The Yale expositor., 1919-07-31
HERE AND THERE

and one-half months of school
hereafter.
Joseph Morris, an aged farmer
of Sanilac county, died last week
at the age of "a years.
William Wilson, of Roseburg,
will put up a new brick business
block in Roseburg soon.
Rev. William Richards, of Dec
kerville, has left for two
months trip to England.
l.. E. Nelson, of Melvin, is the
new Pere Marquette agent at
Sandusky VIM. Courier resigning.
A firm manufacturing electric
washing machines and electric
plants for farms, is looking over
Algonac as a desirable location.
Brown City's silent policeman
lasted just four days, then some
reckless night driver ran him
down.
Mrs. Lewis N. Green of Elk
township, died at her home July
18th, after long illness of dia-
betes.
On August 13 and ID Decker
vile will do herself proud in hon.
or of the soldiers with a home
coming.
The Shower Grain Co. has pur-
chased the Roseburg elevator,
Frank Wilson will be the new
manager.
Herman Stark, about 60 years
of age, dropped dead at his home
in Croswell last week. He was
native of Germany.
George w. Dafoe is now sole
owner in the hay dealers firm of
Dafoe & Co. at Sandusky, having
purchased his partners interest.
A cooperative association will
be formed by the farmers west of
Peck and threshing outfit
bought to thresh the winters
grain.
Carleton M. Partch, long res
ident of Armada, loved and re-
spected by all, died suddenly of
heart disease last week, aged 65
years.
Sanilac county has adopted the
county health system and five
nurses will be in charge of the
work in different parts of the
county.
Josiah Bean, 65 years of age
of Snover, was killed when a tug
on the wagon broke, the whiffle-
tree snapped back, striking him
above the heart.
Thursday, August 14th, has
been set apart as a holiday for
I Macomb county farm organiza-
tions and a big picnic will be
held at central point.
The mail service on the Pers
Marquette stub line between San.
dusky and Carsonville, which
was cut off some time ago, it is
said will be resumed soon.
Milton Burkholder, manager OF
Brown City's electric light plant
has accepted the position as man.
ager of the Marlette Farmers
Cooperative Elevator Co. at Mar,
lette.
James Barr, in Custer town.
ship, Sanilac county, has a hero
of cattle afflicted with a disease
that acts just as the foot anC
mouth disease did, which was sc
prevalent some time ago.
Fourteen year old Henry CHS
holm, living near Sandusky, got
a bad wound on the head wher
he was thrown by the horse he
was riding. His forehead was
cut from temple to temple.
j. d. Lane, owner of drug stor
es in Bad Axe and Armada, drop
ped dead at his desk in the Bac
Axe Pharmacy last week. The
Masonic order conducted the
funeral and burial was made in
Bad Axe cemetery.
John Minor, of Delaware town.
ship, camoflaged 1917 auto Ii
cense so very cleverly into q
1919 one that he nearly put il
over. But somebody squealed anC
! the officers got after Minor anC
! detected the fraud. He paio
S19.25 for defrauding the state
out of 1926 license fee.
George Hunter, II years of age
was drowned in the swimming
hole at the old stone quarry in
Austin township, Sanilac county
last Sunday, when ne went in fol-
swim. The Hunter family is
sadly afflicted, a younger broth.
er having been run over and bad.
ly hurt the week before and a
married sister lying very i'll with