The Yale expositor., 1906-09-14

| meet your Irlenu 1T the Union Depot
Friday Sept %. City Opera House.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give l5c supper in two
weeks. Remember.
Phil Beadle is digging cellar under
his house on Mary street, and is grad
ing and leveling his lawn.
The Epworth League held IA social
and pleasant meeting at the home Of
Edith Holden last evening.
Max, little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. +.
Fead, fell down some steps this week
and broke bone Of his arms near the
shoulder.
The Capac Agricultural Society will
hold its twenty-seventh annual fair on
Sept. 25-2627. Novelties and special
attractions have been secured for this
fair, one of the best in the state.
Sandy Teller says that he cannot re-
member when we ever had such eX
tremely hot weather as that of July
and August. He is past 50 years of
age and has an unusually good memo
ry for man of his age.
Drake * Weymouth have moved
from the Office in the EXpositOr build
ing to the suite of rooms over Mathews
~ Wight's corner drug store. These
rooms have been reprinted and redeco-
rated and will give this firm better and
larger quarters for their increasing law
business.
The thanks Of the editor is due to
John Windsor, secretary, for Il cOmpli-
mentary ticket to the race meeting to
be held at Brown City, Sept, 1919. \
splendid program has been arranged
for both days and you will find suili-
cient entertainment each day. BE sure
to attend
Five hundred ministers aid their
wives will meet at lshpeming next
Tuesday where the Detroit conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church will
be held. Bishop McCabe will preside
over this body. Rev. J. A. Thompson
will leave next Monday evening for
conference
Rev. :. j. Reed, the Free Methodist
minister in our city, has been removed
to Marine City by order of the last con
ference. He will move his goods this
week and his family will leave Mon
day. Rev. f. b. Call of Iarbor Beach,
the new minister, will arrive Monday.
His children are already here attending
high school.
Deckerville is in hard luck this week
On Monday fire destroyed $4,000 worth
of property and then was stayed only
by brick wall. The fire is supposed
to have been set by an incendiaTy.
The hotel Recorder block, market.
postollice, Farmers bank, auditorium,
drug store and other losses are report
ed. This will be a big set back to the
town.
Talking about freaks, the one that
ought to take the prize belongs to g..
III. Green. Ii is a pig, or rather has the
shape of one. The SOW gave birth TO a
litter of seven. This one which is the
smallest weighs only eleven ounces
and its body behind the fOrelegs can be
spanned with the thumb and first fin
ger. 1t eats, squeals and acts like all
the rest
VIM. Williams and wife started on a
trip July 81, TO the western part of the
state. They drove to West Branch and
then TO Manistee and down the shores
of Lake Michigan. One night they
camped on the shores of Bear Lake
which is Within 3 miles of the coast.
They returned home on Sept. IL look
ing well, and having enjoyed their trip
in buggy immensely
The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN church
held very pleasant gathering Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. II. &. Me
Laughlin. Ii was decided by the la
dies in planning their years work that
a bazaar would be held the first week
in December. Though entailing Il
large amount of work, the one given
last year being SO successful financially
the LBS has courage to try another
Icecream and cake was served during
the evening.
Married, on the 18th of August at
the home of the groom's parents in
Cleveland, Ohio, Ida Law, of Yale,
and Fred Loebs. The bride was
gowned i'm pretty white suit of chiffon
batiste and was attended by a sister of
the groom. A brother was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loebs made their we'd
ding trip to Toledo and will reside at
1916 Courtly ST.. Cleveland. Ida was
wellknown in Yale her home being
here most of her life and her friends
wish her all happiness and prosperity
possible.
We clip the following from the Jack
son Citizen Press, of Monday Sept. 10:
Cough, Il youngster of only Is sum
mers, has everything and in 1907 will
be valuable asset as a pitcher" "For
three more innings Cough held the Wis
itors safely, then In catching a ball he
hurt his hand, and Deneau went To the
center of the diamond" In the game
Sunday. reference to which is made
above, Irwin pitched 6 innings, allow
ing but hits, and | run. lie also
struck ont two men. Isn't "our boy
coming, though!
Thompson's Glove-litting corsets for
sale at the Bon-TOn.
New samples of linoleum and oil
cloths at John Hutton's.
The Bon-Ton is the name of IlOl-
den x Rounds new store.
Remember Mrs. Blacks millinery
opening, Saturday, Sept. %.
Fall showing of millinery, saturday,
Sept %, at Mrs. Eva Blacks.
New Samples of hard coal burners to
look at. See John Hutton's line.
Sl,40 will buy set of asbestos irons
at HnttOn's on Sept. II; this day only,
Burt & GrisWold are disDlayinQ a