The Yale expositor., 1919-09-11
HERE AND THERE

i AlHOIidO IlOM DClllk ouPPllCN
with electricity by the Edison
Company.
Sandusky is buying a Fore
truck and equipping it for service
as fire truck.
Thomas Shut, who has lived or
farm in Lynn for thirty years
has sold out and roved to Capac
The Windermere Hotel, Port
Huron beaches, closed the last OF
last week after a successful sea.
son.
Henry Whiting, of st. Clair
had his Cadillac eight stolen from
Cadillac square in Detroit last
week.
Macomb county agent, H. "
Kittle has resigned his position
as county agriculturist and gone
back to his farm.
Streets G. Co., Memphis, mer-
Streeter & Co., Memphis mer-
have sold out their business to
Max Siegel, of Detroit.
Despite good weather and excel
lent attractions, the attendance
at the Huron county fair at Bad
Axe last week was light.
Howard Rhadigan, of Marys-
vile was badly bitten by a bull
dog one day last week while
swinging. The dog was shot.
VIM. Harmon, q we'll known EN-
NETT resident, rs years of age,
was found dead in his-bed ore
day last week from a stroke of
apoplexy.
Mahlon Briggs, a respected cit
izen of Croswell for the past two
years, and a settler on a farm in
Fremont in 1876 died at his home
last week from paralysis.
Fred Tucker, manager of the
Michigan State Telephone Com
pany in st. Clair local office, has
resigned and will take a course in
dentistry at the U. of NJ
Port Huron began it's city sale
of surplus food and war supplies
on Monday last in the council
room of the city hall, under the
auspices of the Kings Daughters.
Out of a total of 400 students
at Sandusky, IT'S are enrolled in
the six year high school course
and 1T was necessary to hire an
extra teacher in the ninth grade.
The Chautauqua at Brown City
had all the bad weather and non
put the hackers up
against the need of digging into
their private pockets for the cash
to make up the deficit.
Frank Hornyak, the Hungarian
beet weeder who shot and killed
John Hook, an Owendale farmer
was captured in field near Sag
lnaw Sept. 9Th. The murder was
committed August End.
1t is said that Almont has a
gang of young thieves who have
a team and go out nights steal
ing fruits anS other products. The
Farmers Club offers a reward
for evidence to land them in Jail
Walter H. Witt, Brown CITY
lawyer, well known and we'll liked.
active throughout the country in
every good work, has sold his
nome in Brown City and bought
enc in Detroit, where he will re-
siae.
The post office at Caro- has
made no sales of government food
'tuffs since being put on sale.
The last ice delivery was made
week ago in Marlette. She's
n the same class with the rest of
is now.
Mr.. Rodman, a former resident |
If st. Clair county, now living
1t Carsonville, is 81 years of age. |
'ut still active enough to help |
With the work on the farm of |
edward Ainsworth, with whom he
s living.
Harry Ellery of Croswell, % |
'ears of age, recently discharged |
rom the army, a former student
or two years at Albion college,
s charged with the theft of an
automobile. After pleading guilty
lie was bound over to the circuit |
curt.
The Diamond Crystal Salt Co.
vii have a cement tunnel con-
tructed under. South Riverside
venue in st. Clair for the use of
Employees of the plant that they
nay not be obliged to cross the
'apid railway and Handy Bros.
racks.
r. j. Mcknight, a well known
ravelling man of the Mcclure Co.
l Saginaw, attempted suicide at
'ort Huron recently by jumping
1to st. Clair river. He was res
ued. Mcknight is as years old
nd has been in poor health for
ONE time.
Four Port Austin teachers have
their positions in that
,hool to take positions elsewhere.
uperintendent of Public Instruc-
on advises the school board to ,
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