The Yale expositor., 1906-06-08
Flag day June IA.


Thursday of next week.
Children's day will be observed in
the Presbyterian church next sunday.
Exercises by the little ones in the even
ing.
Chldren's Day exercises will be held
Sunday evening in the Brick Chapel,
by the scholars of the NJ. p. sunday
school.
The supervisors of the county will
go 10 Port Huron tomorrow and receive
the primary election supplies from the
county clerk.
Lester Clark drove to Saginaw last
Friday with 6-yearold horse which
he had sold for $3.50. lie returned by
train Saturday evening.
Nora Holden will lead the NJ. +
church Christian Endeavor at 4 p. IN.
next Sunday. Subject "Christian Edu-
cation National safeguard"
The ladies of the NJ II. church will
serve supper in Boards store Saturday
evening, June 9th from five until all
are served. Price 10 cts. All cordially
invited.
June IL is the date of the great Mae
cabee doings in Port Huron when the
new Modern Maccabee Temple will be
dedicated. On this date also occurs
the special election in Michigan.
Marshal MOntney wishes the Expos
itOr to say to the boys who are in the
habit of PLAYING ball OH the streets of
Yale that il the practice is not stopped
he will make some arrests. Let this he
warning boys.
Word WAS received OH "Wednesday of
this week that Allan q. Brown had
died Thursday evening, May 3lst at his
home i'm Los Angeles. Cal. Mr.. Brown
visited relatives and friends in Yale
about one year ago.
Tom Lett and Jim WhitwOrth are
again operating the hay press. Those
of you who want any fine work done
with the hay press give these gentle
men call. They will try and accom-
modate you but poor Kitty isn't i'll it,
Services at the Church of Christ next
sunday at the usual hours. Sunday
school at noon. j. :. Raum will speak
OH the following subjects:-"Jerusa-
LENS Penalty for Rejecting Christ" at
1920 a. m. Lecture "The Ideal Life"
at 1870 p. IN.
Friends of Irene Tappan, of st. Clair,
who has visited in Yale considerably,
will congratulate her upon her marriage
last week to Capt. b. Hagensen. The
wedding occurred in Windsor although
with the knowledge and appreciation
of the brides parents. Mrs. Hagensen
is niece of Judge Tappan.
The monthly social business meeting
of the Christian EndeavOr society Of
the Presbyterian church was held at
the manse on Monday evening. Bust
ness was transacted and amusement
furnished. Ice cream and cake was
served. All enjoyed the evening I'm the
new home of the pastor and family.
In this country the legal age for vOt.
ing is 81. Until that age a boy is a
minor, and SO is girl. There is a
popular belief that girl comes of age
at IL, but that is an error. The law
makes no distinction between the sexes,
and girl must have attained the age
of Il before she can inherit property,
own il in her own right, or make a
legal contract, except marriage.
Several Yale friends have received
invitations to the wedding of Rose
Graybiel and George Ii. Johnson which
will take place next Tuesday, June 18th
in Saginaw, where the bride has been
for some time in the employ of Barrie
Il Son and the groom in the store of
Jason Clark. They will make their
home In that city. All Yale friends
extend heartiest Of congratulations.
IL. Wilcox an old and highly re-
spected resident of Greenwood town
ship, died at the home OF his son Frank
on Thursday of last week and was
buried in the Spring Hill cemetery on
Sunday, Rev. l.. Clark officiating. A
wife and several children survive. De-
ceased for number of years resided
near Deford in Tuscola county but
about a year ago his son persuaded him
to come and make his home with him
in Greenwood.
About one hundred of Will Camp
bells friends and neighbors assembled
at his farm in Lynn township five miles
west and one mile south of Yale on
Tuesday of this week, the occasion
being barn raising. The day was
rather rainy one but there was clear
weather enough i'm the afternoon to
put up the frame. Mrs. Campbell
served good, hearty supper which was
much enjoyed by all present. Yale
was well represented at the raising.
A sad accident occurred near san
dusky last week Thursday morning
when Alex q. Mann was struck by an
engine on the Sandusky branch and
instantly killed. Mr. Mann was walk
ing on the track from Sandusky to his
home i'm Berkshire and being afflicted
with deafness, did not hear the engine
coming until too late. Deceased was
postmaster and station agent at Berk-
shire and also kept general store. He
was nephew of George Mann of Yale.
The funeral was held in Port Huron OH
Saturday.
Moses Burns, representing the Trues.
del Marble * Granite Works of Port
Huron, has sold some very fine monu-
ments to people of Yale and vicinity.
Previous to Decoration day beautiful
Barre Granite Monument was placed in
ElmwOod cemetery on the Rapley lot
in memory of Thos. Rapley deceased.
Other jobs were sold to Mrs. Hattie
Hisey, Mrs. Lavona Hamilton and
George Regain The Truesdel Co. have
large works i'm Port Huron and employ
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