The Yale expositor., 1906-06-22
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Methodist Protestant church is now in
progress.
Aileen, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. III. Learmont is sick with
bronchitis.
Rains have come in abundance the
past week and the growing crops are
shooting right ahead.
Several of the teachers of our public
schools are attending examinations III
Port Huron this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lane are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of an eight pound
baby girl born on Wednesday.
A district Sunday school basket
picnic will be held at Lakeport July
It'll You are invited TO he there.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs +. +.
! Fead has been seriously i'll the past
week with bronchitis but all are glad
to learn that he is now improving.
Mrs. +. a. Griswold leads the EpwOrth
/ League at NJ. +. church next Sunday at
6 p. m. Subject surprised People"
The Port Huron Times states that
! Rev. Thomas DUR will spend the sum-
mer in Canada in hopes of recuperat-
| ing his health. His family 60 with
! him.
Next Wednesday is the regular meet
/ ing of Camp Yale W. q. W. and every
member is earnestly requested to come
out as important business is To be trans
acted.
Mrs. j. +. Staley and the Single
! Dozen gave breakfast at the home of
Mrs. Staley sunday morning to Polly
! Williams. 1t Was a pleasant and happy
surprise to the bride-tO-be.
Free song recital given by the pupils
of Mrs. Il. 1t. George Fades at Method
list Episcopal church, Monday, July I'd,
beginning at 500 o'clock. Everybody
cordially invited To attend.
q. W. Gardner has purchased the
wood working tools and outfit in con
nection with II. II. Menerey's black
smith shop and is now ready TO do
work in his line Give him call when
in need of repairing.
The l.. Il. :. will meet with Mrs.
James Pearce next Wednesday after
noon. All please attend as this will he
the last meeting for two months. y
report of work done will he given and
future plans discussed.
The st. Clair County canvassing
board met in Port Huron this week
and canvassed the vote at the recent
| primary election. The board consists
of Isaac i. Green, Wales; John Kingot,
/ Mussey and Geo. l.. Harvey, Port HUI
| ron.
Next sunday morning Church of
! Christ pastor j. =. Raum will begin a
series of devotional studies in the first
. three chapters of Revelation the first
! being THE Message Of Christ to the
Church at Ephesus" or "The Loss of
! First Love"
\ teachers institute will open at the
| Washington school building, Port HUI
ron on July q, and last four weeks.
/ superintendent W. +. Lewis of the city
/ schools and the state normal teachers
will act as the instructors. 1t is expect
| ed that large number of teachers will
| be in attendance.
Fred Brueck, of saginaw, was in
Yale yesterday. He lately purchased
the Malloy lot OH the north of Geo.
Mclntyre's brick block and is thinking
of securing Steve WindsOr's lot next to
Jacob Miller's. If Mr.. Brueck secures
! this property he will without doubt
! build thereon soon.
JUG T.. WIN DOIuS lOIlu
! the building adjacent to Geo. Mclntyre's
! implement wareroOms, has had SPLEEN
did run of work this spring. Joe is a
/ first class blacksmith having received
/ his training under the direction of Lew
/ III. Armstrong. If you have any work
10 do in his line try him.
BY order of the Republican state
Central Committee, the date for the
Republican state convention of 1905,
heretofore called to meet in the city Of
Detroit, is changed to July 81, 1905.
County conventions, to choose dele
gates TO this State convention, will be
held OH the 18th day of June, 1905, the
day heretofore designated.
Geo. Cough has lately added a large
stock of the latest style furniture,
making an assortment you will not
find in many miles travel Besides the
correct styles he has the right prices.
II you contemplate buying furniture
don't invest your money without seeing
the beautiful stock carried by Mr..
Cough. lie will be only too glad to
show you his line.
Thos. Wharton and Vim. III. Fletcher
during the past week purchased the
largest clip of wool sold in Yale in ten
years of \. c. Ferguson of near Lester
vile. The total weight was 1850
pounds and the price paid for same
was 26 cents. Mr. Ferguson is brother
of our own Daniel and is successful
farmer and stock raiser OH Route No. 2
Capac.
Just before Grant Macarthur left for
the west Friday morning he assembled
| the remainder of the old crowd at
Jones gallery and had them "shot."
j dusty" Mcdonald enjoyed the distinc-
ton of being the only one living, out
of the original crowd, that has failed to
learn that two can live as cheap as
one" this is probably due to the fact
that he also is the only one that has to
spend his loose change for hair grower.
Frank Tucker, with a company of 10
people, will hold the boards of Central
Hall beginning this friday evening
and continuing for four nights. a
change of play each evening. Mr..
Mr. Tucker has been i'm Yale before