The Yale expositor., 1917-01-11
THURSDAY, January IL, 1917
HERE AND THERE

SeNcIdl CdscS VI oiudlipOAs
A Civic Improvement League has
been organized at North Branch.
The six months old child of DR.. and
Mrs. Campbell, of Avoca, died last
week
The men of Croswell and vicinity
have organized Christian Brother
hood.
After January Is consumers of milk
in Port Huron will pay ten cents per
quart.
The Mothers Club recently presented
the Almont school with new Edison
player
Herbert NJ. Stone, the new sheriff of
Sanilac county, is the youngest sheriff
in Michigan.
David Worchester, county highway
engineer, has been named road mana
ger by the 1917 board.
Mrs. Sarah Sawtell, 83 years of age
and resident of Almont for 82 years,
died on Christmas day.
Frank l.. Fenton, of Lexington, has
been appointed cashier in the First
National bank of Croswell.
Articles of association have been filed
by the Cooperative Hay Growers &
Marketing Association of Capac.
A stand pipe is being erected at
Capac to take the place of the reservoir
in which two bodies were recently
found.
Floyd Carty, of Eatonville, is the new
principal in the Peck school to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Walter j. Allen.
Dorothy Bontrager, of st. Clair, is in
a serious condition from concussion of
the brain, having struck her head while
sliding down hill.
Almont citizens are looking up a
good chance for a canning factory for
their town, to operate in connection
with the pickle station.
Rev. John H. Mclean, pastor of the
First Baptist church in Port Huron,
has received call from Portland,
Maine, which he has accepted.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Il. Collins, who
have been residents of Bad Axe for
forty years, celebrated the fftieth an
niversary of their marriage January 2.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Num-, of Lexington, was found dead
in bed one morning last week, having
been smothered by lying between two
persons.
The water pumping station at Mem.
phis depot burned last week and the
boiler and pumping outfit were destroy
ed besides tons of soft coal in the
building
Purl Harding, who formerly publish.
ed the Melvin Gazette and now has a
drug store at Melvin has decided to
take course in the Warner Pharmacy
Institute in Sandusky.
The Sheridan Hotel property at Cass
Citv has been sold to parties who will
make extensive alterations, planning
to rent the different rooms and floors
for various business purposes.
GeDevieve Corley, 10 years old, OF
Croswell was last week stricken with
her second attack of paralysis. The
first one occurred three years ago, from
which she had entirely recovered.
Ex-Sheriff Dunphy and Ex-Register
of Deeds Warner, of Sanilac county
were given farewell reception by
county officials and townspeople and
presented with a cane and umbrella
each.
Lack of coal in Haroor Beach has
thrown the fishermen out of employ
ment. Forty men who have been EN-
ployed in this industry are now, when
the fishing is especially good, without
job
Raymond A. West, assistant cashier
of the First National Bank, Croswell
for the past eight years has resigned
to accept the assistant managership OF
the Sun Life Insurance Company al
Port Huron.
Watertown, in Sanilac county, must
change its name or it cannot be post.
Office town, as there are too many Wa
tertowns in the country. Many names
are being considered, that of Scolly
honoring an old resident, scoring the
highest. but the matter is not decided
yet.
Call and Settle.
All nereona indabted to me for cloth.