The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-10-12
Neighborhood News
From Nearby Towns
ITEMS TAKEN FROM NEWSPAPERS OF NEIGH
BORING TOWNS AND VILLAGES.

Emmett expects to have a new
-four mill soon.
Almont business men have ef-
fected an organization for the
betterment of town affairs.
Before 1865 Marine City was
Newport. In April Of that yea
the name was changed to Marine
City.
Algonac will have mass meet
ing of citizens to discuss plans to
bond the village for the purchase
of a park.
Elaborate plans have been made
in st. Clair for the holding of
the second annual Community Co.
lumbus Day banquet this, Thurs
day evening.
The Star Motor Sales Co. is u
lew organization at st. Clair with
r. d. Harmer and Peter M. Wood
as principal partners. A show
room is being constructed.
The Minden City Literary cluo
is new organization of Woman's
clubs at Minden City. There are
seventeen charter members, with
Mrs. R. H. Carroll as president.
Sanilac county has an organ
lied game protective association,
with the object of protecting
game from unnecessary depreda-
tion and to protect private prop
erty from thoughtless invasion.
1t is believed that Henry Cup
pen, 25, weak minded young
man, set fire to the barn on his
mothers property near Port San
lilac, which destroyed barn, crops.
implements and stock, with no in
surance.
Mrs. Clementine Mckay Of St.
Clair, who is a democratic candl-
date for county clerk, requests
that her name be withdrawn, but
as the order for the ballots has
been placed and copy furnished,
her name cannot be taken off.
John Priedow, of Royal Oak,
visiting friends at Inlay City,
was struck by an electric car as
ne was crossing the track. lie was
carried on the pilot several feet.
lie was so badly injured that he
died before he could be taken to
his home.
The Atheneum, a literary So
ciety at Lexington, is the second
oldest federated club in the state
and some of the charter members
are still doing active work. Mis-
cellaneous programs are given,
with one evening a month devoted
to music. Helen Schell is the
president.
The Sanilac county infrmary
has been declared by the State
welfare commission as unsani-
tary and dangerous to the health
of the inmates and condemned. If
the voters turn down the propo-
sition to bond for $4,000 t.
build new poor house. at the
polls of the November election, it
does not mean they get out of the
job In either case a new poor
house must be built.
While breaking ground pre-
paratory to getting out gravel on
the McElhinney farm near Sno-
yer, on Cass River, skeleton
was upturned by one OF the work
men. The examination of the
bones showed that it was an In
dian. Tuesday morning three
more skeletons were found. Sew
eral years ago number of arrow
heads were found on the ground.
1t is said that the place was at
one time an Indian burying
ground.
William H. Reddicliffe, age rs,
is in a serious condition at his
home in Speaker township as the
result of an escapade with bull
on the farm of William Cork Sat
urday afternoon. Several ribs
were broken, one ear severed and
internal injuries were inflicted.
Attending physicians state today
that his condition is serious. It
was not known at first that the
accident was so serious. Internal
injuries developed later.-Later-
Mr.. Reddicliffe died Saturday, and
the funeral was held from the
home Monday, with burial in the
Speaker cemetery.