The Yale expositor., 1921-03-03
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Electric lights have now be
installed at Port Hope.
DR.. F. j. Emmer, a Mt. Cleme
veterinary surgeon, is locating
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Colbeck, O.
Caro-, celebrated their golden We
( ding last week.
Farmers and business men
Smiths Greek are organizing
new telephone company.
Ice men at Algonac are no.,
putting in large supply of goo
ice of a II inch thickness.
Port Huron merchants AR,
planning for a Dress-up-week O.
Style Show before Easter.
The st. Clair River Countl,
Club has become member of tht
Michigan Golf Association.
The Port Huron Times eral
got out a 32-page special Marys
vile edition on Thursday of las
week,
Eight-year-old Alfred Ganyon.
OF Marine City, was drowned lasl
week while skating on Belle
River.
At Port Sanilac's special cleo
tlon to bond the village for cleo
trio lights, the vote was carried,
~ to Z6.
A horse drawing match will be
held in Melvin on Saturday. One
given in Brown City last week was
a huge success.
The plant OF the Culvert g.
Bridge Co. at Sandusky is being
enlarged and other lines OF en-
terprlse will be put in.
Rev, G. V. Pixley, former
pastor of the Baptist church at
Richmond, died recently in Calf.
where he went in search of health
a. j, Mcknight, of Capac, is 81
years old, but he was the first
man to have his sidewalk shoveled
of last week before the first snow
storm.
Melvin Oddfellows have decid-
ed not to purchase the John Earis
property, out will make other ar
Engagements to buy or build for
IaJdge purposes.
! Mrs. Helen Morris, a pioneer
milliner and business woman Nof
lRichmond, retired few years
since, celebrated her S5th birth
day on Feb. 23rd.
Editor Hubbell, of the Crosweli
jeff, and his wife, last week start
ed on an automobile trip to visit
jackson and Detroit friends. The
big snow storm and blizzard Of
Saturday was evidently unfor-
lSeen.
The international hotel build-
Iing at Marine City is being torn
down with several barns and 9th
er old buildings, and it is the
plan Of the owners OF the hotel To
erect several dwelling houses on
the site.
When Mrs. Minnie Duchene, a
Memphis widow, returned to her
: home in Memphis after three
months absence, she found some
thief had torn the board off her
coal bin and taken 500 pounds or
more of block coal
While Eli Patterson, of Argyle.
Sanilac county, was in Cass City
hospital undergoing a serious op
Grafton, his home burned to the
ground. Subscriptions were taken
Up among friends and neighborS
and labor will be furnished free
to put him up new house. This is
Mr.. Patterson's third operation in
,, four years.
Edward c. Kelley, whose home
{ was said to be Inlay City, Mich,
: and T. a a.me ttjHs business -
/ Marysville, and known to many
. Port Huron people, will have his
| home for the next twenty-five
: years in the state penitentiary OF
tennessee, this sentence being
, given him for being found con-
, nected with the killing of George
: Reeves, Shelby county jailor
| when Kelley, Shaw and Hamilton
E escaped from the county jail al
Memphis, Tenn. Hamilton was
e shot to death while resisting ar
rest. The other two, Kelley, aged
II years, and Shaw, "a, are facing
the years ahead with no hope OF