The Yale expositor., 1907-07-26
Local and Otherwise.
Farmers are busy haying.

Cherries, currants and black caps
ripe.
Mrs. Beck Morgan's health is improv-
ing somewhat.
Roger Welch lost a valuable horse
last Friday by death.
Annie Robb will teach the Carless
school the coming year
Joe Beard has been sick the past
week at her home on west North st.
The Yale Chapter OES are planning
to hold a picnic in the City Park Aug
ust IL.
Jennie Mckenzie, of Sarnia, is the
new stenographer in the office at the
Wooden Mills.
The evangelist who held revival ser
vices OH Main Street Saturday evening
drew a large crowd.
Daniel Mulligan and family are now
residents of Port Huron having moved
to that city last week.
Anthony Welch has been remodel
ling his home on Spring street and now
1t presents very neat appearance.
Workmen have been engaged the
past week reshingling the building oc-
cupied by the millinery store of NJ. A.
Ross.
T.. A. Empey has just completed the
painting, granting and decorating of
Miss Maggie Quinlen's house on north
Main street.
Keep the grand street carnival in
your mind and the date, Aug. to 10
inclusive. WiXom Bros. furnish The
entertainment
Quite heavy rain fell i'm the vicinity
of James Newells farm Wednesday at
ternoon and thunder storms were all
around us, but Yale escaped with only
sprinkle.
Norman b. Sponenburg is now EN-
.ployed in Geo. Mclntyre's agricultural
warerooms Norm is a competent and
trusty employe and the EXpositOr wish
es him every success.
A teachers examination will be held
at the Washington school building,
Port Huron, on August y and 3. 1t is
anticipated that over one hundred
teachers will be present.
Dick Windsor put a hot water heater
i'm his bath room last week and is now
better prepared than ever before to
furnish baths for his customers. Hot
and cold baths furnished at all times.
Tickets for the Business Mems ex-
cursiOn will be on sale at the Pere Mar
quette depot, Yale, the afternoon and
evening of the Both. Secure your tick
cts early and avoid the rush on the
morning of the 3lst.
DR.. Bruske, president of Alma col
lege, gave two instructive talks on The
Church and the School" last sunday in
the Presbyterian church. DIR. Bruske
is an interesting talker, and an enthu
siastic worker for the college.
The business mems excursion To Port
Huron and Detroit on July 3lst in
cludes everybody business men, me-
chanics, farmers, laborers, and their
wives, children or sweethearts. Make
a point to attend and enjoy one day of
recreation.
One of Walter Knapp's driving hors
es died about eleven clock Tuesday
night. The horse had been on the road
Tuesday and seemed all right until af
ter it was tended to for the night. Then
il was noticed not to be well and in ten
minutes was dead.
A very excellent song service was
held at the NJ. f. Church last Sunday
evening by the choir. Solos, DUETS
and choruses were sung with pleasing
effect. Rev. X. q. Lawrason gave an
interesting talk OH some of the hymns
sung and short history of the authors.
Some members of the family of John
Sheehy were poisoned by eating what
was sold to them as fresh meat. The
sick ones are getting along as we'll as
could be expected. Too much precau-
ton cannot be taken in the care of
meat to keep it clean and fresh in the
warm weather.
Miss Lulu Orr is enjoying camp life
right in town. A large tent has been
erected for her near the house where
she spends her days and nights, and
thus far the change has been beneficial.
North Branch Gazette. Miss Orr's
friends in Yale will be glad TO hear of
the change for the better in her cOndi
ton.
Pollock Il Hennessy have a novel
and very interesting exhibit in their
south show window. The whole group
of exhibits are products of the sea. In
the background are spOnges. Directly
in front are sea fans, a sea feather, a
starfsh and numerous seashells. IL is
worth your time to look over.
The Flushing Observer of July IS
contains a letter from George II. Ellis
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. ID. Ellis.
George is located at Williston, n. d., |
and is working on the canals with sur
veying instruments aud sometimes i'm |
the Office drawing. lie writes an in
teresting letter of his work and of the |
at that place Success to |
you, George, in your work.
An act passed 10y the last legislature
to take effect November /, 1907, pro
vides that persons dealing at retail in |
gasoline shall deliver the same to the |
purchaser only in barrels, cans or pack |
ages painted vermiiOn red and having /
the word gasoline" stenciIed thereon,
and that all persons purchasing gaso
line shall keep the same only in red |
barrels or cans. The act further pro
vides that no person, keeping or using
kerosene, shall put or keep the same in
barrels or cans painted red. The pen
atty for violating the provisions of the
act is fine of from live to fifty dollars