The Yale expositor., 1919-11-27
NEWS ITEMS FROM
NEARBY CITIES
Thumb Tales Tersely Told
Interesting Items Cleaned
From Our Exchanges

Brown ClCy.
A fire department has been or
ganized in Capac, with Dan A. NC
Dougall as fire chief.
Mrs. John Windsor, of Brown
City, had the misfortune to sDrain
her ankle the other day.
Silas Main, of Brown City, IS
in a serious condition as a result
of blood poisoning in his hand.
Chas. w. Chamberlain, life
long resident Of Armada, died at
his home last week, aged 70
years.
The Croswell sugar factory is
literally swamped with beets and
the big plant will be running q
long time yet.
Lloyd DuMond, Of Croswell was
out duck hunting at Bay Port for
three days. He brought back
twenty-five birds.
Port Austin is to have level
factory in operation before
Christmas which will employ a
large number of men.
H. w. Names, under sheriff, has
a broken wrist, which he suffered
when he fell on a stairway at his
hone in Port Huron.
| Algonac's Rod and Gun club are
planting wild rice at Elk Lake at
a cost of $50 an acre which will be
repaid by the extra sport expected.
The work of keeping the twelve
miles OF road between Brown City
and North Branch on the trunk
line in repair has been let for
$4,000 a year.
A. w. Keinbaum and wife, pio-
neers of Sanilac county, have
bought residence property in
, Bay City and will make that
place their home.
} The Jeffersonian gives a good
; picture Of CroswelPs new theatre
: building. 1t is hoped that in sixty
} days the public will be looking at
t pictures on the screen.
) Burt d. Cady, city attorney, has
( moved his office from the Stewart
block to the quarters over the
United States Savings bank on
Water street, Port Huron.
Sandusky l.. d. S. Symphony
Orchestra is now composed of l9
members and doing splendid work
= under lrof. Campbell of Caro-. A
concert will soon be given.
Mrs. VIM. Bastion, of Capac
made more money on her turkeys
= this season than her husband die
on his hogs. She raised 45 tur.
: keys which she sold for S152.
An electric heating pad being
/. used to warm the bed of an Arma
! da resident, caused fire which
- brought out the department a
% midnight. The only damage was
to the bedding.
Ray Weller, of Mayville, lost hi
eye when, as he was about t
shoot a gun the whole back end o
w. the gun blew out, destroying tn
N optic. 1t was found necessary t
in remove the eye.
m Fred Newton. of Goodells, is re
y. ported to be the first man to shi
~ deer across the Straits Of Mack
- linaw. On November 10, whic
opened the season, he started on
a at 10 o'clock and had bagged
n deer at eleven.
A freight car standing on tn
"Y" in the Grand Trunk yards q
Richmond was lately broken int
and large quantity of merchar
disc stolen. A truck was used
carry off the plunder Officer
are on still hunt.
Mrs. Wahl, of East Kenocke
was badly hurt last week whe
she was thrown out of a bugg
while her horse was runnin
away. She was on her way
rs Port Huron and meeting a larl
all truck loaded with telephone pole
re- her horse became frightened. 81
ID was taken to Port Huron whel
sic she received medical aid and w;
DR. later brought to her home
hg While blasting stumps on Il
Wills-Lee property at Marysvill
Willis Bassett was very serious
no injured when a piece of stun
ice struck his head, fracturing
at skull. A piece of wood penetrate
ew his brain, requiring an operatio
G. and a wound was also made ON
ter shoulder. Bassett only recent
ter returned from Is months acti
S. service in France. He Is at {
Port Huron hospital.