The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07


If any member of the l.. Il. ;. has
money collected on the Calendar plan,
will they please bring it to Mrs. Nc
Laughlin's Monday evening and will
the members make an effort to collect
as much as possible by that date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bricker, of Peck,
and Hugh Ferguson, of Yale, were in
Detroit the past week where the form
er purchased a Wayne runabout. The
party drove through to Yale Tuesday
evening and on to Peek Wednesday
morning.
Harry Waterman, of Peck, is lying
! i'll at the home of Mrs. Waterman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G.. Williams,
in Yale at present. 1t was reported
that his disease was typhoid fever, but
later is said to be malaria. All hope to
soon see him better.
VIM. n. McKenna has suffered con
siderable pain the past week from Il
gathering i'm his ear. While Oh boat
trip OH Lake Erie he caught cold
which settled i'm his ear. One side of
his face is completely paralyZed. 1t is
hoped he may soon be himself again.
Mrs. Raum, a very talented elocu-
| ZIONIST, gave an entertainment at the
Church of Christ Tuesday evening.
She is a lady of rare ability in her
work and her numbers were received
with great enthusiasm by the large au-
dience present.-Grand Rapids Herald.
VIM. Morash, who has travelled for
| +. Saunders IL Co. Port Huron, for the
past twelve years, has resigned his pO-
sition and will move to CarsOnville
about Sept. -, where he has purchased
a hotel Will is wellknown in Yale
and has many friends here all of whom
wish him unbOunded prosperity in his
new home.
The taxpayers of the city are anxious
| to know whether or not the specilica-
! tions OH which the contract for cement
walks was let. are being followed Sew
eral have called the ExpOsitor's atten-
! ton to this important matter. If these
walks are put in according to the spec
| ifications, they should last q lifetime.
Does the council know that the speci-
| fications are followed?
Stanley Wilson left for Port Hope on
Monday morning where he has pur-
chased drug store in company with
his brother Charley. Stanley has made
a host of friends in Yale all of whom
regret To see him go away but wish
him lots Of good luck and prosperity in
his new location. Charley Wilson will
also enter i'm the hay business. Thorn
as Wilson, father of the boys, will
move To Port Hope in about a month.
Rev. W. III. Cole returned Monday
from Caro- where he had been attend
| ing the sixty-lifth annual conference of
the Methodist Protestant church Of
Michigan. We are pleased TO note by
the following appointments that Mr..
Cole has been given this charge anoth-
or year. Port Huron District: W. f.,
Oliver, chairman: Goodland, w. G..
Helmbold; Capac, q. II. StilsOn; Riley
and Berlin, w +. Oliver: Yale, W. H..
Cole; Smiths Creek, +. +. Kunsman;
GoOdells, II. G. Powell: Peck, +. T..
Nichols: Greenwood, j. W. Heminger;
Grant, j. W. Mulholand: Banner, g..
l.. Traver.
Yves Cavanagh had just about us
| lively chase last Thursday night as
anyone would want. and il all came
about i'm this way. Yves and his wife
had retired but before they went to
sleep a noise was heard in the room
and Yves got up to investigate. The
investigation drove a big rat out across
the floor and through into another bed
room. With Mrs. Cavanagh on chair
holding aloft light, Yves went IN to
demolish his ratship, but the latter got
into the bed under the mattress and
before he could be gotten at, the bed
coverings must come off. Finally
with broomstick good whack was
got at the animal but with no effect.
1t fought like tiger and jumped
around as lively as only rat can.
Yves had to give up the field and get
his brothers George and Jet to help
him kill the pesky thing which seemed
to have more lives than the proverbial
cat. These three strong men, i'm the
end however, succeeded In bringing to
finish the night marauder, and all
went to their rest feeling that they de-
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