The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-04-21
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A city band has been organized
at st. Clair with Harry Gosline
president.
B. A. Kalaher Of Saginaw, is
the new cashier of the State bank
at Harbor Beach.
Students of st. Clair high
school are preparing to put on a
real carnival about May one.
Almont girls are taking the
healthy exercise Of a mile or two
of walking early in the morning.
T. Burnell is the new proprietor
of the Jackson Hotel at Capac,
and has opened up the dining
room to the public.
The fire department of Croswell
was called out three times to
fires last week. None of them
made serious losses.
Moore & Tarzwell, OF Bay City,
have purchased the d. Coon store
at Sandusky and propose to es-
tablish wholesale grocery.
Esther, the 19-vear-old daugh-
ter of G.. H. Fifer and wife, of
Fremont, died last week and was
buried in Croswell cemetery.
Robert Warren's premises in
Memphis were RATED" the other
day with a ferret, and fifty-six
Of the rodents were captured.
Edmond C. Lindsay, pastor of
SIC First Presbyterian church. of
Sandusky, is editing monthly
magazine called The Presbyter-
ian.
The Marysville Land Co. will
award substantial cash prizes to
Marysville people who have the
most attractive front and back
yards the coming summer.
David Bennatts, of Elk town.
ship, Young boy, lost one of his
fingers when younger brother
used an axe. 1t was a miracle
that all the fingers weren't cut
off.
Sunday base ball or no Sunday
base ball, is the question agitat-
ing the Capac mind at present.
There are so many for and so
many against that arguments are
numerous and strong.
Lee Sheldon, of Lexington, has
purchased a Ford truck and had
it built into a small modern gro
Gerry store. He will make trips
Throughout the country, bringing
his store to your door.
Judge Watson Beach, Of Sani-
lac county was recently present
ed with a handsome gold watch
and chain as token of the es-
TEEN and friendship of the court
officers, jury and county officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dickin-
son, of Sandusky, celebrated the
fftieth milestone of married life
on April II. A large gathering
of children, grandchildren and
other relatives, spent the day with
them.
The Shanahan-John gravel
| pit at Memphis, promises to be a
business of Importance. A spur
railroad is being laid from the
main line and a clam shell steam
shovel will be used to load the
cars with gravel at the pit.
The Diamond Crystal Salt Co.
have put into effect a reduction
in the wholesale price of salt,
which applies generally to the en-
tire line of products of the local
plant. The new prices are lower
ed to bedrock based on the pres
ent price of materials.
The Sanilac county treasurer
has received a draft from the
state for $50, 216.77. as Sanilac
county's portion of the automo-
bile tax money. Before the coun-
ty road system this money was
divided among the townships in
the county, but it is now turned
over to the road commission.
The largest family in st. Clair
county, and possibly the largest
in the state is that of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shirley and their 16 chill
dren, of st. Clair township. The
Oldest of the children is Clarence
age 27, and the Youngest, also a
boy, is Andrew, age z, Just 20
years difference between them.
The Central Power Company is
furnishing electric current to the
citizens of Bad Axe at 8.8 cents
per killowatt, a reduction of &c
per cent from the rates charged
by the old municipal plant. The
company is working out exten