The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-03-20
HERE AND THERE

The Lapeer County Press is 70 years
old.
New Baltimore expects to have "a
2OO-acre state park.
George Crook, of Speaker will teach
in the Melvin school.
The Temple theatre at Croswell Is to
be rebuilt and improved this season.
Superintendent Sadler, of the Capao
schools has been engaged for another
year.
Shower school children are selling
pencils and will buy a flag with the
proceeds.
Superintendent Vanderbilt, of the
Deckerville schools goes to Bad Axe
next year.
Postmaster Thomas ii. Sawyer, of st
Clair, has been re-appointed for another
four years.
The open winter has been fine for
fishing. The fish tug at Harbor Beach
made $500 haul in one day recently.
The Sanilac County Republican is
preparing biographical sketch in
book form of Sanilac county soldier
boys.
Section employees on the d., b. 9. x
W. railroad have organized union
and will hold bimonthly meetings at
Shower
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kipp, Of Croswell,
celebrated their golden wedding on
March 10th. A jolly company assisted
during the day.
Three Sandusky young men captured
five young fox and killed the old one
the other day. They are next going
on the trail of big, black fox.
The law is against the reducing of
grades in high school, so Lexington
is safe to keep her twelve grades, al
though many wanted to make it ten.
Miss Helene Trumble, daughter of
Editor Tumble, of the Elkton Review
is now managing the paper while her
father goes to the western country in
search of health.
Catherine Carman, of Lexington, IS
years of age, was badly burned when
she threw kerosene oil on a smoldering
coal fire, and the flames Jared up over
her face and arms.
Belle Jones, daughter of George l..
Jones, of Deckerville, received second
honors in the Woman's Oratorical con-
,test held at Ypsilanti last week, Seven
colleges were represented.
Mrs. John Bell, long resident and
highly respected lady Of Lexington,
died last week of pneumonia. Her
husband, who conducted drug store
there for many years, died few
months ago.
In order to secure pure spring water
instead OF Black River product, Cros-
| wellites want to move their power
plant from its present location TO q
point near the canning factory and
near the railroad.
Petitions have been circulated to
| form school districts of portions of
Bingham and Paris townships, Huron
county, which adjoiD, also adjoining
portions of Minden and Austin town
ships in Sanilac county.
The Memphis mill pond has filled the
| ice houses in and near Memphis and
last week the proprietors were cutting
ice nights for Lenox and Armada be-
sides seven cars were shipped 10 Port
Huron. Some little ice pond.
An accident occurred at the sugar
| factory in Croswell last week Wednes-
day, causing the death of Albert Camp
bell and serious injuries to Frank
Tucker. A heavy casting, weighing
two tons fell, crushing the life out of
the one. Tucker was pinned in be-
tween two 8.inch studs which saved
him.
Crazed with religious mania, Paul
Magey, aged AZ, Caseville farmer,
killed his aged mother and three chill
dren with an axe, then went to his
barn and killed all the live stock he
could lay hands on. His wife and
three other children were away from
home, but the husband remarked, after
being arrested, that "she was too wick
ed to die He is confined in padded
cell, waiting examination as to his
sanity.