The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-17
Items Taken From Newspapers OF
NeighbOriDg Towns and
Villages

Capac has one mild case Of
smallpox.
Lexington fishermen lost all
their nets in the recent Thursday
storm.
Sandusky merchants will call
their monthly bargain sales Col
den Rule Day sales.
A movement is ON foot in 81.
Clair to provide a pipe organ for
the auditorium in the new High
school.
CroswelPs city drinking water
is not safe to be used unless boil
ed, showing unmistakable evil
dence Of germs.
A fire proof booth must be in
stalled in the movie picture thea
ire before any more shows can
be given, is what the inspector
said at Lexington.
The Pharmacy school students
at Sandusky, as strong, accom-
panied by Prof. and Mrs. Warner,
are in Grand Rapids this week for
the state examinations.
Ground was broken for the new
Desmond theatre in Port Huron
on Armistice day and a public
ceremony was made Of the event,
with speeches and band music.
Rev. Henry Mosley, pastor o.
the Congregational church a,
Richmond for several years, has
rendered his resignation and will
go to Arcade, New York, near
buffalo.
Twelve additional jurors were
called to try cases in st. Clair
county circuit court. This action
was found necessary if all the
cases set for the present term are
TO be cleared up.
A Marine City sportsman, while
duck hunting accidentally shot
hole through his boat, which turn
ed over throwing him in the
water. He managed to hang to
the boat until rescued.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartle,
pioneers of Sanilac county, re-
Gently living in Cass City, cele-
brated the 57th anniversary of
their marriage on Nov. 3rd, with
their children and families.
Capac had all the hitching posts
taken from her Main street re-
Gently. Last week a farmers
team ran away when the farmer
left it standing alone. Query,
hitching posts or runaway horses
A memorial building in honor
Of the men who served in the
world war will be erected in Al
gonac, at a cost of $4,000. The
building will be one story, 80 X
100 feet, and fully equipped as a
gymnasium for the use of athletes
and also for community meetings.
The largest flock of geese that
can be remembered by the oldest
inhabitant, passed over Croswell
Monday noon, headed south. 1t
consisted Of five separate "Vs"
each with long lines trailing be-
md There must have been over
one hundred in each flock, and
they were too high up to even
think of getting a shot at them.
Edwin, r. Perry, of East Berlin,
is spry and active, although 85
years of age. He came to this
section Of ST. Clair county 60
years ago and is true pioneer.
He has done a great deal Of land
clearing and has worked hard for
his ten children. He and his wife
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary in 1910, and three
years later his companion died.
Nearly a hundred Cass City
business men gave a banquet at
Hotel Gordon last week honoring
Amuel and Joseph Frutchie and j.
c. Farrell, the first two who are
moving the main Office of the CasS
City Grain Co. to Saginaw and the
latter going to Howell, having
purchased a wholesale oil and
gasoline business there. f. w.
Jones acted as toastmaster. Dr..
Mccoy told "Why | am not It."
Joseph Frutchie responded to
"The Call of the Wild" J. d.
Brooker voiced the sentiment Of
all in 1--WE may get over it, but
we'll never be the same" and j.
C. Farrell gave his knowledge o.
Feeding FlivverS Fuel" A male
quartette and Ellsworth Plum
stead, the reader and elocution-
list, furthered the delightful eve
ming.