The Yale expositor., 1918-05-02
THURSDAY, May 2, 1913
HERE AND THERE

April 80 was Cleanup" day in Mar
lette.
The corps of teachers for the Capac
school has been completed.
Seventeen girls and five boys grad
uate from the Caro- schools in June.
The Romeo school has abolished the
study of German and has substituted
French.
There has been a distressing short
age of gasoline and kerosene in Sanilac
county the past week or so.
The big Atwood mansion al Caro- is
to be transformed into a hospital and
sanitarium by DR.. q. n. Race.
All school children at Sandusky have
been ordered ~vaccinated to arrest a
possible epidemic of smallpox.
A fair acreage for cucumbers has
been contracted for around Peck and
Roseburg by the Aunt Ellen Pickle Co.
The name Of Berlin township, st.
Clair county, will be changed. Lincoln
and Washington are two names sug-
gested.
Minden City has been hard hit by
the war calling into service most of her
business men who are young men aud
unmarried.
Vassar village council has provided
for the payment of $4,000 per year TO
each of the trustees and the president
of the village.
A man from the State Board of AS
SCISSORS will look over the paper mill
and hotel properties at Capac to adjust
their valuation.
Marlette high school contracted for
its lex winters lecture course with
the Redpath Lyceum Bureau and has
a strong course listed.
Trains on the D., Is. G. 81 w. railroad
will be running into Marine City by
August first, says Thomas l.. Handy,
president of the road.
Rev. l.. A. Townsend has accepted
the pastorate of the Baptist church ut
Brown City. He has been preaching
at Goodells and Columbus.
John Farley, of near Carsonville, has
been deaf since a child when he had an
attack of the measles. The other day
while at his work, he was very much
surprised when be suddenly found his
hearing restored.
The Woolman Construction Company
of Sandusky has secured a big contract
that of a drain through the streets of
Jackson, to drain the city, passing
through four counties and emptying
into Grand River.
A broken wheel caused a freight
wreck near Smith Greek on Sunday
and traffic was tied up until Monday
noon. Eleven cars loaded with sand
and coal were ditched and the track
was torn up for some distance.
A calf was born on the place of +. G..
Cress, of st. Clair, on the day of the
great Liberty Loan drive, and very
periodically this calf has been dedicated
to Red Cross work, and will be sold by
auction or ticket when it has reached a
suitable age.
After several years of the commission
form of government, Harbor Beach is
we'll assured Of its great advantages
and entirely satisfied with it's workings.
Harbor Beach was the first city in
Michigan to undertake this form of
municipal government.
A novel scheme has been planned by
Vim. Roberts, of Sandusky, which will
probably be carried out by the county.
The scheme is to raise by popular SUBJ
scription a fund for a monument to be
dedicated to the boys gone to war SER
vice and upon which their names will
appear.
In connection with the "open house"
by the Borden Condensed Milk com
pany at Sandusky last Monday, the
town itself held Community day, with
everybody invited. Gov. Sleeper was
one among the speakers. There was a
free lunch, an orchestra and a dance in
the evening.