The Yale expositor., 1918-11-28
HERE AND THERE

Inc lnnuenZa pan IL OH again III
Marlette.
Capac school has 2O5 students with
40 non-residents
Three st. Clair homes were entered
by thieves one night last week.
John Orr, of Clifford, shot so rabbits
in one days hunt near Kingston.
An ice skating rink will be made on
one corner of the school grounds at
Capac
The A. l.. Rice Creamery Co, at
sherwood, has been purchased by the
Clifford Creamery Co.
Lapeer county will be the home of
500 Russian .pheasants liberated by
Game Warden Hodgson.
A new mineral well will be sunk on
the river property at Mt. Clemens by
the Mt. Clemens Bath Co.
Several thousand black bass from
the state fish hatchery have been
planted in Cusic lake, near Romeo.
Ruth Martin, l4-year-old Rochester
girl, shot herself because she was
scolded by her father. She may live.
A $4,000 heroes memorial will be
erected in Federal square in Muskegon.
Nearly $4,000 has already been raised.
Huron county seems to be divided
on the question of whether county
agriculturist should be employed or
not.
The girls of the Mihlethaler Com
pany store at Harbor Beach have or
ganized sewing club and meet once
q week to engage in this art.
The Port Hope Mercantile Co.'s store
building in Port Hope was totally de-
stroyed by fire last week. Loss $25, 900,
largely covered by insurance.
DR.. Ii. w. Smith, a pioneer doctor of
Carsonvilie, died from pneumonia last
week. He had practiced medicine in
that locality over forty years.
The Brown City Auditorium chang
ed hands recently and has also changed
names. 1t will be known hereafter as
the Liberty Theatre and Dance hall.
Algonac has been stepping lightly
because the epidemic had SO. far passed
by on the other side, but alas, it had
to come, with 40 cases reported at once.
One morning last week found the
depot at Cass City closed and passen-
gers boarded the trains without tickets.
The depot force we're laid up with
the FLU.
J.H. Hager, of Marlette, who has
spent the season as Official Photograph
or on the s. 5. Harmonic for the North
ern Navigation Co., is back again in
his studio in Marlette.
ID. w. Conklin, customs officer and
agent at Roberts Landing for twelve
years, died of pneumonia, developed
from influenza, last week. He was a
man of fine character.
Private William Setter, OF Maple
Valley township, son of Nicholas Set
ter. was killed in action in France on
Sunday, Oct. q. Corporal JAS Grimes,
son of George Grimes, of Speaker town.
ship, was killed on Oct. IL.
II. B. Hall, farmer 65 years of age
living near Richmond, was killed last
week as he was getting tank of water
for bean threshers His team ran
away, crushing him between the tank
and a tree. A son with him received
painful injuries.
Twenty miles of highway between
Smiths Creek and Memphis, is ex-
pected will be rebuilt with gravel, and
in the near future will be made into a
permanent drive. The townships Of
Port Huron and Kimball will be helped
in the cost of building by the county
of st. Clair under the conditions of the
Covert act.
The Sugar plant at Caro-, producing
three car loads of sugar daily, was
obliged to close on account of an in.
efficient number of men. Thousands
of tons of beets are still unsliced. AS
the plant at Alma is now closed on
account of lack of beets II may be that
men will be brought from there to
operate at Caro-.