The Yale expositor., 1921-05-26
Newsy Notes From
Neighboring Towns
Thumb Tales Tersely TOld--Inter-
esting Items Cleaned From
Our Exchanges

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Lexington will celebrate the
Fourth.
Algonac will celebrate the Cen
tennial July End, 3rd and 4th.
Marlette may sell her munich
pal electric light plant to private
interests.
The Hagenl eck-Wallace circus
IS % appear in Port Huron on
Wednesday, June 1st.
Port Austin is badly hit with
the bounty on hawks taken off.
It's the principal sport up there.
The Club house of the St.
Clair Country club was formally
opened on Wednesday of this
week.
Romeo streets have been treat
ed with a quantity, of calcium
chloride and the dust is elimi-
mated.
A new, large and modern nigh
school is to be built in st. Clair.
John Bowen, of Detroit, has the
contract for the general work.
FOR the first time in the his.
tory of the village. Armada will
have a Chautauqua. The Rad
cllffe Chautauqua will put it on.
The Cass City post office has
been raised to the second class
with an increase in salary Of
S4OO per annum for the postmas-
ter.
The Senior class of Port Huron
high school will give a Shakes
pearean play, "As You Like It."
on Wednesday evening, June 1st.
at the Majestic.
Mrs. Andrew Rattray, Algonac's
Grand Old Lady," was 1O2 wears
OF age on May 10. Her sister.
Mrs. Rachael Randall, aged "a,
spent the day with her.
"A county base ball league is
being formed in Tuscola county.
The towns in are Cass City. Caro-.
Unlonvllle, Akron, Fairgrove.
Vassar, Millington and Mayvile.
heretofore there was no way to
Terry automobiles across the riy-
er at st. Clair. 1t was necessary
TO go to Marine City or Port HUI
ron. Now it can be done at st.
Clair.
Fred l.. Foster, a pioneer shoe
dealer of Port Huron, died very
suddenly last week, while on n
visit to daughter in East Or.
ange, N. j. Funeral services were
Aeld in Port Huron on Sunday
last.
An auto belonging to John Muir
OF Valley Centre, was badly dam
aged when fire destroyed the ice
mousse of George Douglas, at AL
gonac and the adjoining shed,
where the automobile was housed
at the time.
Recently the Huron county Red
Cross voted to give all the war
fund on hand, $1,800, for the ben
eft and use of the county athlet-
lc association. A vigorous pro-
test is being made against this as
many think the money could be
expended in better way.
John Russell White, the first
Port Huron man to be killed in
action in France during the late
war, was brought home last
week and given a military funer-
al During the next month a score
Or more bodies will arrive in Port
Huron from overseas and each
will cece;vc = military funeral.
Frank Kinna, Forester, Sani-
lac county youth, has been hav-
ng rather serious time from
dog bite wound on his leg. He
,ook several Pasteur treatments
at Ann Arbor and was sent home
TOR developments, when his con-
dition became alarming, and he
went again. An operation showed
an injury to the bone. He is now
improving.
Arthur Donnelly, born in Spea-
ker township 80 years ago, in
later life living in Sandusky, then
in Plymouth, died in Port Huron
hospital last week after an opera
ton for carbuncle on his arm.
The infection had entered his sys-
tenn and he lived only few hours
after the operation. He leaves a
wife and six small children.