The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-08-14


annual reunion.
Standish-After a few days of mar.
ried life. Chris Rulason paid the costs
in justice court here for blackening
the eye Of his bride.
Battle Creek-While preparing 10
go to bed, Patrolman Oscar Hess
dropped revolver on the floor. The
weapon was discharged and the bullet
entered Hess leg.
Port Huron-Every girl who attends
school in Port Huron hereafter will be
taught the rudiments OF sewing and
cooking, according to Superintendent
Harlan A. Davis.
Grand Rapids-Mail carriers and
postal clerks are organizing cooper
alive organization here through which
they plan to buy their family food
supplies to reduce the high cost OF liv-
ing.
Grand Rapids-A local concern an
nounces the production of a wooden
composition to be used instead of sole
leather for shoes 1t consists OF sew
eral thicknesses OF light wood glued
together.
Ann Arbor-Dr. Warren Vaughn,
who was discharged from the Army
recently, having served as a chief OF
medical service, says that 1t was
American newspaper publicity which
brought about a reform at Brest.
Kalamazoo-Unable to find board
ing place after his release from Jail,
Mike Burke got drunk again so he
would be committed again, he ex-
planned to Municipal Judge Titus. lie
was given another Is days in the same
cell.
Pontiac-The Wilson Foundry &
Machine Co. has announced that con-
tracts have been awarded for three
additions TO the group of factory build
ings. II is also announced that the
new foundry will be rushed to COM
pletion.
Marshall-Fifteen minutes after he
had been arrested for speeding and or
dered to appear in court, former Lieut..
Ivan Solomon, telephoned the sheriff,
declaring two men had held him up
on the outskirts of Marshall, robbing
him OF 500 and a watch.
East Lansing-For the first time In
It's history, Michigan agricultural coll
lege will remain open during the full
IL months of the year. A second sum-
mer term, continuing until September
IL, is the innovation rounding on the
active year for the college.
Petoskey-Dr. Charles ]. Gray, who
was captain in the Regulars, United
States Army of Occupation, was again
honored with promotion July 20, hav-
ing been officially notified Of his pro-
motion to major in the dental section
of the Dental Reserve Corps.
Battle Creek-Driving from Jack
son to Gull Lake, Mrs. Robert Pack,
Kalamazoo. was killed and Mrs. Roy
Gentels, Detroit, badly hurt, when
their auto skidded and hit tree on
the Marshall road near Battle Creek.
Their husbands, in another auto,
reached, them about Is minutes after
the accident
Lansing State Representative
Bernie e. Brewer, of Jackson, did
seven days work as an attorney re-
tanned by the state fire marshal In
the Wise arson case at Jackson, and
now, because he is a member of the
legislature, the legality of his $1b6
claim for such services is being ques-
toned by the board Of state auditors.
Battle Creek-William Bliss, when
his house was condemned as unfit for
human habitation, moved into his
barn. Health authorities condemned
the barn as having no plumbing ia
cilities, so Bliss made arrangements
with neighbors to use their bath tubs.
A third complaint has now been Issued
against him, ordering him to get out
of the barn.
Grand Rap1ds-In a bill for divorce
filed IN superior court, Nora Manning
says that she was forced to repay her
husband, Ernest Manning, from the
proceeds of washings, the cost OF the
burial Of one Of their children who
died recently. He wanted it buried
in potter's field, she states. Manning
resides in Cassopolis. Cruelty and
non-support are alleged.
Saginaw-Saginaw is preparing for
a big municipal patriotic celebration
September "a, Of the one hundredth
anniversary of the signing here of the
treaty between Gen. Lewis Cass and
the Chippewa tribes, which gave to
the United States Government the en-
tire territory now included In the
Saginaw Valley and for many miles
northwest along the Huron shore.
Battle Creek-All men recruited for
the army in Michigan hereafter viii
be sent to Camp Custer for training.
Lieutenant Colonel A. NJ. Pardee an
nounced Monday. Colonel Phillipson,