The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
THURSDAY, March 8, 1916
HERE AND THERE.

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Booster subscription contest with Il
big touring car for the grand prize.
Chas. Cutler, a prominent citizen of
Marlette, died at the hospital in Sagi
nav after an operation for appendicitis.
The Tom Thumb wedding which
was given so successfully in Yale some
years ago, is to be staged at Capac soon.
In twelve TuscOla county towns hips
all dogs must be chained. The State
Live Stock Sanitary Commission made
the quarantine.
Sandusky Masons have purchased
the Trerice block where they have
lodge rooms and will fit up the build
ing in first class shape.
Material has arrived for the new
Savings bank at Capac, and soon that
little town will have two good sub
stantial bank buildings.
Ii. II. Hathaway, who has been run.
ming bowling alley in Capac for two
wears, has sold out and purchased a
grocery stock at Armada,
Peck residents feel that high school
is necessity in their town and petit
ton is on its way to the school board
asking that such be provided.
Over 200 patrons of the Deford post
office have signed petition that Mrs.
VIM. Kilgore be appointed pOstmistress
in place of A. l.. Bruce. resigned.
A Capac young man was placed in
the village lookup one day last week.
Between dark and daylight outside as
sistance was the means of his escape.
The Ladies' History class of Saint
Clair are taking up the matter of regu-
lation of the moving picture business
with the common council, and things
will lie doing.
A special train provided by Handy
Bros. and carrying number of promi-
nent business men of Port Huron, was
run over the new line from Peck to
Bay City one day last week.
While cutting ice last week a Lex
ington man very thoughtlessly, of
course, stood on a cake of ice and saw
ed the cake off. He took all icy plunge
but is none the worse for it.
Frank Cross of Owendale, q years
old, has developed hydrOphobia from a
dog bite which he received FIVE years
ago, and has been taken to Pontiac in
chains, a ravlng maniac, yelping like a
dog.
The Nj. +. church at Croswell held a
two day anniversary meeting last week
Sunday and Monday, and nearly SUI
ticient money was raised to complete
the payment Oh this magnificent new
church.
Salutaris, the table water of the
world, will be on the market April LIST.
Work has begun OH the wells of the
famous old Oakland hotel and mineral
springs and the place will again resume
its oldtime activity.
The st. Clair Republican has the
printing of the county tax sales for
this year. The Republican speaks Of
it as being very interesting serial
and it is, not only interesting for the
reader, but more financially interesting
for the publisher.
The paper plant at Capac is soon to
be opened and operated on a larger
scale than ever. The Detroit Edison
Company will extend its lines from
Inlay City and supply the current for
the paper plant. Capac people will be
glad of the revival of this industry.
A new floral hall will be built on the
fair grounds at Sandusky, using a nov
Cl pldu' "A tllplc DcC Will Dc Hclu, Ouc
for WatertOwn, one for Custer, and a
third for Elmer and Mooretown com
bined, and the work will be done this
month instead Of waiting until fall.
The 1916 fair will be held at Sandusky
Sept. 26-29.
Byron +. Councillor, a young man of
twenty-five, was arrested in Marlette
last week, wanted by the chief of pc.
lice at Waukesha, Wis.,, on charge of
forgery. Councillor has a bad record
for so young man, he is an expert
jail. breaker and goes under assumed
names. Marlette was his home when
he was child.
Fosters big feed barn at Brown City
was destroyed by fire at midnight last
Thursday, burning six horses, one
buggy, three automobiles, tools and a
veterinaTy's outfit. The only reason
given for the fire was that men must
have been smoking there. The build
ing was brick with steel roof, which
kept the blaze confined to the one
structure. There was $4,000 insurance
on the barn.