The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-07-06
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bobNo etI LIN AchhNy lllOSI vi lllClll
belonging to Capac people.
Ira Groat, pioneer resident Of
Memphis for Sd years, died last
week at the age of Sd years.
James Marsden, a Brown City
farmer, 70 years of age, dropped
dead one day last week while do
ing his barn chores.
Memphis camp fire girls gave
an entertainment, the proceeds
Of which will provide ar outing
for them this summer.
Port Huron beaches, from Ok
awana Camp TO Gratiot Inn. are
now receiving daily mail service
with two deliveries on Saturday.
Two Valley Centre store keep
ers, Mrs. c. c. Sullivan and w,
A. Hathaway, are competing for
the postmastership in their viii
lage.
The Northeastern st. Clair Co.
Farmers Club, with headquarters
at Jeddo, held a picnic at the
county park on Lake Huron on
July 9TH.
Vernon Bailey, small son of
Edward Bailey, of St. Clair, was
drowned in Pine river at st Clair
last Thursday while in swim
ming with other boys.
The road from Emmett to the
Brockway township line, four and
half miles, will be graded and
gravelled this season, much to
the satisfaction of travellers that
way.
The twentieth anniversary of
tn wedding of DR. and Mrs. H. H.
Learmont, of Croswell, about 25
friends surprised them with a
party and a lunch. A mahogany
clock was presented the couple,
The Wallace Brothers grain
elevator at Port Austin, has been
sold to the Bad Axe Grain Com
pany for $4,000. This concern
now practically owns a string of
elevators from the base of the
Thumb to the point, containing
about a dozen plants.
Robert B. Buck, editor and
proprietor of the Richmond Re-
view is a candidate for the office
of state representative from Ma
comb county. Cards with his
picture and the following quota
ton, He will serve you right"
are being distributed.
The Sanilac county board of
supervisors is hearing both sides
of the soldier monument ques-
tion at it's present meeting. The
monument was criticised by the
soldiers who took no part in the
unveilin ceremonies recently
held.
DR., Tweedie, of Sandusky, has
two sons who are following in the
footsteps of their father, in re-
gard to a choice of profession.
The sons, Martin and Evans, are
on their way to Europe where they
will take a postgraduate course
in medicine in London.
Although the state board of
correction and charities stated
that the Sanilac county infrmary
was inadequate and would be
condemned, the recent visit of the
county board of supervisors find
that the place is adequate and
that a new building is not needed.
A resembling order from the state
supreme court or the governor
will be the only recourse.
The first contingent of 800 ar
my fliers and aero mechanics
from Ellington Field, near Hous-
ton, Tex, assigned to Selfridge
Field near Mt. Clemens, for train
ing, were at Selfridge Field last
Friday, having arrived there late
the evening before aboard a spec
ial train. Two other special
trains were expected the next day.
The squadron of 20 army pursuit
planes to be used in the training
was expected Friday, informa-
tion received stating they spent
the previous night at Fort Wayne,