The Yale expositor., 1916-09-28
THURSDAY, september IA, 1916
HERE AND THERE.

Armada fair this week, Inlay City
next.
There is a reported epidemic of diph-
liberia in Buel township, Sanilac county.
There are % seniors in Sandusky high
school. The largest number in its his.
tory.
There are 1900 children attending
the schools of Sanilac county and $50
teachers.
Over 40 men are now employed at
the Capac paper mill doing construct
ion work.
The Capac Cemetery Board will place
an artistic iron fence around the local
cemetery.
Capac citizens are today following
their band which is headed for the Ar
mada fair.
The wages of all employees at the
Caro- Sugar plant have been raised from
10 to 20 per cent.
Mrs. Mary n. James, of Columbus
township, died from taking paris green
with suicidal intent.
&. V. Black, for many years conduct
ing department store at Pigeon, will
seek another community.
Edward Nolan, II years old, temper
ariy deranged, is missing from his
home in Wales township.
Wallace w. Iuntley, old time resi-
dent of Inlay City and veteran of the
civil war, died last week.
Little John King, four years old, fell
into Black River at Port Huron last
Friday, and was drowned.
Eleven new residences have been
built or are in course of construction
in Harbor Beach this summer.
A bad fire of unknown origin des.
troyed Mahar's feed barn at Palms last
week. Three autos were burned.
Cass City has four of its town boys
in the lookup. arrested on charge of
robbiDg hardware store and the laun-
dry
On October 2Stb, the electric light
current will be turned on at Reese.
The people are planning big celebra-
ton.
A. G. Clayton and son Ernest will
open up the meat market in Melvin
which has been closed for several
weeks.
The Almont Herald man is gloating
over a box of fine ripe Strawberries just
picked from the vine by one of his
subscribers.
On account of bad weather condi-
| tions during the past season, the cOun-
try fairs are not up to the usual stand
ard of excellence.
Jennie Dean, who has been at her
home in Vassar on two years fur
Tough, has gone back to her work as
missionary in Lo Ting, South China.
Isaac Meyer was killed at Brown
City last week when he attempt,d To
stop runaway team. lie was hnock'
ed down and his skull fractured. lie
was 81 years of age.
Rev. ). ID. Eva, of Marine City, has
been appointed by Gov. Ferris as one
of the five commissioners of athletics
in this state to attend the National
Athletic Association.
Vassar people are contemplating the
exchange from steam engines at their
waterworks plant to oil, claiming the
oil engines will save the village over
so per cent ia cost of fuel.
The st. Clair River Golf 81 Country
Club at st. Clair is sure thing. Fifty
members have been secured and officers
are elected. Springtime will see a
course laid out and a club house built.
Lapeer county infirmary located two
miles northwest of Lapeer, was totally
destroyed by fire last week. The thirty
inmates were taken out with injury to
none. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $500.
William Benedict, of Applegate, is
20 years of age. He was appointed a
mail carrier when the mail carrier sys-
tenn was first inaugurated and is still
on the route with his accustomed reg
ularity.
The electric storm Thursday morning
last did some damage to the -four mill
at Memphis. q. +. Frymire had left
his work for moment to go TO a win
dow when the place where he had been
was enveloped in flames.
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