
remove the eye.
st. Clair has decided that one day of
eagle screaming is hardly enough to
satisfy those who are fond of noise. so
two days are planned for the celebra-
tion, the 3rd and 4th.
George Peters, a well-known hotel
man, dropped dead last week at the
Hotel Arlington in Port Sanilac He
was 60 years of age and had been
resident of Sanilac county for great
many years
Notwithstanding the many rumOrs
that the sugar factory would not run
this season on account of the exceed
ing wet weather, the mill will operate
as usual, the length of the run is not
known as yet.
The lots in the cemetery grounds at
ST. Clair have all been put on level,
and when an out of town man went
there recently to visit his fathers grave
he could find neither the grave nor the
stone that marked il.
Lewis GorGenier of Peck was badly
cut in the face when large chain
broke as he was working on the Handy
Brothers grading dredge last week,
striking him across the face. lie was
unconscious for time.
Gno,o o,,., .;.o,, H., ~ 4.
lot of fun out of stringing wires across
the highway on the Galbraith road
near Melvin one night recently, just
high enough to catch the lamps on
automobiles, and as the wires were
broken by the machines, another would
be strung up.
The Inlay City Times has published
high school edition under the aus
pices of the Seniors. The magazine is
gotten up very creditably with articles
and cuts usually found in such. 1t is
printed on heavy white paper and is
sent out with desire to promote the
interests of Inlay City schools.
The nine-year-old son of Mrs. John
Tidgeon, of Goodells, had his skull
fractured one day last week. lie was
playing around an ice house, as some
Ice was being taken out when a 2O0lb
cake struck him on the head. lie was
taken to Port Huron, where an opera
ton was performed, and he seems to
be doing all right.
Marlette citizens are patting each
other on the back because of the news
that Marlette village taxes will be %
per cent lower this year. This will be
on account of the electric light and
water plant being handled in such an
efficient manner that the plant now
can care for its own debt and the viii |
lage is not burdened.