The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-06-29

for the - few days but Is much bet
The TOG club was entertained 10y
Eva Francis on Tuesday evening. a
good time is reported by all.
We are having beautiful summer
weather this week. Garden stun is
coming right along after the cold,
rainy spells.
The monthly meeting of the Home
and Foreign Missionary society will be
held with Mrs. McColl Friday after
noon, July g.
Sandy Teller, a veteran of the Civil
War, has moved from the farm to our
city. lie now occupies the house just
north of Geo. Coughs.
A Sunday school basket picnic will
be held at the grove just south of
Lakeport on July 9TH. All schools are
cordially invited to unite in having a
good time.
Rev. w. +. Oliver, of Riley Centre,
will exchange pulpits with the Rev. W.
II. Cole. of the NJ. Z. church ON sun
day next Everyone is cordially invit-
ed to be present
The tall weeds aud high grass in the
bitches and along the walks should be
cut down. We are city now and this
country style looks out Of place, be
sides it's nuisance.
Mosquitoes are numerous these even
ings and SO are their bites. The recent
wet weather has probably been the
cause of their many numbers. Ammo
MIA is good sOlace for the stings.
Frank Baxter returned from Hiram
College on Monday Just before he
left he had the misfortune 10 fall and
break his COLLAR bone The break is
now getting along as well as could he
expected.
VIM. \. Cavanagh is at the county
seat this week attending a session of
the board of supervisors. Mr. Cayan
agh received the appointment on the
equalization committee one at the most
important
Three specials now leave Port IIu-
ron on the Rapid Railway at the fol-
lowing times: 80 a. M, 1890 p. m,
and $40 D.. m. The running time be
tween Port Huron and Detroit is TO be
two hours and 80 minutes,
Mrs. Eva Black has placed on sale in
her millinery shop the celebrated Al
len toilet preparations and now has
complexion powder, skin food and hair
restOrer for the ladies. She would like
to haye you call aud get samples.
Six farmers Institutes will be held
in 1t. Clair County in January. .JeddC,
Adair, Lambs, Columbus, Ira and Port
Huron are the lucky places. If salts
factory arrangements can he made a
two days institute will be held in Port
Huron.
Mayme Currier entertained about
twenty friends, Monday evening in
honor of Cecil Currier, Alva Hart,
Chas. Ferguson, and Carl Gochrane, of
Almont. Sherbet, lemonade, waters,
and cake We're served, \ good time
was had by all.
Services at the Church of Christ next
sunday at the usual hours. Sermon
subjects as follows: 1870 A. NJ. THE
Message of Christ to the Church at
Smyrna or the Reward of Fidelity"
$50 L. NJ. The Secrets of Soul Winn-
ing" sunday school at noon.
Just as we are going to press we
learn that our worthy merchant, Chas.
FOnsford of the firm of Newell 4
POnsfOrd, Is away on his wedding trip
having married Saginaw lady on
Wednesday. Here's hoping their we'd
ded life may he one of happiness and
prosperity.
While DR. Pollock was OH his way To
| Brown City OH Monday to attend the
ball game, the crankshaft of his auto
went wrong because Of an insufficient
! supply of oil. The auto could not
climb hill so the Dr. turned around
and came back the six miles he had
gone. He was very thankful not to
have to walk, or to be pulled into town
! by horsepower.
Hazel Moore, Clara Andreae, and
Elizabeth Parkinson leave this (Fri
day morning for Wequetonsing where
they will wait on table at summer
resort. Vera Wallace leaves Oh Mon.
day next for the same place. 1t is said
that they are engaged till the middle
of September but there's no telling how
long they will remain. 1t would be
well to watch the freight trains care
fully.
On Monday the Middleton home
stead was made most glad by the as
semblng OF all of Mrs. Jannette Mid
dletOn's children, except James of De
trOit The event celebrated was Mrs.
MiddletOn's 18th birthday. She was
the recipient of nice Morris chair and
StNtIGl tlHtl useful y uC-
lghtful repast was served To her chill
dren. grandchildren, and great grand
children. 4 fully enjoyed the event
and wish Mrs. Middleton many more
such happy birthdays.
Fred Wilt. the enterprisng propri-
etOr of Hotel DeMartin, held barn
raising on saturday last at his farm,
two miles north and - mile east of
Old Brockway. The barn is 46x54 feet
and when completed will make one of
the best and neatest in the country. IL
will be great improvement to his
already fine farm of one hundred acres.
About l15 persons were present at the
raising After the labOrs were over
bountiful repast was provided for
the workers by Mr. and Mrs. Wilt. An
excellent time is reported by all.
The three new Rapid cars, which will
he used on the route between Port HUI
ron and Detroit are of the multiple
control pattern. These cars are differ
ent from the ordinary type as they may
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