The Yale expositor., 1906-09-28

Twenty eight years ago last week
the first issue of paper at Marlette
was published. II was called The In
dex and Rev. ID. W. Hammond was the
editor. Hubhell, the present editor of
what is now the Leader, gives his peO-
pie the best kind of paper and starts
on the 18th year full of courage.
Mrs. VIM. II. l,allentine was quite
seriously injured at the depot in Yale
week ago Wednesday on her return
from Flint and has since been laid up
from her injuries at the home of her
daughter Mrs. f.. III. Drake. The old
lady has SO far recovered as to be able
to go to her home on kenneiick street.
If you hold "A dime close to the eye
and a dollar a little way from the dime
you cannot see the dollar because the
dime so completely Obscures your Wis
ion. So it is with the man who per-
mits the price of advertising to obscure
his vision so that he cannot see the re-
suits ten times the amOunt just the
other side. Remove the obstruction to
your vision and send us your copy.
The two hose companies were called
out by false alarm of fire on Satur
day afternoon. The companies met i'm
front of Burt n Griswold's store, no
one knowing what or where the fire
was. j. |. Rosenthal acted as captain
of the hook and ladder CO., and started
out to save lives. He had hard time
of il, being hustled up the street hang
ing onto the tail end of the wagon,
drawn by his fast company.
Samuel Reichard, of Greenwood. has
decided to move to Upland, Cali, about
45 miles east of Los Angeles, on the
Santa Fe road. where he will make his
home for a time at least. The move is
being made on account of the i'll health
of his family. Ii the climate out there
agrees with them Mr.. Reichard will sell
his farm in Michigan and invest in
property i'm California. The family eX
poets to leave in about four weeks.
About twenty young people gathered
at the home of Mary Brown OH Thurs
day evening in honor of Myra Wilson,
who will soon depart for Port Hope.
Games and other amusements made the
time pass quickly. A luncheon of
sandwiches, dOughnuts and coffee was
enjoyed by all. Before separating Miss
Wilson was presented with an elegant
bOnbon dish as "a token of the esteem
of the young people. A good time is
reported.
Geo. BrOwnlee, who has managed the
harness business for Fred Brueck jr.,
for the past year or more, resigned his
position Saturday last and in about a
month will go on the road as a travel
ing salesman for a large eastern har-
ness and saddlery house. George has
made host of friends in Yale all of
whom join the ExpositOr in wishing
him every success. Arthur McKerrach-
er, of Saginaw, is the new manager OF
the harness business here. He is
young man of good business ability
and comes here well recommended.
People living two miles to the north
of Us experienced a smart shower of
rain on Wednesday for which they are
indeed grateful. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carless had spent the day at his moth
er's just west of here. In driving home
that evening both remarked that they
wished il would rain, no rain water for
four weeks and roads thick with dust.
Nearing home their surprise was deep
when the highway became almost mud
dy and water flowed in the bitches on
either side. ut must have rained,"
both exclaimed and they found IL was
true. Their rain barrels were over
flowing. Yale is still dry.