The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-11-01
HERE AND THERE.


Harbor Beach will build a Commu-
nifty House.
The paper mill at Capac has shut
down indefinitely.
The new st. Agatha's $4,000 church
at Gagetown, was dedicated last week.
Several towns around are advertising
"dollar day" sales. Bad Axe had one
and an OK roast.
The Capac Journal has recently ad-
ded to its office equipment fine
"Mentges" newspaper folder.
John Dewar, of Capac, says he could
eat oatmeal three times day. Maybe
when the time comes he will change
his mind.
Inlay City women who conducted
lunch counter at the Inlay City fair
aud made $500 will donate it to the
Red Cross.
Mrs. Robert Mcpherson, pioneer
of Watertown township, celebrated her
8Sth birthday last week with big fam
lily dinner.
The Port Huron City Commission
has established municipal coal yard
and will sell coal to residents of that
city at cost.
Twice in the past month has the
general store of Mrs. H. ID. Quick at
Hemans been burglarized, goods and
cash being taken.
Frederick e. Bunda, prominent I'M
lay City farmer, was found dead in bed
October oath. Cause apoplexy. De-
ceased was 70 years of age.
Not for five years has Armada had
n lecture course. This winter, under
the auspices of the high school, the
Colt Lyceum Bureau will put on four
numberss
Solomon Bradley, of Peck, made a
visit to Port Huron recently, but the
curious point about it was that he
hadn't been in Port Huron for over
forty years.
When the Capac paper mill closed
down it was receiving regular ship
ments of coal. This is now helping
out the business men in fine shape dur
ing the scarcity of fuel.
DR.. b. G. Bradshaw, who has prac-
tced his profession in Mayville for
nearly thirty years, and is president of
the Tuscola county Medical Society,
will move to Royal Oak.
The question of moving the county
seat of Huron county from Bad Axe
to Harbor Beach is still occupying the
minds of the people. 1t will likely be
submitted to the electors before long
Peck citizens are waking up to the
fact that they must have good roads OF
they will lose the trade of the country
surrounding them. Good roads petit.
tiOns are now being prepared and Tree.
ly signed.
a patriotic celebration in Armada
last Friday night consisted of parade
with Uncle Sam, Columbia, Mutt and
jeff, Jiggs and Maggie, and the Kaiser
school exercises, the band, speeches and
an old-fashioned bonfire.
A fire of mysterious origin destroyed
the Economy Department Store OF
Peter Glemicki at Minden City with 8
heavy loss. Besides the stock estimat
there were 4U0 bushels of potatoes anC
lot of chop feed stored IN the base
ment.
Owing to the shortage of coal anC
other increased expenses, the Pert
Marquette has placed its gasoline pas
senger car on the Palms Port Hope
run. This car makes the same trlI
as did the passenger train. Three mer
are required to operate the car, five
were necessary on the train.
A party Of young people were motor
ing from North Branch to Lapeer last
Sunday and when going down hill al
high rate of speed the machine skid
ded, swerved, wheels collapsed and the
car turned double somersault Euls
Chase, Is years old, was instantly XIII
led, four others were injured more Of
less.