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


show windows neatly and attractively
lettered.
Miss Jennie Martin will sing solo
1T the NJ. f.. church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The LBS Of the Presbyterian church
are planning picnic trip TO one of the
Port Huron beaches.
Elizabeth Ostrander has been absent
the past week from Beavis * Hutchin-
sons store on account of sickness.
Highest market price paid for poul-
try delivered at the Chamberlain build
ing, Yale. Any day. W. Il. Ballen-
tine.
The Canning Factory started can
ming corn OH Tuesday last. Plenty of
corn is being brought in to keep things
busy.
If you have poultry to sell bring it
in any day to W. b. Ballentine who is
prepared to pay the highest market
price for same.
All last week the weather was sim
! ply fine, neither too warm nor too cool,
and also beautifully bright. sunday
was much warmer.
The picnic held in Massie's Grove OH
| Wednesday last was IA grand success,
many people attending. The day was
an ideal one for pleasure.
William Owens and family are this
week packing their household goods
and getting ready to ship them to Port
Huron, which place they wilhnake their
! future home.
Mrs. Raum shows cOnclusively that
she has no superiors and very few, if
any, equals in the difficult art of inter
preting an authors thot. Saginaw
| Evening News.
The Epworth League of the NJ. f..
church has again started holding meet
| ings after the warm summer DAYS.
Meetings will be held each Sunday
evening at 6:3o. Everybody invited.
Dick Windsor is having the inter
ior of his barber shop repapered re-
painted and redecoTated. When com
| pleted il will be as tasty shop as can
be found in the state. Dusty is the
artist.
Alfred Middleton, while unhitching
Il horse on Wednesday last, was kicked
in the face by the animal knocking
three teeth out and otherwise disiigur-
ing his features. lie is getting along
nicely at present.
Since the return of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Putney from Ohio, Mrs. Putney
has been quite i'll with Inflammation of
the stomach. A trained nurse has
been in attendance. Mrs. Putney is
now much better.
Rev. Thomas Durr, former pastor
of the NJ. +. church i'm Yale, will be
unable to take up his work the coming
year in the Washington Ave. church
in Port Huron on account of illness.
lie is now in hospital in Toronto.
There will be two days horse race
meeting at Brown City Sept. ~ and 20,
with ball games and foot races each
day. Liberal purses have been hung
up and number of fast steppers are
already entered. Keep these dates in
mind.
School started on Monday last, active
work not being begun until Tuesday
however. A large attendance is re-
ported in all the rooms. The total at
tendance is about 300 with "a in the
high room. More are entering all de-
partments every day.
We noted the concerted action in re-
gard to the ringing of the church bells
last Sunday which, while not yet per
feet, is vast improvement If the
practice is continued it will become a
habit easily established and it will also
be Il pleasure to listen to them.
August Hartwig having rented his
farm, will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, at the premises known
as the Lohr farm, miles north of
Avoca, on Wednesday, Sept. IL, com
mencing at one o'clock p. IN. sharp,
farm stock, farming implements, etc.
Geo. W. Bell, auctioneer.
Last spring Doughty Middleton
bought the 120-acre farm from the Joe
Middleton Estate During the past
week he traded the place for his broth
er Roberts S0-acre farm which he kept
only few days when he sold it to Ed
ward Carless. Doughty will soon be-
come fullhedged real estate dealer.
A union and pioneer picnic of st.
Clair and Sanilac counties will be held
in the beautiful grove at Fargo, Mich,
on Tuesday, Sept. IL, 1906. This is al
SO the 22nd anniversary of the Fargo
COrnet Band. A fine program has
been arranged for, including several
speakers. A street parade and a ball
game are scheduled. Everybody invit-
ed to come with well-filled baskets and
enjoy days outing.
During the months of July and Au-
gust the Ladies' Benevolent Society of
the Presbyterian church has held no
meetings. 1t is the custom to open
the fall campaign with rally and this
is announced for Monday evening,
September 10TH at the residence of
Mrs. r. q. Mclaughlin. All the mem
bers and all who feel interested in the
society and the church are cordially in
vited to be present. A pleasant social
time will be enjoyed, little business
will be sandwiched i'm and lunch will
be served. This meeting is intended
to rally the forces and give fresh inn
petus TO the work for the coming year
and il is hoped a large number will
come together at this time. Next
Monday evening.
IL is refreshing and pleasing Incl
dent to anyone who has been away
from childhood scenes for many years,
To return, and wandering over the old