The Yale expositor., 1919-08-21
HERE AND THERE
Sandusky public schools open
Tuesday, Sept. End.

G. l.. Brody, county agricultur-
ist, is taking a two weeks vaca-
tiOn.
The NewChurch summer school
has been in progress at Almont
the past week.
st. Clair county teachers eXan-
limitations were held in the high
c col building in Port Huron
last week.
Mrs. Guy Washer has received
her appointment as postmistress
at Almont.
Almont's Homecoming last
week was grand success, al
though not all good weather was
meted out.
Plans are complete for the big
county homecoming in Port HUI
ron the coming Sunday and Mon
day, August "a and 25.
st. Clair county Y. NJ. C. A.
boys are now at Camp Opportun-
ity, on the Cooper property on
Lake Huron near ,Jeddo.
Like Yale the North Branch
ice commodity has given out and
no more will be supplied to
householders this season.
The new lake shore highway
from Keewahdin Beach to Lake
port is open for travel and the
public is finding it a beautiful
drive
Construction work will soon be
started in Port Austin for the
new lever factory. The required
amount of stock has been sold
and land donated.
Jos. j. Thomas, of Elk town
ship died at his home last week
OF infantile paralysis, being i'll
clly two, days. He leaves a wife
and two children.
Goodson & Carter, proprietors
OF Eotel Cadillac iii Lexington,
have purchased 4 homestead and
purpose to use it as a Summer
School of Psychology
Fred Foe, of Almont, fell from
load of grain while threshing,
and his arm went into the thresh-
ing machine. 1t was taken off
later at the Burley hospital.
Out of 1875 men who took the
cream testing examination at Bad
Axe recently, Sylvan Crorey, a
13-year-old boy of Carsonville
was the only one whose paper was
returned marked 20. X, 100 per
cent"
DR.. j. f. Campbell, for 81 yrs.
a practioneer in Brown City has
sold out his interests to his broth
er and partner, DR.. w. T. Camp
bell, and will go to Detroit to
live.
i BOULDER is to be plac-
ed in the city hall park in Marine
Jity on Labor Day to commemor-
atc the death of five of their
young men on the battlefields of
France.
The North Branch Gazette re-
ports two deaths in Deerfield
township from infantile paralysis
one 10-year-old boy, the other a
young man %, married and with
one child
The Worthwhile Record, publish
ed by Frank S. Neal for % years,
has been sold to f. f. Brown, of
Dundee. Editor Brown, few
years ago published the Rich
mond Review.
F. E. McGeorge, of Almont,
who hasn't had his whiskers and
mustache cut off for twenty-five
years, got rather prideful during
the homecoming and allowed
barber to shave him clean.
Henry Morrison, Mt. Zion
farmer, fell from the peak of his
barn, where he was fixing the
slings used in unloading oats, for
ty feet to the barn floor. He re-
ceived several broken ribs.
While binding flax one day
last week, the large needle of the
bindey was driven completely
through the right forearm of
Horace Gunder, of Lambs. 1t
was very painful accident and
will lay him up some time.
G. w. Jenkinson, owner of the
Purity Ice Co., of Port Huron, Is
being tried on a charge Of sell
ing short weight. Roy M. Slower,
city and county sealer of weights
and measures, makes the charge.
George Grimes died at his home
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