The Yale expositor., 1918-05-09
HERE AND THERE

dead at the age of 90.
The Grand Encampment l. o. o..
F., of Michigan will hold it's an
nual session in the city of Flint
May 20, FL and %.
Genesee county will have a
county s~anitorium costing $780,
900 if the taxpayers vote favora-
bly, on the question.
'Auntie' Bushnell of Deckerville
celebrated her 89th birthday last
week by entertaining 20 of her
friends at a dinner party.
Three fine sturdy sons have been
speeded on their way to service
camps by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Adamson of st. Clair township.
Miss Lilah Tanner, a former
teacher in Brown City, has been
offered he position of superintend-
ent in that school and accepted.
A half dozen automobiles were
sold in Marine City recently which
it turns out, were all stolen ma
chimes. The agent was an inno-
cent victim.
Superintendent Hart, at the
head of the Armada public schools
for the past eight years, has ac-
cepted a like position next year at
Evart, Mich.
The Capac Marshal has a pretty
busy time during the obsequies of
John Barleycorn. He filled the
lookup and the overflow went into
the town hall.
A little child of Ed. Schultz Of
Watertown has been taken to the
Port Huron hospital for treatment
on account of a peanut being lodg
ed in the throat.
The Deckerville high school
alumni presented its school with
a service flag which contained
stars for twenty-five graduates
now serving the colors.
A. w. McNinch, who has con
Quoted a furniture and undertake
ing business in Sandusky for near
ly twenty-five years, has sold out
and will move to Port Huron.
A group of Croswell girls were
advertised to sell pies for the Red
Cross on a vacant lot. They
must have had a lot Of pies to
need a vacant lot to sell them on.
Lloyd Diemont, of Hart, is the
superintendent of the new canning
factory at Croswell. Frank Bird
sail, former manager at Lexington
is now superintendent of produc-
ton.
Thomas Y. Nichol, a prominent
Sanilac county man, died last week
aged rs years. Deceased was
county drain commissioner for
some years and later county sur
veyor.
Henry J.. Lopez, superintendent
of the Brown City school has re-
signed to take up his new duties
at the Culver Military Academy at
Culver, Indiana. He will have
charge Of athletics.
While Charles Barnes of San
dusky was out in the woods, a
playmate accidentally discharged
a gun, the bullet passing through
the mouth of Barnes, knocking out
two teeth and coming out below
the jaw bone.
Rev. E. II. Eppins, pastor of the
Congregational church at Memphis
for twenty years, has now resign
ed and will move to some college
town where his children may hav,.
more educational advantages.
The Inlay City Times is being
quite hard hit. One of its former
employees is in France, one in
Flanders, another at Camp Custer
and now H.. F. Hovey, half owner
of the paper, has been called and
left last Tuesday for Battle Creek.
Don't leave your automobile en-
CINE running while you are filling
the tank with gasoline. Roy
Robinson of Croswell had his Sax
on runabout nearly ruined in this
way by the oil running over caus-
ing a sudden conflagration. There
not much left of the machine
by the time the fire was put out.
Isabel Mcintyre, of the 18th
Cass City, has left school
for a few weeks to help her farm
err father out. She makes two
a day to the Condensary with
a load of filled milk cans in a big
truck going over a route of 40
miles and says she likes it fine.
She also expects to get her credits
for her grade work.
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