The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
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The Huron Paving Co. is put
ting down the concrete on Cros-
wells Main street trunk line.
Melvin's village park has been
beautified this spring by the
planting of a number Of shade
trees.
Mathew Kemp. a resident of
st. Clair since 1854, died at his
farm home last week at the age of
so years.
The Wauketa, White Star line,
started last Sunday daily trips on
the river route between Port HUI
ron and Detroit.
Hugh ChiIds, Of Marion, Ind,
has purchased the r. j. Rutowitz
stock and fixtures in Sandusky and
has taken possession.
The Sandusky House at Sandus-
ky has been leased by Johnson
Bright, who will make improve
ments and open it to the public.
With the building Of IA miles
of trunk line at an early date
CroSwell will have a continuous
good road through to Port Huron.
a Sanilac county chicken thief
named Willis Clark, was arrested
last week and brought to justice.
! He was assessed $500 and dis
charged
The large stock and hay barn
belonging to Moses Lovely, near
Marine City, was mysteriously
destroyed by fire last week, with a
loss Of S3,00000
l.. w. Martin, holding the Office
of station agent at Melvin for the
past two years, has resigned and
will move with his family on to his
farm at White Cloud.
The consolidation of churches
is question agitating the minds
of Harbor Beach people. A meet
ing was called for last Sunday to
discuss the important matter.
Mrs. John Blatt. ST., a pioneer
resident of Sanilac county, died
in Flynn township, which had
been her home for the past fifty
years, ON April % She was 81
years of age.
Frank W. Merrick, Of Pigeon,
Huron county, VINO has been bank
ing commissioner for six years,
has resigned, and Hugh A. Nc
Pherson, of Howell. has been Civ
Ell the plum.
Mrs. Jane Weeks Fuller, widow
of the late Hosea Fuller. both
prominent pioneers of Richmond,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Orwin Fenton, April 26, at
the age of 81 years.
Peck has about forty ball play
ers, from which number the best
will be picked for the regular
team in the county league. The
Peck base ball park is being put
in good condition for practice.
The lecture course at Cass City
the past winter, backed by the
Woman's Study club, was the
most successful one. financially,
ever put on there The club has
$500 net which will be devoted TO
some public benefit.
Two damage suits have been
started in Caro- by a couple of cit
liens who were mistaken for flee
ing bandits, and had the back of
their car peppered with shot.
They consider $4,000 about the
proper amount for the damage
done to their shocked nerves and
personal injuries.
Cam Ryan, a st. Clair youth,
l9 years Of age, is the victim Of
night mare and three times he has
jumped from his bed and out of
the window from the second story.
under the impression that some
one was after him to do bodily
harm. The last nightmare occur
red last week, and Cam is badly
bruised and cut from his hurried
exit through the window. His
friends advise him to sleep in a
, cage
, Jean, the little 3-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Waters, residing half mile
: north of the Wheatland town hall
r strayed from home in company
= with the family cat last Saturday
, night and spent the night H. an
, open field some distance from the
E house while neighhors and friends
| rGade dilligent search in al effort
tC locate the little one, without
\ avail. Sunday morning the little
g one was discovered making her
= way to rhc house. Followmy up
o the footprints of the child, the
e parents found where she nad coil
: ed up in the grass and slept dur
ing the night.