The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-09-22
Remember
The Jubilee Singers at
Central Hall, September 30th.

the lakes.
Postmaster JAS. Wallace has suffered
considerable pain the past week from
frog felon on his hand.
One week from next Monday the
board of supervisors for st. Clair county
will convene at Port Huron.
Timothy Caster was down town
Tuesday in a wheel chair We are
pleased to see him around again.
Good road builders and tree planters
are helping along the good work OF
making Michigan better state to live
in.
Cephus Turner was out on the streets
Saturday much improved in health. II
is hoped by his friends that he will
soon recover.
The Wadhams postofiice is to be dis
continued after October II. Mail will
be sent to Port Huron and distributed
by rural carrier.
Members of the Michigan Women's
Press Association have spent the past
week i'm Harbor Beach, holding their
meetings in the club house at the
Resort.
DR.. Milbrandt will make his last trip
to Yale for awhile on Oct. 5. After
that date all who wish to consult him
or desire his services can see him at
! CrOswell.
Rosenthal & Carney, the new mana
gers of Central Hall, hereby notify all
who make practice of splitting on the
floor at entertainments that if it is
continued the offenders will be pro-
secuted.
Port Huron Daily Times James
Meleny, former resident of Brockway,
escaped from the Pontiac asylum Sept.
Is, and is supposed to be in the vicinity
of Port Huron. He was seen near
Brockway last Sunday.
The Expositor has heard several
complimentary remarks regarding the
high class shows the new management
of Central Hall are placing on the
boards for Yale people. Keep it up
boys and you may look for good crowds.
VIM. McAuley has recently purchased
a house and lot near Lexington on the
lake shore and moved over there Tues
day. The EXpositor is sorry to lose
such an estimable townsman but
wishes him every success in his new
home.
In conversation with Fred j. Wilt,
of Hotel de Martin, on saturday last
he said he had just returned from q
weeks visit to the state fair at Detroit.
He seemed well pleased with the ex-
hibition and remarked that Detroit
was the proper place to hold the state
fair.
The degree team of Brockway Lodge
No. $40, F&AM, drove to Capac Tues
day evening and conferred the master
mason degree on two members of the
lodge at that place. Our boys report a
royal good time and say that the broth
ers Of Capac are first class enter
tainers.
The complete rural free mail delivery
for st. Clair county will probably be
established in March or April. The
work has already been taken up by ;.
b. Daboll rural agent, who drives over
all the roads in the county and gives
everyone who is interested chance to
be heard.
Just as the little folks were all dress
ed to attend the birthday party of
Mildred Rub Tuesday the rain poured
in torrents. Little four-year-old Doro- !
thy Lacy was one of the disappointed
ones at the delay. She stepped to the
door when no one was around and with |
a very serious face looked up into the
weeping sky calling God, God, make
the rain stop. I'm all dressed up. If
you don't I'll spank you" Whether in
answer or otherwise the clouds rapidly
cleared away.
A new law, which went into effect
Sept. Is, provides that all children
between seven and under sixteen years
of age shall attend school as taught in
the district where they reside, the en-
tire school year. Parents falling to
comply with this law are liable to
fine, not less than five dollars nor more
than twenty five dollars or imprison-
ment not less than two days or more
than ninety days,or both in the discretion
of the court. In accordance with the
law list of all children of school age
who are not in school will be placed in
the hands of the proper officials this
week.
Hardly a night passes but the side
walk in front of the post-oflice is crowd
ed with men and boys who have no re-
gard for the rights of others, ladies es-
pecially. They gather there at mail
time, spit tobacco juice on the cement
walk, make ungentlemanly remarks
about ladies passing by and otherwise
make it unpleasant and offensive for
women who desire to enter the post
office. The EXpositOr would advise
that the practice be ceased and show
strangers visiting our town that we
are not made up of band of hoodlums.
The ones we have reference to that
congregate most regularly are those
who do not get letter once month.
The state fair held at Detroit last
week proved TO be a success both tinan
cially and otherwise. Since Detroit has
shown what she can do in the way of
entertaining and taking care of large
crowds the whole state joins hands in
saying that Detroit is the proper place
to hold the state fair. Every news
paper in Michigan last week published
a list of people attending the state fair.
Yale furnished a large number this
year. much greater than any previous
year, and we believe this to be the case
with other towns. Fred Postal, the
genial proprietor of the Griswold House
at Detroit, newly elected president of
the State Fair Association has several