The Yale expositor., 1906-10-05
Local and Otherwise.

Kate Sheehy is assisting in the Yale
State Bank at present.
LBS meets with Mrs. W. b. Ballen-
tine next Wednesday. Coffee.
Mrs. Bryce, of Deckerville, will
spend the winter with her son, viii
Bryce.
Owing to lack of time the school
notes had to he omitted. They will be
published next week.
A number from Yale took in the
fair at Inlay city on October 3, 4 and
}. All report "A good time.
The new paper published this week
at Melvin by A. II. Patterson will he
issued as the Melvin Gazette.
A regular meeting of the WoOdmen
of the Word next Wednesday evening.
Every member requested To he present.
Mrs. Chas. Rounds goes to Lansing
on Tuesday as a delegate to the Grand
Chapter of OES which meets in that
city next week.
Jas. Sweet and family are occupying
their new home having moved this
week. Floyd Ryno now occupies the
house vacated by Mr.. Sweet.
Announcement has just been made
of the marriage of Ruby LOwrie and j.
Riley Worden, in Sarnia, July ID, 1906.
Miss Lowrie is former Yale girl.
The iurymen from Yale i'm the Octo-
Der term of court are: ID. \. McKeith
from 1st ward: y. b. Herbert from 2nd
ward; and BARLEY McNulty from Bird
ward.
Mrs. Mary Bell, whose home was
near Yale some seven years ago but
who since has been away, has returned
and now occupies her own house north
of the depot.
Duncan Mckenzie brought into the
Office this week "A spray with several
apple blossoms on it. In driving thru
the country we notice many trees bear
ing blossoms.
X. H. Menerey has been drawn as a
Grand Juror for the eastern district of
Michigan. Bob will leave for Detroit
where the district court will be in SEES
sion. on the 18th of October.
The policy which the late Mrs. II. +.
Beard held in the LOTMM has been
paid SO promptly that the children of
Mrs. Beard desire to express their graf
itude to the Lady Maccabees for their
interest in the matter,
G.. G.. Burt. of the firm of Burt X
GriSwOld, has bought the north lot
with the two cottages from ID. Il. Saw,
yer and has moved into the house vacat-
ed by \. Kidd and family. The one
where Mr.. Burt resided is vacant.
Our old friend Marvin HOlcomb
brought blood beet to this office " ed
nesday which is certainly a monster.
1t measured ~ inches i'm circumference
and Is inches long. Marve grew it i'm
his garden and has others that will
measure about the same.
Leslie Menzies, having purchased the
popcorn stand of Menerey Il Sayles,
will run same every Saturday night on
Main street Fresh buttered corn and
redhot coney islands will be sold. On
~ the best butter that can be obtained
will he used. Give him trial order.
DR.. j. b. Stevens received word OH
Thursday from Sandusky that his son
Chauncey fell from a ladder the night
previous and broke his right arm at the
elbow. This misfortune will lay him
up for while just at the season of
year when his veterinary practice will be
the best.
Irwin Cough. our young twirler. re-
turned home on Tuesday evening after
spending large part of the season
playing ball with the Jackson team
He made good with that team and has
been signed for the season of 1907. He
pitched five games, losing three and
winning two.
Geo. W. Bell exhibited his stallion,
st. Ilario, and also his road horse, last
week at the CrOswell fair and received
first prize on each. They will be ex-
hibited next week at the Sankusky
fair St llariO has heen shown all oV-
er the country at different fairs and
has received prizes at every place.
The four acres of land, just west of
the grove, which Rev. W. II. Cole pur-
chased, have been plated into village
lots. Mr.. Cole is building house on
up a home OH his lot and Ira Goheen
and Jay Munroe each have purchased
lots. Ii is purpOsed to open a street on
the east side of the plot.
A rather novel and yet wise and
practical scheme was planned and car.
ried out by the Wholesalers and Manu-
facturers of Saginaw this week, when
they made a trip thru the cities, towns
and villages belonging TO what they
look upon as their natural business
territory, for the purpose of meeting
their customers. In their special train
of four coaches supplied
with all necessaries and comforts for
travelling day and night, thirty repre-
reached Yale Oct. |, at ITO
p. m. staying just - minutes, doing
quite a stunt of visiting in the short
time allowed. Six days were spent in
this way and the number of miles got
ten over were 1895.