The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-01-13
Michigan NetOs
= Tersely Told

tllnl-Ine fIlnI NeUlCle WOIheTS
Club has purchased the Paterson fac
tory building for a.club house.
Port characterization of an ice fac
tory with capacity of 80 tons day
will be begun here by the Purity Ice
Co.
Eaton Rapids-Thc infant ;hild or
Mrs. j. Umbrcger was fatally scalded
when II fell into a tAb of boiling
water.
Albion-Frederick ID. King. of Tole-
do, formerly of Albion. has been
named by Rep. j. M. G. Smith as a
candidate for West Point Military
Academy
Port Acknowledgement braves, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph braves. of
Adair, was fatally injured while work
ing on a corn shredder at the home
of Ed. Simons.
Kalamazoo-A bandit who held W
William Slower in his grocery store
and took $40 out OF cash drawer
neglected to look in Stoycrs pockets
and missed 5000
Albion-The Hayes Wheel ompany
plant, OF Albion, largest makers OF
auto hubs in the world, resumed work
on limited scale in all departments,
125 men being taken on.
Bay City-Eli Metliff. formerly of
Hamtramck, who ran a road house
near here, was sentenced TO a year
at the Michigan State Prison at Jack
son for violation OF the prohibition
laws.
Battle Creek-The Rev. FIR Anthony
Burke, pastor OF st. Philips Catholic
Church here for IL years, left for San
Diego. Calf, because Of i'll health.
His successor here has not been an
nounced.
notwithstanding of cranberries
extensively on the low marshy lands
of Ogemaw. Arenac. Iosco and RIOS
common counties In northern Mich
gan is manned by the owners of these
properties.
Ann ArborAThe library extension
service Of the University OF Michigan
has extended the scope of its work to
marked degree thfs year, according
to Miss Edith Thomas, in charge OF
the department
Grand Rapids - Three Michigan
physicians were among is persons
sentenced by District Judge G. w.
Sessions to spend terms in prison or
pay heavy fines for violations OF the
United States laws.
Boyne City-The high school gym
asium roof was weighted down by the
snow which forced the walls out
demolishing the big building. A num-
Der of other buildings have also been
damaged by roofs caving in.
Lyons-Elmer Clearly, Is years old,
Pere Marquette station agent here,
has been taken to Ionia after confess
ing, the officers say, to the theft of
$40 from the station funds. Clearly
reported that he had been held up.
Cadillac-A new schedule OF water
rates has been announced by the city
commission. An optional meter rate
was authorized but no increas' In the
rate for private consumers was grant
ed. Schools and municipal buildings
will pay higher rate.
Bay City-G. G. Laing, a newspaper
man here for 30 years, was appointed
city recorder to I'LL a vacancy caused
BY the resignation of Lowell U. Grant,
who will become register of deeds of
Bay County. Mr.. Grant has served
as recorder since 1907
Pontiac-A contest is on in probate
court over the 100000 estate of
Schuyler Austin, former Pontiac man
who died last spring. Two uncles,
Henry Austin and Walter Buckle,
claim to be the legal heirs. but several
more distant claim shares.
Marcellus-Marksm fired volley
after volley into a smoke stack on the
electric lighting plant here which had
bent over and shut off the draft in
the boilers. The shots severed the
pipe. The bending of the pipe had
left the village in darkness.
Port HuTOn-fteN. -. ". Dulles, lOE
many years a travelling evangelist, is
dead In Portland, Ore. Bettes at one
time resided in Port Huron and for
years travelled through the Thumb dis
trict with horse and buggy in the
cause OF prohibition and religion.
Pontiac-Help of the American Le-
gion is being asked by brothers of
Arson Best to take to the supreme
court his appeal for a new trial de-
MED in circuit court. Best, former
service man, is serving a life SEN
tence for murder of Vera Schneider, a
telephone girl.
Kalamazoo - Myron Rushmore OBJ
tanned a divorce from his shadow,
after he told Judge Weimer his wife
was so jealous of him she would fol.
low him wherever he went. She even
followed him to the corner barber
shop, he said, and hid behind tree
until he came out.
Owosso-Tons Of mangles grown
along with sugar beets and sold by
farmers to the sugar factories have
cost the sugar companies hundreds OF
dollars In the season Just closed.