The Yale expositor., 1917-05-03
THURSDAY, May 3. 1917
HERE AND THERE

large naulS THESE udyS'
Algonac citizens must boil their
drinking water if they want to keep
healthy.
Sandusky's new library is already
supplied with about four hundred
volumes.
The Lexington News states that it is
reported that blind pigs are being oper-
ated again.
Sanilac county will have an agricul-
tural agent in the person of Grant
Smith of Lexington.
The pledge committee for the pro-
posed new Farmers Elevator at Mar
lette report fine success.
A new standard school will be built
on the site of the one burned recently,
three miles from Apologize.
5. L. Sheppard and family, who have
been residents of Brown City for many
years, have moved to Detroit.
One hundred bird houses have been
placed in the cemetery at Vassar by the
Riverside Cemetery Association.
The Coyell Construction Company
which built Sanilac county's new court
house will build Sandusky's new con-
densary.
Harvey j. Foster, who is closing out
his stock Of gents furnishings and
clothing at Peck, will go into the Peck
State bank.
Mrs. IL. Jarvis, of Kingston, fell into
the cistern from which she was taking
water for her washing and was drown
ed before being discovered.
The Hotel Harrison at Port Sanilac
is receiving numerous additions and
improvements in view of the wants of
the coming summer tourists.
The liquor application and bond Of
G. f. Brockman of the Ember hotel at
Armada, was turned down by the village
council with an aye and nay vote of a
and 2.
FIR. Maschino, of St. Mary's church,
st. Clair, for "a years, resigns on &C.
count of i'll health. His Pensioners
presented him with purse of $500 as
he was leaving,
Besides its Condensary, Inlay City
has third meat market just being
opened up, also new foundry which
makes two for the town. Inlay is a
busy little place.
Hugh Mcleod, who has been assistant
cashier of the Citizens State Savings
bank in Brown City for the past twelve
years, has resigned that post to go into
the drug business.
Joseph Rsddy, an emyloye of the
Diamond Crystal salt block at st. Clair
disappeared on April 18th and no trace
of him can be found. He is 81 years
old and without family.
Howard Crull, young man near
Richmond, slashed his throat with a
pairing knife in fit of dependency
caused by brooding over the war. He
is in serious condition.
The Universal Car Equipment Co.
will not move its factory to Brown City
Notwithstanding the efforts Of Brown
City citizens to secure the plant. Lack
of signers for subscriptions.
The Croswell high school and the
county Normal will hold their COM
mencement exercises at the same time
and place. DIR. Samuel Dickie, presi-
dent of Albion college, will deliver the
address.
FIR, Kronemaker, who has been the
parish priest at the Croswell, Peck,
Port Sanilac, Lexington and Jeddo
Roman Catholic churches for the past
several years, has been transferred to
st. Clair.
With last weeks edition of the Mar
lette Leader, II. L. Baldwin, publisher
for the past six years, steps out and
leaves this popular weekly to the care
of its new owners, Messrs Cawood
Benedict and Carey.
The Macomb County High School
Association Field day will be held at
Mt. Clemens on June 9Th. 1t has been
decided to purchase silver loving cup
to be awarded the school winning high
est honors in the various sporting
events.
The Condensary at Inlay City, has
begun operations and is using 140O
gallons of milk daily, but is capable of
caring for several times as much. The
plant and equipment, which has been
put in by the Towar Creamery Co., has
cost some $4,000 1t is wonderfully
interesting place to visit.
FOR SALISBURY nearly new. Has
not been run over 200 miles. Will