The Yale expositor., 1922-09-14
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BORING TOWNS AND VILLAGES.

VI iluIOIl oOllOOlS HdNC
than 5000 pupils this year.
There is an enrolment of 602
students in the Romeo school.
Dr.. j. F. Waltz, for 10 years
physician of Brown City, is now
located in Capac.
Bad Axe schools, graduating 23
students three years ago, expect
to graduate rs this year.
The Flax mill at Carsonville
has put on night shift, to enable
the mill to fill the many orders
for tow.
Thomas Fox, resident of Elk
township for many years, has pur-
chased a grocery store in Flint
and meved there.
Mrs. George Reed, 45 years of
age, committed suicide by hang
ing herself in the barn at her
home in Metamora last week.
The Rural Letter Carriers, Of
Macomb county held their fall
meeting in Richmond last Satur-
day with a banquet and speeches.
New Baltimore, which has been
without weekly newspaper for
some time, is now being served
by Bob" Archer as editor and
publisher.
The Port Huron water system
will operate one boiler at the
water works with oil as fuel. One
tank has arrived and four more
are ordered.
The Croswell Lumber G. Coal
Co.'s Office was broken into the
other night, the vault dug through
and S185.00 in cash taken. No
clue to whom it was.
Lexington is determined to put
itself on the map as a summer re-
sort town. This season has been
decidedly profitable one. de-
spite the cool weather.
VIM. Moore, of Capac, charged
with possessing and menufactur-
ing Intoxicating liquors, mas been
bound over = the Circuit Court.
Mrs. Moore was to have had her
trial YESTERDAY.
At the Sandusky fair last week
two jockies were quite badly in
iured when their horses, blind
Peggy Atkins and Arcetena,
stumbled and fell on their riders
A rain spoiled the next days
races.
Contractors building the new
high school at Inlay City have
been handicapped by lack of ma
terial, owing to the railroads, and
have asked for an extension Of
time in which to complete the
building.
Port Huron is to have civic
emblem which will be used on
road signs, Port Huron auto
plates, seals and heads on bust
ness matter and all general ad-
vertising of the city. Erie j.
Parsons is the designer Of the
emblem.
Thomas Sebastian, 67 years of
age, of Brown City, uses whiskey
of his own making for the medic
inal purpose of keeping his throat
in good health. Officers found a
still and three gallons of liquor
on his premises, but no evidence
was obtained that he had sold
any.
James Flanagan, 20, of Port
Huron, is in his home with scalp
wounds and severe hurts, caused
from falling from a freight train
which he boarded in his anxiety to
get to Cleveland where he had
been offered a position as fireman
on a boat. Flanagan was picked
up near Emmett lying across the
railroad tracks, by farmer, who
took him to Port Huron. He is
in a serious condition.
Peter Perenski, of near Bad
Axe, is being hunted for by the
sheriff and six deputies for brut-
ally beating his wife after a
drinking bout with some of his
friends. The man was taken in
charge but slipped away into the
woods. Very little hope was
given for the woman's recovery
She had been dragged down the
road by the hair of her head be-
sides being beaten.