The Yale expositor., 1922-01-26
HERE AND THERE
Items Taken From Newspapers of
NeighbOring Towns. and
Villages
Memphis has four garages.

Mrs, Cameron, pioneer of San
lilac county, died at her home in
Buel township last week at the
the age of 95 years.
John Lingyll, of Carsonvillc
was arrested for violation of the
truancy school law and paid the
fine of $500 and $1,000 costs.
The local ice crop is being har-
vested at Petz Like, about 512
mil northwest of Capac. The
ice Is from TO 10 inches thick.
Brown City Seniors will give
their annual play to night in the
haJesLlc theatre. The play is .
comedy called always in Troub-
le."
An artificial ice company will
locate plant in st. Clair for the
manufacture OF ice by April 1st.
The new concern will be known
as the st. Clair Artificial Ice Co.
While loading gravel near Mar
lette last week the diggers un-
earthed the skeleton of man
about four feet below the surface.
The skull was not with the res.
of the body.
Gilbert McCallum, of Port Hu-
ION, was shoveling the snow or
the roof of two-story house
wnen he slipped and fell thirty
feet. Both arms and one leg were
found broken.
An ice bridge has formed the
past week between Algonac and
harsen's Island, and many are
crossing st, Clair river. Thomas
Gibson and Bert Johnson drove
the first automobiles across this
year.
An over heated furnace pipe
started a fire at the Michlga
Dean Co.'s elevator in CroSwell
one day last week with the wind
piowing strong. The fire company
arrived in time to put out the
blaze.
a public reception and banquet
was given in the Opera house ut
memphis last week for the bene-
ut OF the Community band, Or
which all Memphis is proud.
About $4,000 proceeds was turn
ed over to the band boys.
G. Earle Minnie and G. M. Ger
RE, of Port Huron, husbands ..
the two women who were drown
ed this winter when their auto
mobile went through Tenth st.
draw and went into Black river,
nave brought suit against the
city of Port Huron. for $4,000
each. The city commission will
investigate the claims.
No ice has been harvested in
Lexington up to date as the wind
has been in the wrong direction.
To get it here the wind has to
drive the ice into shore and pile
up icebergs outside and then the
water between the berg and the
land makes the ice quickly and
of fine quality. The local deal
ers are in hopes they can secure
their supply from off the lake in
stead of having to put up pond
ice.-Lexington News.
Thieves Friday night entered
the postoffice at Abbottsford, but
aside from one parcel post pack
age that had been mailed Friday.
their efforts were unrewarded.
Entrance was forced through the
front door and was effected be-
fore the snow fall, as there were
no traces of Nthe thieves next
morning. The postoffice is locat-
ed in the same building as the
Pere Marquette station. Nothing
else in the building was touched.
John Dulkiewicz, through his
attorneys. John w. and Clifford
John, of Mt. Clemens, has fled
suit in circuit court for $1,000
damage against Alb Johnson and
Mike Shanahan. The bill of conf
plant alleges that a horse belong
ing to the defendants wandered
onto property owned by complain
ant and attacked his wife. Mr..
Dulkiewicz claims that she suf-
fered bruises and injuries which
confined her to a hospital for a
long time and otherwise incapac-
itatinp her Tho quif bac hoo,,