The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-10-17


1920 pounds of old clothing for Bel
GUM.
Standish-Joseph Chaulofsky, soa
of Polish resident south of here,
near Pinconning, is dead in action in
France.
Adrian-Mayor Baker delivered an
address of welcome to 100 students
indicted into the Adrian College ).
A. T. c.
Flint-For the third time in three
years fire destroyed a barn owned by
John Kalajay, who believes the fires
incendiary.
Monroe-Mary Kersgosa, SO years
old, Detroit, was fined $3.50 In Circuit
Court for having 10 quarts OF whisky
in her possession.
Hillsdale-A building formerly used
as shoe factory has been converted
into barracks for the $50 members
OF the S. A. T. c. at Hillsdale College,
Mt Pleasant-Two hundred and
fifty students at the Central Michigan
Normal School were sworn in the
s. A. T. C.. with appropriate exer-
cises.
Hillsdale-John Stants, OF Jefferson,
rels, and Orrin b. Truman, of Detroit,
paid $40 fine for having the squirrels
in his possession.
Ann Arbor-George Hanlon has re-
ceived the news of the death of his
brother Corporal Patrick Leo Hanlon,
of company b. One Hundred and
Twenty-sixth infantry, killed in ac-
ton August rs.
Monroe-City Attorney Lehr has
been instructed by the city commits
sion to seek an injunction restrain
ing the d. u. r. from enforcing new
rates which were put into effect be-
tween Detroit and Toledo.
Manistee-The fourth rise in the
price of milk in Manistee since Aug
ust of last year went into effect Tues
day. The price will be IA cents
III WIFI o SClIo 80 n
ed little more than year ago.
Big Rapids-Prosecuting Attorney
John E. Dumon left for Camp Zach
airy Taylor, Kentucky, to enter train
ing with the field artillery. He is a
great-grandson of Francois Dumont.
who came from France to aid the
colonies in 1875
Niles-Larue Messenger, Sixth in
fantry. 81 years old, has been killed
in battle. He enlisted May s. 1917.
and has been overseas seven months.
He was a son of Mrs. Schuyler Mes
senger, widow. Another son, Arthur,
is in a hospital in France, wounded.
Grand Rapids-Fred Marshal. Of
Detroit, has been chosen president III
the Michigan Funeral Directors AMI
Embalmers' Association. John Fish
er, Cassopolis, was elected vice-p resi-
dent; Oscar Kildstrom, Grand Tap
ids, secretary, and J. p. Rowe, Benton
Harborn, treasurer.
Saginaw-Harold Bachman, third
class yeoman at the Great Lakes
naval training station, is dead of
Spanish influenza. He enlisted from
here July and was a member of
Arthur Hill high school faculty. for
some time being baseball coach. He
came here from Monroe.
Ann Notwithstanding home from
the Office of the local draft board.
where she had signed her husbands
QUESTIONABLE Mrs. Bessie Adams was
taken i'll and died within 20 minutes.
She was the wife of Harry Adams and
besides her husband she leaves o
mother and four small children.
Manistee-Frank Coon, IA years
old, probably will lose his left hand
as the result of the first hunting &C
cident of the season in the county.
The lad, while seeking game, climbed
upon a stump dragging his shotgun
by the barrel, the trigger caught, ex-
ploding a shell, and the full charge
tore through his left wrist.
Camp Custer-Clearly indicating
that the present camp administering
will not tolerate men who attempt t.
evade military service. Private John
} Hulk, Detroit, has been sentenced u
rs years at Fort Leavenworth for re.
fusing to don a uniform or sign en-.
listment forms. This is one of tho
most severe sentences ever imposed
for this type of military crime.
: Bay City-The Portland house. one
of the city's old landmarks was de
stroyed by fire. The place had not
been used as a hotel for more than
; year. A building adjoining also
| was badly damaged. The loss ID
} about $4,000. The adjoining build
ing was used as warehouse by the
Bay City Grocer CO., who loss 20 bags
of sugar stored in the building.
Corunna-Private Leonard Watson
: company M, One Hundred and TweE
J ty.ffth infantry, OF this city, has beer
/ missing in action since July 81, the
} day when the company suffered