The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-03-13
State
Happenings

Pmeberg-There is plenty OF ice be-
ing harvested here, while at other
points there is a scarcity.
Harbor Beach-Private William
Hodgins, who fought at Chateau
Thiery and Argonne Forest. has ar
rived here.
Reed City-W. G. r. Pitts, Civil
War veteran and pioneer of Osceola
County, is dead as the result OF blood
poisoning caused by a splinter.
Camp Custer-Rumors that the
states 100000 community house, near
Camp Custer, would be closed, owing
to the shrinkage of the camp, are de-
MED here.
Adrian-Mail service at Upton has
been affected by sweeping epidemic
OF influenza which included the post
master, all his Office help and every
rural carried.
Saginaw-Efforts are being made to
organize the school teachers OF Sagi-
nav County and the city into labor
IL,
GRAFTON of Labor.
Reed City-Six hundred cars Of ice
for the Grand Trunk railway are
being loaded at Reed City. This is
the grst time in 20 years that ice has
been shipped away in any large guam
titles.
Authorization has the distinction
Of having two boys, both in Paris,
carrying messages with the motor
cycle corps at the peace conference.
They are Ward Sharp and Earl
Sleeper.
Calumet-First Lieut. James r.
Hall, medical corps, 105th infantry,
has been cited in army orders for ex-
IRENE bravery at Lisa, France, !. at
tending wounded while under fire. His
mother, Mrs NJ. Hall, resides here.
Benton Harbor-Two tracts Of land
dedicated to public purposes by Attor-
ney H. S. Gray of this city, have been
made state game preserves for the
next FIVE years and efforts will be
made 10 completely stock them with
game.
Albion-The Albion city hospital
has enough whisky, rum and wine to
last it for months. All the liquor con-
fiscated by Calhoun county officers in
the past few weeks has been turned
over by the circuit court to the hos
pital.
st. Joseph--Frank Glover, former
deputy sheriff of Berrien county, has
been awarded a verdict of $50 dam
ages in his suit against William Broad
man. Evidence showed Broadman call
ed the former officer Stacker and
other names.
Muskegon-Miss Barbara Bailey,
of this city, has been appointed by the
National Y. M. C. A. for secretarial
service overseas as a member Of the
unit being financed by the General
Federation of Womans Clubs. She
will leave for France shortly.
Port Huron-Capt. Frank Kimball
and two assistants have been awarded
an honor pennant for the Great Lakes
for efficiency and service during 1918.
But one honor pennant is awarded
along the lakes each year. Captain
Kimball is also entitled to wear a
silver bar as a mark of honor for his
work.
Grand Rapids-Because he ex-
chan cod oOp,a nronarf,r NTH hfa hatl,
er, who lived in Baden, Germany, that
1t might not be confiscated by the war
ring nations, Charles Sing, Of Howard
City, is under arrest here charged
with violating the Trading With the
Enemy Act 1t is charged that the
property exchanged was worth $4,000.
Adrian-Officers of the Adrian Com
munity Market are planning to form
a national Community Market Associa-.
ton, with headquarters in this city.
ture of its kind, the only other one
being at Saltwater, MINI. During its
first eight months of operation, the
Adrian market transacted over $50 900
worth of business.
Ypsilanti-A new way to get posses
sion OF an automobile was disclosed
recently by T. L. Schaible, who
stated that man went to a we'll
known citizen here who drives an
Oldsmobile car and stated that the
company had sent him to get the car
for repairs. He took the car but later
the owner became suspicious and had
the car intercepted.
Benton Harbor-This city is after
German cannon. Through the local
chamber OF commerce a campaign has
been opened upon the Michigan dele
cation in congress to attain this end.
This city claims one of the best war
records in the state. Over 200 men
joined the army besides which two
large companies of naval reserves,
numbering over 125 men each. were
recruited.
Sault Ste. Marie, MILFORD S. Wilds,