The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-02-20

traverse Clty-Sludrdnllne Oh 1eeld-
nau County, which has been in effect
tor two weeks because of influenza,
has been lifted by the State Board OF
Health.
Neutrality-suspicious. are being sig
ned asking that carp suckers and 9TH
er piscatorial undesirables be remov-
ed from the lakes and streams of this
county.
been reported as returning north and
ether signs Of spring time, A. j. Barber
reports his bees are flying and search
ing for honey.
Bay City-Emmet Packard, years
old, of Bangor Township, was instant
ly killed when he alighted from the
rear of buggy and stepped in front
! of an auto truck.
Flint-More than 5000 women have
| enrolled as voters in Flint, and it rs
expected 1000 more will register, max
ing about half as many women voters
as there are males.
Grand Haven-Just Sal vessels en-
tered the port of Grand Haven during
the past year and the same number
left the port, the annual report of the
deputy collector shows.
Bay City-Ulric Flintoff, charged
with felonious assault on a 13-year-
old girl, was given an examination in
Police Court and was bound over to
| Circuit Court under $4,000 bail.
Port Huron-Officers are now con-
vinced that Robert Lozier met his
death as the result of accident. Lozier
was found in dying condition in the
yard of Charles Dutton, China Town
ship.
Corunna-Raymond Halsal, II, ar
rested here for burglary for Howell
officers, still carried the lock of the
Jail at Gaines, which he set on fire
when he escaped from it three weeks
ago.
Adrian-A large number Of women
voters of Blissfield were notified that
their registration was illegal, because
OF the fact that the person who regis
tered them was not duly authorized
clerk
Petoskey-Enoch Coveyou is dead
from injuries received when thrown
beneath a sledge while hauling snow
to make logging roads and dragged
some distance by the frightened
| horses.
Menominee-Th Menomlnee In
| dian Reservation will be divided
among the 1850 Indians of the tribe
as the beginning of the introduction
of isolated life for the Indians instead
of tribe life.
Grand Rapids-Eighteen Grand
Rapids women will be elected dele
gates to the county convention. 1t
is anticipated that at least dozen
of these women will be sent to the
state convention.
Petoskey-The Emmett County War
Board and the Wives, Mothers and
Sisters Association are planning
memorial tablet to soldiers of the
county which would be placed at the
| 10 Iut
Pontiac-The Chamber of Commerce
has officially placed the goal in Its
membership drive at 500. Twenty
five teams, each under captain to De
picked by special committee will do
the canvassing for the new members.
The campaign opens February II.
Ypsilanti-The Ypsilanti Hay Press
Co. plant was damaged to the extent
of $4,000 by fire Of unknown origin.
The loss is more from this one fire
than all of the fires in the city dur
ing 1918. John S. Haggerty, Of De.
troit, is president of the company.
.Saginaw-On the ground that tele.
phone installation charges authorized
Sept by Postmaster-General Bur
Lesson are illegal, city council Is pre-
pairing to make a fight for their dis
continuance and for the refund OF all
moneys paid in on such charges by
Saginaw telephone users.
Detroit-Judge Arthur ]. Tuttle is
sued an order, crediting the Michigan
State ConstabUlary with the alleged
hush" money given two sergean.s
who allowed the Billingsleys to
bring liquor frog1 Ohio. The sum OF
1882 received in this way. will be
paid to the state treasurer and credit
ed to the constabYlary.
Grand Rapids Because Metzger
Green was released from Jail after
serving nine days OF 30-day senSencs
he now faces a chsrge Of Jail breaking
and the prosecuting attorney is con
sidering preferrinE charges against
Charles A. BerI7, former sheriff.
Green says that Berry told him he
could go. He was sentenced on a
charge of violating the game laws.
Manistee-"Jack the Hugger" and
his pal are operating in Manistee and
vicinity, according ~ numerous re-
ports to police headquarters. Several
young women have been chased by