The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18
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Don M. Coon has sold his gro
Gerry business in Sandusky to
Joseph Mcbride.
Mrs. Jane Sullivan, of near
Memphis, died last week at Che
age of 85 years.
Earl Greenman, of Almont, dug
seven skunks out of one den and
got $36.25 for them.
The annual tax sales for st.
Clair county are being published
in the Algonac Courier.
Elmore Harnden is moving
from Peck to st. Clair, where he
will make his future home.
A Tri-County O. e. S. conven-
tion will be held at Caro- in May,
entertained by Echo Chapter
An organization of the Marlette
Community Club will be effected
at a meeting to be held March %.
The Sandusky council has dis
continued the services Of the
night watchman who patroled the
streets.
The Pere Marquette is distribut-
ing heavy steel rails westward
from the Jas. Dorcy crossing at
Melvin.
Owing to the death Of Editor
Meredith's little daughter, there
was no issue of the Minden City
Herald last week.
Frank j. Brown, q native Of
st. Clair county, died at his nome
in Marlette on March 9th, after
years of suffering.
James Mcclure, IA years old,
died of the sleeping sickness at
his home in SandusiIy last week.
He was i'll but three days.
Harbor Beach school has six
teen teachers besides the superin-
tendent, and all have been given
a substantial raise of salary.
The Mihlethaler { C'I..-. store
at Harbor Beac- > DeiAs built
and rer-.-e4ou TO meet the needs
- :. community house and Sol
diers' Memorial.
Contract for the Richmond
Memphis road has been let to
Hartway Bros. for $38,450. There
are 3 12 miles and it will be o IA
foot gravel road.
Captain Gill wanted the house
Gu his farm at Eagle Bay or lot
in Port Austin and employed the
novel manner Of moving it across
. a portion of Lake huron.
: The directors Of the Crosweli
Library will hold a centennial eX-
hibition and entertainment May
, 10th and 2lst. The proceeds for
the benefit OF the library.
The Chandler Club banquet Civ
| Ell out to be held at Lapeer on
March 18th has been indefinitely
/ postponed on account CT the dit.
ticulty in securing anyone to serve
2 lit.
l Loren Waterhouse, Brown
City lad was quite badly Injured
as he was catching ride on {
load of fertilizer. Some of the loaC
fell off, cutting his leg, knee anc
: ankle.
Almont will hold q community
y banquet on April End and the mer
g must furnish the feast as all tn,
d Eastern Stars, Rebecahs, Ladies
: Aids, etc., have this time found i
: impossible to help the men out.
: Mrs. Dora Fritz, treasurer O.
i Elkland township, Tuscola count,
= collected every cent on both per
| sonal and real estate propert,
> which had been assessed by tn
!. supervisor. This is exceptiona
Il service.
y That citizens of Lapeer ma,
9 take an interest in visiting tn
e schools, the superintendent an
> nounces that Wednesday will b
o. special visiting day, yet one
e welcome any day. On Wednesda
afternoons the Domestic Scienc
department will serve coffee an
tea to visitors.
N John Smith, jr., Romeo bank
er, and the oldest in the stat'
lie died at his home in Romeo las
,e week, at the age Of 92 years
G. Smith was a native of Englan
K and rode on the first railroad j
IF the world, running between Mar
ID chester and Liverpool, when h
r, came to the United States.
s The Cass City Grain Co. is ha,
k ing unfortunate losses recently.
E. few weeks ago the grain and bea
IN elevator at Pinconning belongin
Mt to them was destroyed by fre.La.
o. week the plant at Decker caugl
fire, the building destroyed an
the contents practically so. tt
a company estimates the loss of Il
81 last fire at $4,000 with buildir
of partially covered by insurant
land contents fully.