The Yale expositor., 1921-02-03
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died last week, aged IA years.
1t is reported that new daily
paper will be published in Port
Huron soon.
a youth of about nineteen pass
cd some bogus checks III St. Clair
last week and got away with it.
Rev. L. w. Bishop, of Kinde, is
conducting special revival servic-
es at Goodells in the Mt. Pleasant
church.
The State Savings Bank at st.
Clair, ]. McNair Ealy, of Caro-,
president, has increased it's capi-
tai stock to $4,000.
The Odd Fellows lodge at Mel
vim, is contemplating the purchase
of the old Eagle house and remod-
el it for lodge home.
F. E. Harvey, of Croswell, has
been appointed manager of the
Sugar plant to take the place made
vacant by the resignation of c. E.
Copp.
R. M. Riley, Of the Marlette
creamery has taken over the but
ter factories of Snover and Shah
bona and will put them both in
operation this spring.
During the past ten days in the
local Cass City hospital six cases
were operated on for appendicitis
where the appendix was ruptured
and each case will live.
Robbers carried away more than
$1,000 worth of goods from the
James n. Zill store at Romeo last
week. Waists, skirts, sweaters,
silk yard goods were taken.
Arthur Shayne, a Sanilac coun-
ty farmer, fell on the ice recently
and broke his leg. He crawled on
his hands and knees to a neigh
bors where he was cared for.
The Alfred Cunning property
and grocery at Melvin has been
purchased by George Scott and
immediate possession given. Mr..
Cunning will enter the Masonic
home at Alma.
c. c. Sherman, of North Branch
has purchased the Mcleod Bros.
drug store in Brown City. Sher-
man has been druggist in North
Branch for twenty-four years and
has now turned the business over
to his two sons.
Two large barns southwest Of
Sandusky, belonging to Otto
Prang, were burned to the ground
when a gasoline engine exploded.
Two gas engines, separator, GRIND
ing machinery, etc, hay corn fod-
der and grain were all destroyed.
A brakesman on the Michigan
Central was struck over the head
and robbed of $40 and his watch
last week at Vassar. He was sent
back of his train the required dis
tance to flag when somebody got
him. He was unconscious when
found and was taken to Lapeer.
DR.. L. C. Nudge. who has been
physician at st. Clair county In
firmary for the past forty-eight
years, has rendered his resigna-
tion, which has been accepted by
the poor commission. DR.. Nudge
has always given excellent SER
vice and it is with regret that the
Board parts with him. r. G. For
man, superintendent, is instructed
to engage another physician.
M. S. McAuley, of Port Huron,
and his family have a war record
to be proud of. McAuley and two
brothers fought in the civil war
while the family was living in
Canada, his five sons fought with
the Canadians in the World War.
One son is still suffering shell
shock. Another lost his right
hand. A grandson was killed in
battle. McAuley is an American
citizen, and with his family is
again living in the states.
The old Dodge homestead, a fine
property, with the only drawback
being that it is close to a cemetery
lies between Inlay City and Al
mont. When last August Wint
Dodge and his son Mitchell were
killed by being run into by an
electric car, the wife and daugh.
ter-in-law shut up the home and
went away. And now from older
stories of ha'nts and ghosts anC
unearthly noises, these things
have seemingly come to life agar
and that part of the country is be
ing Stunned. The ghosts have left
the cemetery and taken up theil
abode in the Dodge house, accord
ing to those who know and tel
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