The Yale expositor., 1917-05-10
HERE AND THERE

oiu 10 Ri'oO POI yOoA'
J. r. Chase has been appointed dep
uty surveyor of Sanilac county.
The Harbor Beach News is another
weekly to join the 81 so year army.
Sandusky business men will back u
Chautauqua for its town this summer.
Miss Stella M. Sullivan is the newly
appointed postmistress atValley Centre.
John Stoddard, of Memphis, had his
wrist broken as he was cranking his
auto.
Croswell has signed contract for a
three-day Chautauqua during the CON-
ing summer.
The Armada Creamery has been
sold by G. M. Partch to o. A. Ellis of
Grand Blanc.
John Corbin is building $4,000 res
idence on his farm between Armada
and Memphis.
The Lexington Canning factory will
can corn this year, product which it
has not tried out before.
A trainload of foreigners to work in
the beet fields reached Sanilac county
last week from Chicago.
Three herds of cattle in the vicinity
of Sandusky have been stricken with
hemorrhagic septicemia.
Mrs. Ellen Ball, one of the Oldest
residents of Elk township, died last
week at the age of "a years.
Peck's village council is getting
ready to submit a proposition of bond
ing for street electric lighting.
Mrs. VIM. Jolly, of Buel, has leg
broken when her team runs away and
she is thrown from the wagon.
School at the NJ. A. G. will close June
1st instead of June oath, that the stu
dents may 60 to work on farms.
An association has been formed in
Deckerville for real estate mortgage
loans under the Federal Loan Act"
Mayville high school boys are en-
Enthusiastically planning to work OF
farms in the vicinity as soon as schoo
is out.
w. Il. Thompson, who has been {
resident of Memphis for 81 years, is 7s
years old and is still doing his day.
work at cobbllng.
The mouth of the canal at Port HUI
ron will be cleaned out with clan
shell dredge, and the gravel used b!
the city for repair work.
Charles Arthur, of Marlette, aged s.
years, died last week. Mr.. Arthur wa
a well known surveyor of Sanila'
county for over rs years.
Croswell high school boys votet
down base ball playing for this yea
and will occupy the time usually spen
with this game in farm or other work
Almonts postmaster, Ralph Harris
died last week in John Hopkins Hos
pital in Baltimore, Md, where he hat
been taking treatment for two months
Levi Lewis, of Lamotte, confscate'
five bushels of beans belonging to
neighbor. He sold the beans in Car,
and was just about to make his get
away when arrested.
The school board at Inlay City pur
chased a lot of school ground appara
tus for play and exercise, and no soone
was it put up than Carl Holboth fel
from slide, severely inIuring his leg
Steve Smith, Pollock of Ruth, wa
arrested by Sheriff Stone, of Sanils
county, on charge of stealing $50
from a farmer near Port Austin
Smith confessed, but claimed he stol
only $500. He had $l91.88 on hi
person.
Fire was discovered in the basenen
of the High School at Vassar last Sun
day morning, the blaze having sucl
strong headway that the building wa
soon destroyed. The loss is $4,000
with only $4,000 insurance. Cause o
the fire is unknown.
A bold Jail delivery was made at MI
Clemens last week. The supposed.
saw. proof bars in the cell block on tn
second floor of the Jail, were sawe'
through and five criminals were lie
loose on the country. Bunk blanket
tied together, gave them access to tn
ground. The men are George Crews
10, Frank Boston, 80; VIM. Justice, %
Frank Miller, "a, and George Ross, &c
The country is being secured for them