The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-07-06
Haying now on.
Cherries are ripe.
Good corn weather.

! July nth
say Dear reader how about your
subscription?
The good advertiser helps the town
while helping himself.
Al Sponenburgh is clerking in j. G.
Holden's clothing store.
The Epworth League will hold no
meetings during July and August.
sun Bros worlds progressive rail
road shows at Yale, Friday, July 20.
Judge Law has sold his Wood street
house and lot in Yale to James
McColl.
Come to Yale Friday, July 20, and
see sun Bros worlds progressive rail
road shows.
Bicycles have no business on the
sidewalks. Mr.. Marshal, keep your
eye on them.
\ large number of people from our
city enjoyed the cool breeZeS at Lake
port on the Fourth.
Charles Blackboard, of Toledo, last
week sold his house and lot on Mill
street to +. +, Pratt.
Chas Tunis is laid up with muscular
rheumatism of the back, and is unable
work in the grist mill.
There is one thing You can depend
upon. If you buy an automobile peo-
pie will talk about you.
J. G. Holdens Mechanic street resi-
dence has received fresh coat of
paint. Alfred Kidd is doing the work.
Jerry b. Paisley has added two cigar
lighters to the office and bar of The
/ Paisley They are fed from the gas
machine recently installed.
4 crew of men were busy on the
streets the past week cutting the weeds
and now our public thoroughfares pre-
sent much better appearance.
Ephriam Mitchell has just completed
stone foundation for fine bank
barn, Bikes feet, on the farm of viii
/ Fletcher. south and east of Yale.
The carpenters have finished shing-
ling the roof of James Sweets new
dwelling house and the work on the in
terror is being pushed with vigor
Beginning next Monday evening all
of the millinery stores in Yale will
close each evening at 500 o'clock with
the exception of saturday evenings.
The NYB club enjoyed themselves
hugely at a lawn party and picnic sup
per given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Rounds 4th of July afternoon.
Justin Cavanagh has been busy this
week repainting the front of the Yale
state Bank building and Fred Math.
ews' residence Both places are much
improved.
People going away for the summer
can have the Exposition sent to their
addresses without extra charge Drop
a card TO the circulation department or
telephone 56
The TOG club entertained their gen-
tlemen friends at the home of Eva
Francis on Wednesday evening.
About fifteen were present Icecream
and nabscos were Served.
j. II. Patton, of Almont, will preach
To the Church of Christ and all inter
ested in gospel truths in the Brick
Chapel on sunday July Sth, at 800 and
$50 p. IN. Come and listen.
Elder Miller, of Adrain, will preach
/ to the Orangemen and Others at the
West Brockway church, on sunday
morning, July s, at 1920 o'clock sharp.
The public cordially invited.
Chas a. Ward of Evanston, ILL.,, be
queathed to the city of Port Huron
! $1,000 to provide for a public drinking
! fountain. lie gave like amount TO
! Battle Creek for the same purpose.
/ Vet Rounds, while plastering II. &.
/ McLaughlin's new house, fell from
scaffold. striking on his side and break
ing couple of his ribs. 1t is only
short time ago that Vet had a similar
experience.
/ Grant Holden has placed i'm his drug
store fine line of jewelry, including
clocks, watches, etc. Adam Wakes,
| formerly of Harbor Beach, skilled
artisan, is in charge of this new de-
/ partment.
AS usual Yale was very quiet place
on the Fourth. \ large number OF its
citizens either took in the celebrations
at nearby towns, or rested quietly
along the shores Of Lake Huron, or else
along the banks of Mill Creek.
/ DR.. W. q. Wight and Charles Rounds
are in Detroit and Walkerville in the
! interests of the Yale Canning Compa-
NY. They are looking up what ma
chinery will be necessary to convert
/ the refuse from the factory into alcO-
| hol.
! A carrier pigeon came to the farm
of j Ohm Gleason three miles north and
one mile west of Yale on sunday last.
Mr.. Gleason and Tom Dorsey caught
the bird which is marked with band OH
/ leg We l905-51. Owner can have same
! by calling at the farm.
The Melvin Monitor Pilot after an
eventful career of two years has at last
quit. Lack of patronage is the cause
given by the editor In the last edi-
ton he says. 1--WE gave the field a fair
and square trial and failed, being no
bucker but in this case a gutter"
A steampipe in the Canning factory
burst Tuesday morning creating quite
a disturbance. The factory had been
running about an hour, when all at
once with roar, escaping steam filled
| the room. The steam was shut off
Immediately no harm being done.
At the meeting of the high court of
Michigan Independent Order of For
esters, held in Lapeer last week, Jesse
! A. Rapley, of our city, was elected
/ high counsellor. Il. II. Parkinson was
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