The Yale expositor., 1922-09-07

nurse, baS opened a modern hos
pital in Algenac.
Il is estimated that 1000 per.
sons attended the WaIpoie Ia-
dian fair last week.
The Cass City fair was highly
successful this year, but toe
weather vas very hot.
The last league game Of the
season for Peek was played ~
Sandusky September lst.
The three-year-old daughter OF
John Hyslop. Sandusky justice
died last week with dipbtheria,
only being i'll few hours.
Electric lights are turned oil
Brown City streets at 10 o'clock
every night except Saturday when
they run until 12. This conserves
coal,
Simons & Rogers. who nave
conducted the Memphis Mercan-
tile store in Memphis for several
years, have sold to Howard Mar
row, Of Millington.
The timely arrival Of 1000
ton cargo of coal at the damon 8
Crystal Salt Works saved &het
big plant from closing down for
several weeks al least,
ThOs. G. Moore. aged S5 years,
who has lived in st, Clair county
since he was six years old, eele-
brated his birthday last week al
nis home aeai Smiths CreeS
4 total OF iS0 teachers attS14t-
ed the al-day instruction given
in the high schoo, In Port Huron
Thursday Of last week. the maj0T-
ity being from the rural distyicte.
The b-year-old child Of MSs.
Erwin Hawley. Of Port HURON.
died last Thursday from burns re-
eeived from q bon fire in the back
yard Of the home on Thirteenth
street.
The Arm OF ButneIl & Bs%vey
Of Brown City has started 2 bug
line between North Branch aud
Port Huron, taking in Brown City.
Valley Centre. Melvin, Yale and
Avoca.
Frank Bsinaza, aged Sc years,
porter at the Dow hotei IN tlar-
Dor Beach, died in the town jail
last week Of alleged aicohol pois-
oning, after IN ail~day drinking
carousal
The electrical storm Of Tueeday
morning last week caused The
burning of Munson Hansner's
barn in Lynn, with the seasoo's
crop OF hay and grain. There was
some insurance.
VIM. Burk who lived near Al
mont, drove to Attention last week
and was sitting in his machine
talking to some one when death
came instantly. He had been 10
usual good health.
Sanilac Count League team
has dismissed kobt. Schwab, of
Port Huron, the official umpire,
not being satisfied with his work,
and have engaged Bill Mcintosh
to finish up the season.
A stubborn grass fire at Algo-
nae threatened the standing tim
ber nearby, and also a dwelling
before two hours Of the hardest
labor with chemicals subdued
the flames. No water was avail
able.
Jacob Frederick 60 years old,
OF Sandusky. one of q section
crew working on a railroad bridge
fell backward Off the bridge
about thirty feet, on a pile Of
stones. His life may be saved but
it is thought his injuries are
fatal.
The Warner Pharmacy school
at Sandusky has opened for the
fall term of 10 weeks. L. f..
Warner, superintendent. announ-
ces that this term will be the
largest in the history Of the
school. About fifty had arrived
on September lst.
The daughter Of Ernest Meisel
of Port Huron. has just returned
to her home there after fifteen
years spent in Germany. When
she was seven years of age her
parents went to Germany where
the mother died and the child was
left with her grandmother until
the latter died and the young
lady now returns to her father.
She has forgotten the English Ian
guage and must now re-learn it.