The Yale expositor., 1916-11-30
THURSDAY, November 80, 1916
HERE AND THERE

Macomb county will standardize her
rural schools.
A knitting factory hae-been installed
in Marine City.
Huron and 1uscola counties will
erect joint tuberculosis sanitorium.
The sugar factory at Croswell had
the shortest: run this season of any
in its history.
The Minden City grist mill closes on
account of high cost of coal and inabil-
ity to get grain, bran, shorts or corn.
The hardware store of J. +. Schroeder
at Ruth was burglariZed the other night
and about $3.50 in cash taken from the
safe.
Mrs. Clarissa Weeks, one of St Clars
Oldest pert ons, died last week at the
age Of 81 years. Mrs. Weeks was born
Ia Algonac.
The new Free Methodist church re-
Gently built at Carsonville costing over
$1,000, was dedicated with proper ser
vices last Sunday.
Martin Zimmer, OF UniOnville, is
probably one of the Oldest voters in the
state lie is 90 ears old and cast his
first vote for Zachary Taylor.
The New Haven Foundry is filling a
big contract that of making individual
drinking troughs for cattle. A large
working force will soon be put on.
Daniel Mckenzie, for over 40 years
conducting blacksmith shop in Rich
mond, dropped dead on the streets of
Chicago last week, where he had gone to
visit his son.
Two Croswell boys went through the
ice while skating on Black river last
week One went under twice before he
caught rope thrown to him and was
dragged to shore.
Brown City Masons honored the o (
recently 10y giving the members tine
banquet of three roasted pigs and othel
delicacies, the meal being gotten up EN-
tirely by the men.
On account of i'll health, ID. IL. Bar
rows, who has conducted a grocery anC
crOckery business in Armada for many
years, has closed out and gone to
Chicago to live with his son.
The Richmond high school foot bal
team has not lost game this season
The team plays locally with thu
second team of Central high school, o
Detroit on Thanksgiving day.
If Peck citizens cant have electri
lights for street lighting they would b.
satisfied with gas lighting or evel
some of the spulteriBg oil lamps. An.
old thing that would cast gimme
of light over their dark streets.
st. Clair parents and teachers helt
an enthusiastic meeting last week ant
organized the Home and School Clul
with So members to start with. Sucl
an organization will bring the tw,
closer together and promote the wei
fare of both.
1t rather looks now as though ID
Robert McGregor would spend hi
Christmas at home. Gov. Ferris
still investigating and rumor has it tina
he has sufficient proof that the man
innocent of the murder of Cyril Spar
ing, to free him.
st. Clair people like to outing ava
from home even if they do have tn
beautiful st. Clair river at their doors
Ninety-two persons have orgauized
club called the Forestville Auto Gu
aud they will excursion to Forestvill
on the lake shore for 10 day trip eac
summer.
Mathew Sprowl, of Croswell, nearl
saw the end of earthly life when
went down into ali unused well to clea
il out. In some manner the stones an
earth caved in on him and he was LEI
q suffering prisoner for seven hour
before help came. 1t was a miracl
that he was alive.
The second fatal accident at tn
Croswellsugar beet factOry.Occurred on
day last week. Clarence Tousley, a mi
chinist, while making repairs wa
drawn into the revolving scroll ali
was so badly mangled that he die
from loss of blood. The first accideL
occurred last spring when George Ca
ter fell while working on the new be-
sheds.
10 bread tickets for one dollar at I'll
bakery.