The Yale expositor., 1921-10-06
Items Taken From Newspapers Of
NeighbOring Towns and
Villages

The Lakeside dance pavilion at
Lakeside Port Huron beach, has
closed for this season.
The Capac Journal issued a To-
page paper last week on account
of extra heavy advertising
The Legion Auxiliary in Capac
are preparing a play called "For
the Old Flag" to be staged soon.
The Lexington News reports
that fifteen cottages are q posi-
bility for Lexington next season.
st. Clair will be hosts to 800 or
400 knights Templars on October
l1th, when the annual Field Day
is held.
From twenty to thirty cars are
being shipped o. driven away
daily from the G. II. Wills & Co.
plant at Marysville.
Bean threshing has started ii
the vicinity of Lambs and its yielG
is much better than expected. on
account Of the early drought
Fred Joseph, Of Sandusky, was
arrested on a charge OF having a
still, but officers failed to find any
evidence and he was released.
The LeloX business men stage
a pavement dance every> Satur-
day evening with excellent music.
The event IS well patronized.
The Johnson Hardware Co.'S
store at Port Hope was totally de-
+stfoyed by fire last week with
loss of $4,000, partially covered
by insurance.
William Payne, OF Berlin, was
made very i'll from eating mush-
rooms recently, out doctor and
his stomach pump pulled him
through
Ray Morgan, who played center
on the football team of Sandusky,
broke his left leg while practic-
ing last week, which will handi-
cap the team for some time.
Forrest Justin, a 16-year-old'
Marlette. boy, has been missing
from his home since September II,
.nu his mother is very anxious
concerning his whereabouts.
Mrs. Benson Mitts has the dis
tinction of being president Of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church in Rich
mond for nine consecutive years.
w. b. Phelps, assistant super
intendent in the Algonac schools,
has put in his resignation. as he
wishes to return to college but the
school board refuses TO release
him.
Ira Grinnell, head of the Grim
nell Music house and known in
Port Huron where there is
branch store, died at his Detroit
home last Thursday from heart
failure.
The Brown City Banner put
out a special edition of four
pages, printed on pink paper. adj
vertising Legion week in Brown
City last week, marked by pump
kin show and street carnival.
Huron county furnished a train.
load of thoroughbred livestock for
the Michigan State Fair which
was valued at 100000 and is said
to be the most valuable trainload
ever shipped out of the county.
A new ice plant is now in full
operation at Lapeer, turning out
20 tons every "a hours. Ice is
now being shipped to Brown City,
Inlay City Hadley and other plac-
es. Another season the plant can
supply the whole county of La
peer.
The sugar beet harvest in Ma
rine City will probably commence
about the first of the month and
the first slicing will begin about
the 18TH it is estimated there
will be about forty-five thousand
tons in the seasons harvest which
were grown largely in ~Sanilac
and Tuscola counties; probably
80 days will be consumed in dis
posing OF the crop and 225 men
will be kept busy reducing the
raw material to about ten million
pounds of pure sugar which gives
Marine City the opportunity to
change her slogan to the sweet
est spot on earth"