The Yale expositor., 1906-08-31
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Some of the farmers have their
threshing done and have commenced
fall blowing.
Dan Ferguson has purchased team
of mules from II. u. Wharton which
he uses on the ice wagon.
A large number of people from Yale
and vicinity will attend the State Fair
at Detroit the coming week.
We wish to thank Mrs. George Car
less for the fine mess of cabbage and
cncumbers which we received from her
Wednesday,
Has it been hot enough for you the
past week? 'Twont be long before
you will be exclaiming SIS il cold
enough for y0u?"
We are glad to see Yale's Creamery
industry prospecting. Ii is doing a fine
business at present and is keeping five
wagons on the road.
There will be union services of the
Presbyterians and Methodists in the
M. +. Church next Sunday evening.
Rev. &. ID. Ellis will preach.
The open season for ducks this year
commences Saturday, Sept. /. Ducks
may be shot one half hour before sun
rise and one half hour after sunset.
The Exposition office has received a
sample copy of the Eastern Star Jour
nal, published at Grand Rapids. Ii is
monthly pamphlet and well gotten
up.
We have received IA complimentary
ticket to the Both annual fair and races
to be held at North Branch, Sept. 26,
q and 20, for which we return many
thanks.
Work has been commenced by VIM.
Nugent on the cement walks. The
start was made OH east side of Main
street, from Dr. Wight's place proceed
ing nOrthward.
John Wiltshire, of Lynn, has bought
the Isaac Burgey farm opposite the
Elliott NJ. Il. church, of Frank Abbott
and Jacob ;. Wilmer, executors of the
estate of the late Isaac Burgey.
The rural carriers of st. Clair county
will hold their semi-annual convention
in Yale next Monday, Sept 3, when
the local carriers will handsomely en-
terrain the visiting brethren and their
wives
The harvest supper given by the
men of the NJ. +. church Oh Tuesday
evening last in III. +. Boards vacant
store was success in every way. 1t
was well patrOniZed and melted the
men S32.
A meeting of the teachers of st.
Clair county will be held at the Wash
ington school building tomorrow, sat
urday, September |, for the purpose of
receiving instructions from the county
commissioners.
Several Expositor subscribers have
gladdened the heart and replenished
the pocket book of the publisher dur
ing the past week by paying their sub
scriptiOns. We are not overloaded
with what is known as "filthy lucre''
yet.
The Yale Canning Co. wish to say to
farmers that they are ready to receive
corn and will start up the machinery
in the factory the first of next week.
Bring in your corn Immediately. Any
boys or girls desiring work can secure
employment.
The Rapley Real Estate Exchange
has made some real estate deals of late
and have others on tap. The Mrs.
DOrse farm of 40 acres was sold tO
Mrs. Carter, of Hamilton. Ont, and the
Joseph StanZel 40 acre farm was sold
to Jerry Mathews.
The Newell Furniture company, of
Yale, has filed articles of association
with the county clerk. The stock
holders are Edward Newell, John
Newell and George Mcintyre. The
company is now doing business in
their building which has been rebuilt
since the Harris 4 Newell fire. The
firm has a splendid location and al
ready fine trade.
With last weeks issue. the jefferson
ian, published by Filwock X Morrison,
at Croswell, started on its 49th year
and if we are any Judge, il is improv-
ing with age. Each week the news Of
the city and surrounding country is
written up In all interesting manner.
We compliment the publishers on get
ting up rs readable a paper rs can he
found in the state and also on receiv-
ing liberal patronage from the mer-
chants of the city.
We would like to suggest to the JAM
tors of the churches that the bells be
run1 for Sunday services alternately,
having certain one always to begin
and the others to follow i'm their turn,
say four strokes each. Ii would GER
tainly sound far better than the jangle
which they now make all ringing to-
gether. We have some nice sounding
bells but the tones are too mixed To
produce the harmony they would If
sounded alone. What do you Think
A family reunion was held in the
woods on VIM. Murray's place near
Melvin on Saturday, August 18th.
Provisions were taken along and a
hearty meal was enjoyed by all present.
The families represented were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Stanley and children, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Murray, Melvin; Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright, Port Huron; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Snyder and two daughters, Mt.
Pleasant; Mr.. and Mrs. Reyes, Brock
way; Rev. J. A. Thompson, wife and
family, of Yale. Ii was an ideal day
and very pleasant time was spent.
None who last season witnessed the
superb performance of Clarence Ben
nett's Incompatible drama "The Holy
City," have forgotten the wealth of act
ing, allegory, music and spectacle then
presented, and great is the interest