The Yale expositor., 1905-10-13
Cider time, by jing.
Grapes are plentiful.
Winter is not far OFF.

Grapes are plentlful.
Winter is not far OFF.
Harvest has been bountiful.
Threshing is nearly finished.
Squirrel season opens on the 18th.
Potatoes are scarce and prices high.
Fall fairs have had fine weather so
far
The Marine City Reporter sports a
new head.
Sunday was an ideal summers day,
in regard to heat.
Roads throughout the country are in
excellent condition.
Buy your goods at home and help
build up your home city.
Farmers should wear their Sunday
smiles every day this year, sure.
The Canning Company want six
girls at once. Apply at factory.
Our stores are well worth a visit
with their array of new fall goods.
Sunday evening services at the Pres
byterian church begin at seven o'clock
now.
Bills are out announcing the annual
$500 excursion to Chicago the end of
this month.
II. f. Beard is having the interior of
his store building painted. Justin
Cavanagh is doing the job.
Fred +. Montney and family have
moved from Port Huron to Detroit
where Fred has secured employment.
The circuit court jurymen will go to
Port Huron October 23rd instead of the
10th as previously announced in this
paper.
A crew of men are at work in Yale
rebuilding and repairing the telephone
lines and the capacity Of the exchange
will be doubled.
The LBS of the Presbyterian church
will meet with Mrs. w. B. Ballentine
next week Wednesday afternoon. Light
refreshments will be served. Bring ten
cents.
The Rapley Real Estate Exchange
| during the past week sold the j. B.
| Eounglove farm just east of Yale TO
| Henry Doelle. Other sales are expected
to be made soon.
In our item last week regarding the
New England supper given by the
! Disciple church, we were mistaken in
the amount of the proceeds, which
were S12 instead of $50.
The weather during September and
thus far in October has been most
beautiful and il is hoped that the
weather man will favor us with con-
tinuation of this autumn weather.
The ExpOsitor was mistaken last
week in mentioning the sale of of j. c.
McKenna's farm. 1t should have read
that he sold his entire farm of 200
acres to Chas. Schmidt, Of Mayville.
For the purpose of adding new sub
scriGers to the EXpositor list we will
send our paper from now until January
1907 for only 800. Take advantage Of /
this liberal offer 10y subscribing at once. /
Myron Williams pitched a fine game
of ball at Sandusky Wednesday. The |
contesting teams were Sandusky and /
Lexington, the score being l3 to 0 in |
favor of the former team. for which .
Myron was slab artist.
The ladies of the NJ. p. church will |
hold their annual harvest home supper |
this evening, from five o'clock till all /
are served, in the Samuel White build |
ing Main street. a fine meal can be .
had for 25c. Everybody welcome.
Supervisor Cavanagh is member of |
two important committees of the board !
of supervisors that Of equalization and !
county officers salaries. Supervisor /
Vincent, of Greenwood, is also a mem |
Der of the committee on equalization. |
Art Schlegelmlch and wife are now |
living in their new house lately pur- |
chased of Andrew DePeel in the south |
part Of the city. viii Cooper and wife |
are now occupying the Mrs. Granger |
house lately vacated by Mr.. and Mrs |
Schlegelmlch.
Chas. Rounds is very much pleased |
with the success of the Majestic exhibit |
tion given at his hardware store scent |
ly. Sales of stoves were made during |
the week to the amount of $500. Mr.. |
Rounds has fine display of the best |
makes of stoves and invites those who |
contemplate buying to see his line.
The managers of the Yale Canning |
Company wish us to announce that |
they will pay from 40 to 60 cents per |
hundred for sound apples, and want all |
they can get This is a good price, |
considering the fact that the apples
don't need to be hand picked, and are |
all taken. Bring in what you have,
and besides getting high prices you |
help q home industry.
Three Yale boys were out after |
chicken Sunday night, intending to |
have roast. They got the goods all
right, and made start for the creek,
where the chef was awaiting them,
with good fire on, but some one was
mean enough to chase them up the |
back alley, and in the excitement the |
hens got away. We wish you better |
luck next time boys.
We have n handsome school building |
set in a very pretty yard, with many
nice trees. Why not go little farther |
and next year have several flower beds |
in different shapes around the building |
which will certainly add greatly to the |
whole appearance, besides giving the |
pupils an aesthetic education which it |
would do no harm to develop and cul- |
tivate. Nearly every mother would be
glad to contribute few seeds or slips |
of plants.