The Yale expositor., 1918-02-28
HERE AND THERE

ICCh SVhOOi 10 10 OpViINu o'h'' @ WV
weeks vacation on account of small
pox.
There are no prisoners i'm the Huron
county Jail, an almost unprecedented
condition.
The recent sleet storm broke down
fifty telephone poles between Elmer
and Sandusky.
The Brown City Savings Bank has
recently installed two-t0n burglar
proof Mosler safe
John Lawler, born in Scotland, died
at his home in Carsonville recently at
the age of l0l years.
School is being held on Saturdays at
Clifford, that the boys may get out a
month earlier to help with farm work.
Rev. Norman La Marche, of Rich
mond, fell on an ICY walk and badly
sprained one of his ankles one day
last week.
The Buckeye Stave Co. is hauling
logs to Armada from 20 acre timber
tract at Almont, bought of William
Cochrane.
The Marlette Poultry Association
members will soon hold their annual
banquet and expect to have prominent
speakers present.
There were appropriate services in
the Methodist Episcopal church in
Marlette last week when service flag
was raised, bearing Is names.
1t is expected the condensary at San
dusky will be in operating order along
the first of April The sugar shortage
is something of problem, however.
Rev. G. Edward Brown, two years
pastor of the First Baptist church in
Lapeer, has been appointed chaplain
in the U. ). army and will soon go to
France
e. ID. A. True, of Richmond, has a
fine lot of bows and arrows and takes
pleasure in instruoting number of
young ladies and gentlemen in the
novel art.
Basil Hause, former Memphis boy,
who is rapid accountant for an ayia-
tion officer at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, has
received raise in his salary and now
gets $1,4OO per year.
Four feet of accumulated snow on
the roof Of the Wagner Auto Sales Co.
building at Bad Axe, caused the roof
to cave in, wrecking one new automo-
bile and damaging six others.
1t was reported that Friedel Wilken-
ing of Unionville was drowned on the
Tuscania, but word from Washington
puts him on the list of survivors. He
is the son of Lutheran minister.
Plans are being thought out in Rich
mond towards preparing a suitable
place for boys to congregate and mingle
with games and athletics, who seem to
have no other place but the street
corners.
It's up to the bad boys of Carsonville
to now go to day school and Sunday
school and to report to a minister once
a week for year. Judge Pearson or
ders that the boys must obey or go to
reform school.
A caterpillar crawled along the side
walk of Marlette's main street last
week and the people all got very excit-
ed over it. Some believed it meant an
early spring and others were quite sup
erstitious. The poor thing was only
taking a fresh air promenade after his
winters housing.
The annual supper given by the men
OF the Congregational church at Ar.
mazda was a big success last week,
Over four hundred people were fed and
the receipts were $107. Major Rolph
Duff, former pastor of the church, now
private secretary to Governor Sleeper,
talked on Michigan and the War;"
The petition for the building of the
state road from the corner east and ex-
tending eight miles north has been
circulated, signed, passed on by the
County Register of Deeds, and is now
on file with the State Highway De-
partment. Mr.. Rogers informs us that
he will have survey crew on the job
as quickly as possible.-Brown City
Banner.
Farland Wilson. young married man
of Peck, who failed to get exemption
from the army and was sent to Camp
Custer last November, came home at
Christmas time and has since been in
hiding at one place and another. Last
week he came back to Peck disguised
as tramp but was discovered, arrest
ed, and taken to Sandusky and later
sent to Camp Custer. The fate of de-
oorfaro fc IN ha ohot or xrioono1