The Yale expositor., 1919-06-26
HERE AND THERE

Marlette is now enjoying all day cleo
trio light service.
Manager Wilfong has closed the
Heasty hotel and now Pigeon has no
public house.
John Borland Sr. we'll known pioneer
banker of Inlay City, died recently at
an advanced age.
The annual reunion of Lexington
people living in Detroit will be held on
Belle Isle Saturday, June %
The 1920 annual & A X state encamp-
ment will be hrld in Port Huron, was
the decision made at Traverse City.
The Peck creamery building will be
remodelled into an electric light plant,
as Peck has decided to own its own.
GagetOwn has an ideal location for
the proposed Tri county tuberculosis
hospital and the town would like to
have it there
Crops were badly damaged in Sanilac
county last week Thursday when a
heavy wind, hail and rain storm passed
over that section.
A full course in domestic science and
art will be started in the Brown City
schools in the fall also a three year
agricultural course.
The explosion of a gasoline stove in
a cafeteria on Harsens Island caused
the total destruction of the building
and contents and outbuildings.
An Orangeman's picnic will be held
In Emmett Clapsaddle's grove tomor-
row, June "a, three miles east and
three miles north Of Brown City.
John Kennedy, the l6 year old Brown
City boy injured last winter in a gravel
pit when the gravel caved in upon him,
died last week in the Port Huron Hos
pital
The Croswell School has been placed
on the approved university list at Ann
Arbor and also the North Central AS
ISOLATION of Colleges for three year
period
The st, Clair Press is printing paper
this week twice the usual size which is
called farm edition, several hundred
copies to be sent out on the several
routes,
Lexington residents on the lake shore
have put up 80 many keep out, private
property" signs, that tourists will not
be able to get any where near the water,
for picnicking or bathing.
The Diamond Crystal Salt Co. open
ing up the new Oakland Grove subdi-
vision at st Clair, has donated APT acres
of land to the city for the purpose of
building new grade school.
A nine-year-Old boy, of Carsonyille,
was bitten on the arm by bull dog
which tore the muscles 30 that several
stitches were taken by the doctor. The
dog will be shot in about 10 days.
st. Clair city people are having a had
time with bad water, the intake pipe
being broken and officials being very
slow about having the matter attended
to. What water is used has to be boiled.
For as progressive a little town as
Croswell is, it is sure strange that she
hasn't tried out the oil on her streets.
The citizens are just wondering if 1t
isn't time to get out the old sprinkling
wagon.
Jim Sheppard of Brown City, cap
tured black cub bear up at Onaway
recently and now has 1t on exhibition,
also a chain, at his farm home. The
cub weighs about 80 pounds and fur
nishes much entertainment for sight
seers.
Thomas Flynn of Brown City, who
has been stealing household goods In
the absence Of the owners, has been
caught with the goods and been bound
over to the Circuit:court. Among other
things found at his house wac a suit
case filed with rsisins and some half
fermented liquid.
Mrs. Barber, who has conducted the
Cadillac hotel at st. Clair for the past
81 years with the greatest success has
now been obliged to close It's doors on
account of the scarcity of help. st.
Clair people are in despair at the an
nouncement, so much have they de-
nandad unon fhia hooialrv