The Yale expositor., 1920-09-02
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Paralysis proved fatal to Robt.
Wright, of Memphis, who died last
Wednesday,.
Sandusky council have resolv-
ed to raise the rates for electricity
in their town.
The Sandusky fair books are
out. The fair is to be held Sept.
Z, 8, 9 and 10.
Warmers Pharmacy school at
Sandusky opened August 80 with
a large enrolment.
Handy Bros. will do no extern
sion work on their railroad this
year on account of excessive costs.
After living in Croswell for
over twenty years, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Harper have moved to Port
Huron.
Thousands attended the Walpole
Island Indian fair, held last week.
1t was as attractive and success
full as ever.
1t is reported that the younger
business men in Mt. Clemens will
attempt the organization of an
other bank.
F. A. Bickle, Sandusky miller
for many years, has been engaged
as manager of the Farmers eleva-
tor at Croswell.
John Dixon, of Melvin, is con-
fined in the Sandusky Jail and will
be taken to Pontiac State hospital
for care and treatment.
Sidney ]. Powers, a we'll known
teacher in Sanilac county, died
last week after an operation for
appendicitis at Big Rapids.
/ Marlette's seventh course with
the Redpath Chautauqua last week
was the usual success, both in at
tendance and quality of entertain
ment.
Rev. C. B. Mulberry, pastor of
the Baptist church at Harbor
Beach the past two years, has re-
signed and accepted position
with the Huron County Tribune.
The 33rd annual convention of
the Sanilac county S. S. Associa-
tion is being held in Brown City
today, Thursday and Friday. A
good program has been prepared.
The new Maxine theatre at
Croswell, was formally opened on
August "a and 25 with the Eexing-
ton band furnishing music. The
seating capacity of the building is
600.
Wint Dodge and son Mitchell,
were instantly killed last week
when they drove their machine
across the track in front Of an in
terurban car near their home at
I1mlay City.
The 8-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Linck, of Burnside, was
crushed to death one day last
week, when he fell off land roll
Ter he was driving and the roller
ran over him.
Martha Townsend, a popular
young Brown City lady, was mar
ried on Wednesday last week, to
William Lewis Stanton, of Jack
son. A motor trip to the Atlantic
'coast is the plan for the honey
moon.
When Harry Johnson, IL years
old, of Almont, climbed up a tree,
he grabbed a live wire with both
hands, burning them terribly. He
was helped from his dangerous
position by his father, who heard
his screams.
The second floor of the hose
house in Marine City, a we'll ven-
tilated and lighted room, capable
of seating about fifty, will be
used for school purposes this
year. The kindergarten and first
grade will be housed there.
A careless accident happened
on the shore pike south of Lexing-
ton last week. In passing a mach
inc which had turned out for him,
John Teeple, of Palms, caught the
front wheel with his own, tipping
the car over into the ditch and pin
ming the occupants under. 1t was
miracle that they were not kill
ed. Teeple was speeding and had
plenty of room to go by but his
careless mode of driving caused
plenty of trouble. The other car
was wrecked beyond repair and
the occupants bruised and shock
ed.