The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27
THURSDAY July 81. .9l6
HERE AND THERE.

Deckerville fair dates for 1916 are
september IL to 10.
Caro- IL looking forward to the build
ing of a new school house.
John Schublinsky, the oldest man in
Huron county, died July IL, aged l02
years.
Capac people are agitating the ques.
ton of oiled streets. The majority are
in favor of 1t.
The housewarming at Inlay City in
honor of the new depot, WAS postponed
from last Thursday TO August %.
The Farrand Guards of Detroit, have
heen making things lively over in Lex
ingtOn where they have been camping
the past two weeks.
Joseph McCiee, a Filion farmer fell
rs he was boarding Z. M. train and
his right hand was crushed under the
wheels Of the train.
On July 20, Watertown, the new burg
which is booming upwards on the
Handy Bros. railroad near Sandusky,
will have another lot sale.
A sugar beet worker named Tom
DascO, was instantly killed while work
ing in the fields near Caro- by stroke
of lightning last Saturday.
j. A. Nichol, of Lexington, captured
vicious tarantula last week while uD-
packing bunch of bananas and now
has it in glass jar on exhibition.
Inlay City's Mckinley Hotel closed
for some time, will now be re-opened
under the new name Hotel Mack. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. b. Mcintyre will haye
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kraft, of near
Sandusky, were thrown from their
buggy by their runaway horse last
| Wednesday night and both sustained
serious injuries.
viii Meyers, a young CarsOnville lad
was thrown from hay rake he was
riding onto the knife, receiving a bad
scalp wound The horses became
frightened and he lost control of them.
Dr. Kingston, of Croswell, has crank
ed his machine for six or seven years
without a mishap. The other day the
worm turned and the doctor now car
ries his right arm in sling with one
broken bone in his wrist.
Deckerville is being threatened with
water famine and water users are
being cautioned about using any undue
amount A big well machine is at
work at present putting down new
we'll at the water works plant.
On the Marlette village tax roll there
are % descriptions on which some
Smith pays taxes. Still the villagers
are not thinking of changing the name
Marlette to Smithville, or burg or
Centre or Smith something else.
Springsr's Landing, Lake Genness,
near Attica, was the mecca for Capac
and vicinity people last sunday. The
Capac band ran the business end of the
affair in an endeavor to raise the
amount of its Indebtedness for new
uniforms, about $500.
Twenty dollars was taken from the
register in the Minden City meat mar
ket early one morning recently while
the shop was left open and alone for
an hour. Money had been taken before
and it looks as though some one was
on hand for the chances.
The Murphy Construction Company
of Port Huron, has the contract for
building new road between Orr's
Junction and New Baltimore and when
this is finished there will be stretch
of good roads between Detroit, Mt.
Clemens and New Baltimore.
1t is said that the Great Lakes En-
cheering Co.'s plant at st. Clair, will
be purchased by New York concern
and it is rumored that aeroplanes and
submarines will be manufactured if
the deal goes through. This plant at
st. Clair has been idle for a long time.
While Mr.. aud Mrs. w. NJ. Grice, of
Lexington were on their way to Harbor
Beach in their auto a pin dropped out
of the steering gear, the car ran into
the ditch turning completely over,
throwing the occupants and injuring
both quite seriously AS Mr.. and Mrs
Grice are elderly people their injuries
will law iham I'M fnr enma time