The Yale expositor., 1919-09-04
HERE AND THERE

Stock is being sold for the new
foundry at Armada.
Shower annual fair will be held
this year on September II and
Is.
H. G.. Knill, one of Port Huron's
pioneer business men, died on last
Thursday.
Evangelist Kady is holding Il
series of evangelistic meetings at
Apologize.
Duck season will open on Tues
day September l6 and close on
December 90.
Lyman Spencer, aged 80 years,
resident of Deford for fifty
years died last week.
Dogs are committing depreda-
tons among the flocKs of sheep
in the vicinity of Shower.
Captain Leroy Pearson of Port
Huron, has announced his candi-
Gacy for mayor of that city.
The Port Huron Times Herald
put out noon edition Labor Day
instead OF the usual afternoon
che.
Seven head of young cattle be-
longing to North Branch farmer
were killed recently by a bolt of
lightning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bartell
of northeast Capac celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
last week.
The Detroit Jobbing Company
is selling out the big r. j. Scott
stock of general merchandise at
Brown City.
The Presbyterian church at
Croswell will be closed while ex-
tensive repairs and improvements
are being made.
1t cost the village of Capac $25
to have its flag pole given one
coat of white paint Everybody
kicked but all came across.
The annual Indian fair was
held at Walpole Island last week
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, and was most successful.
The McLouth shipyards at Ma
rine City have closed down, as the
government ordered work stopped
on the government tugs being
built.
H. V. Sink, in the grocery bus.
mess in Memphis for eighteen
years, has closed out his stock
and quit business on account OF
i'll health.
Officers are searching for Lee
Smith, 10 years old, who ran
away from his home in North
Branch taking $400 in cash and
a check for $21 made out to his
brother.
Herman Bow!sby, Carson.
vile farmer, got caught between
the belt and the pulley while
threshing and received several
bad wounds. He was unconscious
when picked up.
The Canning factory at Cros-
well is enlarging its plant by sew
eral new buildings. A machine
shop and large garage are now
being erected and boarding
house is under consideration.
Ben Ogden, a Deckerville farm
or, ~ years of age, was very bad
ly injured in a runaway accident,
his horses running into a barb
wire fence, threw the man upon
the wires, inflicting bad wounds,
Clarence Clark, a Port Sanilac
boy, just learning to swim, nearly
lost his life when he attempted
to dive. Other bathers rescued
him and with the use of artific-
ial respiration he was brought to
life.
Harbor Beach business men
think it paid we'll to have closed
Thursday afternoons during Aug
ust. They could see no slacken-
ing of trade on account of the
half holiday, and they will try
it again next year.
Mrs. Abbott, of Deckerville, "a
years of age, celebrated her
birthday by taking a flight with
the aviator who was giving ex-
hibitions at Deckerville's home
coming recently. She was much
pleased with her experience.
One of the biggest mercantile
deals ever negotiated in Decker
vile happened last week when
the Moss Mercantile Company of
Detroit bought the Nathan Hirsh-
berg department store stock. The
amount involved was about S3O,-
600.
A sad affair happened at the
Homecoming celebration at May