The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-08-11
Seventh District News
Items Boiled Down
Items Taken From Newspapers Of
NeighbOring Towns and
Villages

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northern part of the state.
The Redpath Chautaaqua is al
sured for Port Huron Tor 1922.
DR.. T. 0. Wagner. Ha1bor
Beach physician for 40 years, died
last week at the age of rs years.
Memphis business men will pa
on a two-day Field Day toward
the last OF the month. A big
time is assured.
e. l.. Wade, of Memphis, has
sold his place of 20 acres and.
with his family will leave for a
home in California.
st. Clair expects to entertain
about 500 Knights Templars when
they come for their annual fall
meeting or Field Day.
}. Christensen, operator of the
Star Theatre in Sandusky for the
past five years, will build a new
and modern movie house.
Henry Wideman, Lexington
farmer, sold twelve hundred dol
lars worth OF red raspberries this
season from l12 acres or grouna.
Clarke l.. brody, iormer
Clalr county Iarm agent will have
charge OF the farm products de-
partment at the Michigan State
fair.
The motor cycle races recently
given in Croswell were not large
~ attended. There was no local
interest In the contestants, who
were all outsiders.
The Algonac Courier has in
stalled fine large Cottrell Prln,
ing press in the Courier office
having sold the old one TO tn
Marine City Leader.
1he National hotel at Memphis
Is again open to the public, after
being thoroughly overhauled and
put In the pink of condition by the
new owner, d, L. Knickerbocker.
The caro- plant OF tne nluA..a.4
Sugar Co. is beginning prepara-
tlons Tor the 1all work. Inc seas
OH is so lar advanced ,n4. II 80
expected slicing viii start ~.
October lst.
Owing to. the fact that tnere
are so few prospective stuuen.-
for the Sanilac County Normal
at Croswell, that branch or
work will be given up Iof
a year at least.
The Lewis Gilbert house in
Memphis, an old land mark, occu-
pied by Frank Mcguire, and also
known as the Dawson estate,
burned to the ground last week
by fire of unknown origin.
Lincoln Aver, n. % yea,s OLD,
son Of Lincoln Avery, Of port
Huron, and Emerson jones,
same age, of Toledo. were g. 33..-
ed in Higgins Like while OF Ia
q sail boat last Sunday. The
boat capsized in a heavy sea.
The steamers Wauketa and
Owana, of the White Star Line,
are making regular stops at
Marysville. The rapid growth of
this automobile town has SEEM
ingly made it necessary for the
J boat service. Marysville also has
ferry running across to Stag
Island.
A small row boat containing
five Detroit men fishing in
or Bay, about one mile out from
Anchorville, turned over in the
heavy waves of one week ago Sun
day, and two of the men, r. G..
James and Cyril Schneider were
drowned, while the other three
pluckily held on to the bottom of
the upturned boat until help ar
rived, for about four hours.
The business men of st. Clair
are through with Chautauquas,
unless they come at their own
> financial risk. People are tired
! of going down in their pockets for
{ the wherewithal to make up the
I deficits. Those who are backing
! the Chautauquas are given all
the work, from selling the season
tickets clear thru to hauling q
;. piano for the use of the artists
e who come, perform and go after
: collecting the sum guaranteed
whether enough tickets have beer
sold or not. Oh. Yes st. Clair
is through.