The Yale expositor., 1918-08-08
HERE AND THERE

Palms has new building for its
postoffice
Marlette's big Redpath Chautauqua
dates are August II to Is inclusive.
The Marlette schools have been en-
tered upon the University lists for
a term OF two years.
The business of the Waterfowl
Grain Co., has been taken over by
the Shower Grain Co.
Ira Arnott, of the Canadian North
west, is visiting old friends at Lex
ington, Croswell and Jeddo.
Contract has been let and work be-
gun on the Huron Pike between Har-
Dor Beach and Port Hope.
The S1st annual convention of the
Saniac County School convention
will be held this week Thursday and
Friday at Croswell.
The Capac school vote to raise
81 900 for sinking fund to build new
school house, was declared void be-
cause not advertised.
A 7-foot steel fence has been built
all around the entire plant OF the
sugar factory at Croswell. This will
keep out all undesirabes.
Miss Jennie Parker has presented
the library in Marine City over a
hundred volumes, from the library OF
her father, the late DR.. ID. l.. Parker.
Elton Paige, who went TO Califor-
MIA, has found that Michigan is good
enough, and has returned to take a
position in the State Savings Bank
at Marlette
The directors of the Huron County
Fair, have decided that the proceeds
of this falls fair shall be used for
Red Cross work, civilian relief, y. NJ
c. A. or any other war work when
needed.
A muck crop expert from the
NJ. A. c. is conducting an experiment
plot on muck soil crops at the Merri-
man farm at Deckerville. A meeting
was held for all farmers in the vici-
nifty last week.
Anna NJ Mahon, for many years a
prominent school teacher of Sanilac
county and a member OF the board
of County School Examiners was
married recently to George Hyde, a
we'll known farmer
A mysterious fire partially destroy
ed a garage at Mayville at three
o'clock the other morning. The build
ing was of cement and the family
dwelt in rooms over the gaarge. Most
of the contents we're saved.
A well-to-do Goodland farmer went
to Inlay City and stocked up on
sugar at every place where it was
sold. He accumulated about forty
pounds, but will have tn disgorge
complaint having been made.
The German Lutheran church
built i'll 1870, with parsonage and IL
acre OF land one mile north of Capac
has been advertised to be sold at auc-
ton on August 10th. The Lutheran
people have built fine new church
in the village of Capac recently.
Clelland Sly, OF Worth township
boy of twelve years, has been found
guilty of two horse thefts, stealing
$25 90 from Robert Galbraith, of Cros-
we'll and entering and taking money
from the depot at Jeddo. 1t depends
OH his age what disposition is made
of his case.
JOllll al ulHC lCdl Oid 0dlll-
lac county boy, stole horse and rig,
but later abandoned it and went back
to his home The rig belonged to
Fred Cornwell, of Watertown and
was found three days after the theft
at Applegate. The boy is too young
for prosecution.
John Allen, Richmond farmer
sustained bad fall when he dropped
from the peak of his barn onto a
wagon and thence to the ground. Both
forearms were broken and one leg
He was taken to a Detroit hospital
for special treatment
For three years now the Chautau-
qua has not proved a drawing card
at Deckerville and the three days oil
entertainment put on there by the
National Wellfare's last week viii
probably be the last Chautauqua fol
Deckerville Each of the three year:
the committee has been obliged tc
make up deficit.
rs the Michigan Central line be
tween ST Clair and Richmond ha.
been taken over by the government
| the trains will now be run by tn,
Grand Trunk railway and Conductor
James Lightbody, who has been OF
this run for "a years, Engineer Jane.
| Il. Crary, Brakeman G.. +. Roley anC
Fireman Henry f.. Smith as long a,
| ti,,r, tone, ra,,,o,,kar mill .rAka HI, T..