The Yale expositor., 1916-02-24
THURSDAY, February "a, 1916
HERE AND THERE.

! tablished in Almont.
st. Clair has her weather eye on the
Handy Bros. road now.
Almont's new postmaster, Roy Il.
Hallock, is getting into the harness.
According TO reports Melvin may
have u lumber yard in the near future.
Supt. Manning of the Croswell schools
for six wears, will not accept the posi-
tion next year.
Almont Masons are doing some
talking over the buying OF a lot and
the erection of suitable hall.
Marine City business men will have
a get to gether banquet at their Masonic
hall OH the evening of March /.
On Wednesday Capac had big car
nival holiday, with a blue rock shoot,
fox chase, horse races, dog races, etc.
Sanilac county paid $4,000 for the
marble used in the new court house at
Sandusky and for the work of putting
it on.
The editor of the Inlay City Record,
A. w. Hubbell, has been absent from
his office for five weeks, weeks of ILL
ness.
The question of bonding the village
of Almont for $1,000, the existing in
debtedness, will be submitted to the
people.
Brown City farmers have formed an
organization and the Brown City Co.
operative store with $4,000 capital
stock is the result.
| st. Clair people are looking towards
| the locating of the Harrow Traction
plant in their city, if the people give
| the proper encouragement
| Charles Fuller county agent Of cor
rections and charities in Huron county,
dropped dead in front of the court
house in Bad Axe, last week.
Sanilac county officers are planning
to move from their temporary quarters
into the new court house March lst,
although everything will not be in
complete readiness.
Marine City people are all enthusiasm
over the project of operating the sey-
eral years idle sugar plant. Commit
tees have begun work throughout the
county securing the necessary acreage
of sugar beets.
Henry Kreiner, young farmer was
loading gravel in the North Branch
township pit, when the gravel sudden
ly cayed in upon him, and in his scram.
bic to struggle out had a hip broken
and received internal injuries.
The family of II. A. Wright of I'm
lay City, had narrow escape from
death by asphyxiation from gas re-
Gently. Mr.. Wright managed to get
the door opened, but all the other men,
ers of the family were unconscious.
Elmer Collins, of Novesta, had a
serious accident when a buzz saw
which he was operating broke and one
of the flying pieces struck him on the
hip, severing several muscles, break
ing his right leg in TWO places, one be-
ing split lengthwise.
The Normal students at Crosweil
presented the play, "At the End of
the Rainbow" in that town last week.
Each part was we'll taken and the
audience was thoroughly pleased. This
is the play given this winter so sue.
cessfully by Yale Seniors.
The st. Clair County Press moved
its Office fixtures and printing para
phernalia into a different location of
the city of St. Clair last week, and
with the installing of new machinery,
new type faces, etc, and new blood in
the management, strong progress in
the journalistic field will no doubt be
made.
Lapeer county will hold its annual
Zach Chandler club banquet at Lapeer
on March l6, and Congressman Louis
G. Cramton will ofliciate as toastmaster.
Such men as u. ). Senator William
Alden Smith, Congressman Patrick Ii.
Kelley and Congressman Joseph B.
Fordney will be trio of distinguished
speakers.