The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-01-23
State
Happenings

halamaZOO-Ihe lnnuenza Quaran-
tines have been lifted in Plainwell,
South Haven and Schoolcraft.
Hillsdale-of the 427 marriage
licenses issued during the year. more
than half were given to couples from
Ohio and Indiana.
Kalkaska-Super seek an
amendment to the state law for game
conservation which will enable them
to double the bounty on predatory ami
mails.
Kalkaska-Reba Kirkpatrick mas
been appointed supervisor OF nurses
at the Mission Hospital, Baroda' lnoia'
and will sail from San Francisco. FEB
ruary IL.
Mt. Clemens-The Business Mems
Association announces that Macomo
County contributed $51,035 to the UNI
ted War Work fund. Mt. Clemens
gave $17.s6S.
Albion-Al. ]. Wilder received 49,
S34 eggs from his flock of Leghorns
during the year. Keeping the hens
warm, says Wilder, is the secret OF
big egg production.
Reed City-After looting the gro
Gerry stores of Samuel Johnson ana
A. T. Erler, burglars visited the Fat
terson clothing store and displayed
discriminating taste in selecting out
fits.
Hillsdale-Under auspices OF the
local war board, a reception was given
in honor OF Frank ID. Miller, OF Cam
den, who is one of seven survivors OF
a company of ESQ Chateau-Thierry
heroes.
East Lansing-M. A. G. experts have
devised an account book for the TAR
mer which will enable him to keep
farm accounts by devoting only
minute or two each day to the book
keeping.
Algonac-While walking on the
street, Dorothy Harrow, 10 years old,
suddenly became totally blind. she
was taken to Port Huron, where
physicians express little nope OF re-
storing her sight.
Marshall-Henry Krotzer Sunday
declined reelection as Marshall Bap.
fist Sunday school superintendent for
the 18th consecutive year. Charles
o. Miller was named church clerk for
the 23rd consecutive year.
Ann Arbor-Revolver and handouts
valued at $172.6O and 226 blankets
nav county supervisors demand an
accounting of from former Sherin
Underestimate. The supplies, II Is
alleged, were not turned over to his
successor, Col. A. c. Park
Neutrality-suspicious., 1 set the home
on fire. It's ali ablaze upstairs" Thus
yelled Charles, 3-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis T. Brooks, as he came
running downstairs. AS the mother
opened the door to the childrens play
room, she found it dense with smoke.
The fire department checked the blaze
with q loss OF $25.
Lansing-The Reliance Engineering
company property was purchased by
the General Motors corporation for
$4,000. The property has been
turned over to the Odds Motor Works
for future expansion of this Lansing
concern. No immediate plans for the
utilization Of the newly acquired pro-
perry have been made.
Muskegon-The police department,
investigation, which recently resulted
In complete exonoration OF Chief
Charles B. Morey, and developed an
attempted frame up" to get Morey
will be resumed when Attorney R. j
Macdonald, who represented Morey
RECEIVERS from an illness, it Is announc
ed. The probe may take In municipal
appropriations backed by certain CITY
officials.
Bay City-After brief elaboration 9
jury in Circuit Court returned a yer
dict In favor of the contestants in the
will of James H. Potter. An estate ot
$4,000 was involved In the action
Potter, who was a local milk dealer
cut of each of the four children with
$3.50 and left 40-acre farm to tn,
widow. He left $1,000 each to eigh
brothers in England and willed a SO
acre farm to the city for experimental
purposes.
Lansing-During December 75el
positions were filed by the state EN-
ployment bureau. OF this total, 6,ss
were males and 707 females. BY tn,
different agencies, the positions file,
were as follows: Detroit, 4,572 males
SO females; Flint, 116 males. 3
females; Grand Rapids, 1880 males
316 females; Jackson, zoe males. IS
females; Kalamazoo. 142 males, &
females; Lansing, 81 males. 1
females; Muskegon, 154 males. 2
females; Saginaw. los males. 4
females. The number of application
from employers totaled $3.50 and tn
number OF applications from vouls