The Yale expositor., 1906-09-21
Local and Otherwise.
.iIlinery openings Satnrday.


Special meeting of OES on Wednes-
day, Sept. ~. Initiation. Called to or
der at $50 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McKeith's ba-
/ by has been very i'll the past week with
cholera infantum.
We return thanks to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. G.. Ranger for late copies of the
Charlevoix Courier
Bruce Lothian is the new clerk in
the Yale Clothing House, All Sponen-
burg having resigned.
The Yale Canning Go. wish to buy
all good, sound, sour apples none to
be under 2ls inches in diameter.
We wish to thank Samuel Reichard
for the basket of fine apples he brought
us last week We thoroughly enjoyed
them.
Elder j. III. Patton will preach in the
Brick Chapel to the Church Sunday,
Sept. % at 3 and 7:S0 p. m. Come and
listen to him.
The Epworth League meeting will
be especially interesting next Sunday
evening. Everybody invited. Mabelle
Herbert, Leader.
Thanks to the Secretary of the I'm
lay City Ag'l Society for compliments
ry tickets to the 18th annual fair to be
held Oct. 2, 3, and 4.
If YOU wish to take good lesson in
travelling, attend the Union Depot on
Friday night. Admission - and 25cts.
~ extra for reserved seats.
Mrs. j. +. Beavis will entertain all
members of the LBS at a coffee next
/ No. Aax Of ar no
present. Sewing for bazaar.
+. Ii. VanDorn has purchased Low
ell MunrOe's residence OH Mechanic
street. Benz. Evans and family will
move therein the first of next week.
+. Il. Palmer in card dated Sept.
%. sends us the information that he
leaves Chicago for Seattle, that even
ing at 1925. He goes by way of San
Francisco.
John Jones has entered upon new
branch of photography, that of making
postals. lie is putting out some fine
ones. You ought to have some for
souvenirs.
There will be a social meeting of the
Pomona Grange held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Carlyle on Thurs
day evening, Sept. q. Everybody in
vited 10 attend.
Ed. Sheehy shipped a carload OF
stock to Buffalo last Saturday. Ed
has been buying stock i'm this section
of the country for several years and he
pays the farmers good prices.
John l.. Fead and son, whose knit.
ting mills in Lexington were burned
recently, are in Yale today comforting
with our business men in view of To-
eating their establishment here.
Alfred Kidd, who has been in Yale
for the past two years following the
vocation of painter. moved with his
family to Detroit this week. The Ex-
positOr wishes him success in his new
location.
Yale won the baseball game with
Smiths Greek. played at Avoca on
saturday last. by score Of too. Our
boys hit the smiths Creek pi'cher at
will, securing "a number of triples and
doubles.
1t is expected that horses will go bet
ter than two minutes in a race at Lex
ingtOn. Ky, this fall. IL is also expect
ed that the track record of the state
will be broken at the Port Huron races
September %, 20, %, and %, 1905.
Our svmpathies are with Editor
Smith, of the Deekerville Recorder
who lost his all in the big fire last
week. The Sanilac County Republican
is printing the Recorder which will he
at home again as soon as necessary
machinery and fixtures can he gotten
together.
Wallace Adams has field of ensil-
age corn, acres i'm all, that beats any
thing we have ever seen. When stand
ing the stalks measured on an average
of thirteen feet. Last week Mr.. AID.
ans cut the crop and the shocks look
like small hay stacks scattered about
the field.
The Detroit conference of Methodist
Episcopal churches is being held this
week beginning Thursday at Ishpem.
ing. Because of the large number OF
ministers and their wives present the
hotels can not accommodate all and the
citizens are being called upon To help
This they are cheerfully doing 10y
throwing open their homes.
The announcement that reduced
rates will be given on all railroads 10
the Port Huron race meet, September
%, 26, %, and %. will be hailed with
delight by the people living i'm the ad
jacent and surrounding cities and
towns. This will be the last oppOrtu
nifty of the season to see the harness
racers Ia action and lovers of this kind
of sport should embrace it. A one
third rate is promised by the railroads
and tickets will be good for the fouI
days.
Frank Presl y. clerk in Harry Wat
ermails store at Peck, met with seri
Gus az, ldrnt on Friday last as he wa:
taking Il load of freight from Yale t.
Peck. II is hardly known how the ac
cident happened but il Is thought thai
some of the boxes must have fallen of
the front, soaring the horses into run
and throwing Presley off, where he wa,
tramped upon and run over by tn,
wagon. II was at first thought that hs
would not recover but later indications
point more favOrably.
The evolutionary recital given b,