The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-03
Items Taken From Newspapers Of
NeighbOring Towns and
Villages
Bad Axe has house shortage.


tion of a new school house at an
early date.
Four Sanilac county moonshin~
ers were caught in the tolls of the
law the past week.
st. Clair county has been allot-
ted two road trucks from the war
equipment, by the federal gov
ernment.
John Simmons, of Elkton, re-
Gently OF Port Huron, died las.
week as result of being gored
by a vicious bull.
AL Wilson, a well-known hote.
clerk, was found dead in his bed
at the Harrington hotel in Port
Huron, last Sunday.
Suit is to be brought against
the city of Croswell for $4,000
for the life OF Hilas Finney, who
was killed last August in sewer
cave-in.
The Holmes a. >..-. ~
ball team is the one and only col
ored team to represent Port HUI
ron. They put up a Good brand of
ball the past season.
A model packing plant is to be
erected by the Port Huron Pack
ing Co. near Tappan junction.
This company is taking over the
Port Huron Sausage plant.
II. p. Stoughton, a resident and
business man OF Capac for more
than fifty years. died at the nome
Of his daughter in. Detroit Oct.
zStn. Burial was made in Mem
phis.
Mrs. Joseph A, Runyon, ir., is
the first "knicker" girl seen on
the streets OF Port huron. She
says she made 'em herself and
that she is not an advertising
stunt.
A number Of Marysville's early
historical landmarks, houses and
business places, were razed to the
ground last week and are no more.
Up-to-date buildings will be erect
e1 Ia their places.
-Irs. Abe Stone, OF Croswell,
had her collar bone and three ribs
broken and several teeth knocked
out, when she was run over by
Ford car driven by Riley Wake
field, of Applegate.
Members of the Merchants club
of Marine City, are planning q
tourists camping ground and with
a beautiful site ON the river al
ready in view, the scheme will
materialize next season.
On the farm Of Clarence Wilcox
of near Brown City, the barn,
granary and tool shed were COM
pletely destroyed by fire Oct. 27,
when lantern was overturned,
setting fire to the crop of hay and
grain.
The Grand Trunk car shops at
Port Huron were shut down last
week for an indefinite period. The
shut down throws $50 men out OF
employment. Later the shops
were re-opened, as 4 result of the
strike recall.
The Thumb Oil and Gas Devel'
opment Trust has now two com
plete drilling outfits, one to be
used in st. Clair county and the
other in Sanilac county. 1t is eX
Lected that the machines will b
in operation by the lst of Dec.
One Peter Osentowski, of San
lilac county has been fined $18.5
and costs and 10 days in jail fc
not sending his children to schoo
If he doesn't pay the fine, he gei
another 10 davs imprisonmen
This is the mans second offense
Sanilac county will not hui
It's lnflrmary until 1873, as t
county is now bonded for a cou
house and a county park. a.
finds it impossible to add to
debt. The county house was CO :
demned, but permission is ask
that it may be used for tir
yet.
Two Port Huron boys, nam
George and Robert Brown, w
drowned in st. Clair river, when
the canoe which they were 10 can
sized in heavy waves. The DO -
tried to reach shore by swimming
but became exhausted before
help arrived and sank. The, bod
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