The Yale expositor., 1917-10-18
HERE AND THERE.

'aIy ny neAI spring.
The Inlay City Times has "histed"
It's subscription price up to $50 per.
Supt Angerer, of the Sandusky high
school, is conducting night school.
There are several cases of diphtheria
in Apologize and the schools are closed.
Mrs. Rollins, of Almont, is over 80
years of age, and has been blind for 20
years.
DR.. Mcintyre, Brown City veterinary
has decided to locate at Elkton, Huron
county.
The corner stone of Vassar's new
$4,000 school building was laid on
October 8.
George Bacon, 80 years old, of Carson
vile, shocked FIVE acres of extra heavy
corn this fall.
Work has begun at the Croswell Su-
gar factory. The run will be about the
usual length Of time
James Morley, of Port Sanilac, be-
came suddenly insane last week and
was taken to Sandusky Jail.
The German American Savings Bank
of Port Huron will change Its name to
the United States Savings Bank.
The Home Telephone Company of
John Burns at Kingston will be taken
over by st OK company capitalized at
$4,000.
Warmers school of Pharmacy at San
dusky has only II students enrolled
this fall, the small number being the
result OF SO many men drafted.
A. X. Burrows, postmaster at Port
Austin, has leased his paper, the Port
Austin News, of which he has been
editor for many years, to his foreman,
Guy q. Walker.
The barn of James O'Brien, north
west of Memphis, burned one day last
week while threshing was being done.
Hay, grain, a horse and other contents
WClC OOuSuhlCd w VIC houiOos
w. H. Aitkin, of Croswell, has been
appointed by Gov. Sleeper as member
of the district draft board at Bay City,
to take the place made vacant by the
death of L. w. Atwood, of Caro-.
The Armada Congregational church
whose pulpit was left vacant when Rev.
Rolph Duff was made Gov. Sleeper's
private secretary, has given call to
Rev. +. Ii. Jones who has accepted.
During the past summer there have
been between fifteen and twenty cases
of small pox in Harbor Beach. There
is now a serious case and the citizens
are warned that everyone should be
vaccinated.
The city of Harbor Beach has been
using salt brine from an old salt well
for sprinkling the streets this summer
and has found it extremely satisfactory
as one sprinkling lasts about three
weeks in laying the dust.
The new postoflice ruling which
makes all postoflices located at county
seats, central postoflices, now gives
that honor to Sandusky office for the
entire county. There are twenty one
postoflices in Sanilac county
Ben Clark, ID. u. Il. section hand
at Inlay City, was buried up to his
neck in ditch six or seven feet deep
by the embankment giving way. He
was rescued by his fellow workmen
but had his right leg badly injured.
The body of Fred Simms, of Mount
Clemens, 40 years old, was found on
the railroad tracks of the Grand Trunk
Sunday morning last week, completely
severed by the wheels of train. The
man leaves wife and-nine children.
A second fatality occurred at Self
ridge aviation field, Mt. Clemens, last
week, when 19.year old Donald MCGEE,
civilian instructor, lost his life in Lake
st. Clair. something went wrong with
his machine and it plunged into the
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parker, of st.
Clair, celebrated the Goth anniversary
of their marriage on October Sth by a
regular wedding ceremony, dinner,
guests and all. Mr.. Parker wore the
white vest he wore 60 years ago, and
Mrs. Parker wore her mothers silk
wedding dress
Mrs. Daniel Cameron, of Brown City
in period of mental unbalance, pour
ed kerosene oil over her clothing aud
walking down the road, set fire to her
self, thus becoming 6aming torch.
When reached she had fallen and was
breathing her last Mrs, Cameron was
sixty-six years of age.
The big pile of coal which the Cros-
well sugar factory has had on hand
~ o., fta ,,oa durfnO