The Yale expositor., 1907-05-10
Local and Otherwise.
Special meeting OF the Alumni So
eiety in the high room Monday, May
10, at 7.3O 70. m.


Base ball at Riverside Park May IL.
Have you seen HuttOn's adv. this
week?
Yale's housewives are right into
housecleaning.
1t pays to read the advertisements OF
home merchants.
This years April weather has been
the coolest for 33 years.
Assessor Cavanagh is busy making
the assessment of the city.
The Alumni Society held injecting in
the high room last Tuesday evening.
County school examinations are be-
ing held in Port Huron yesterday and
today.
A business meeting of the LBS will
he held at the home of Mrs. Douglass
on Monday evening next.
The song of the bluebird is delight
full, but the lay of the hen is still sweet
er-to the lover of fresh eggs
The case against Clarence l.. Messer
has been reversed i'm the Supreme court
and may never be tried again.
A social hop was given in Central
Hall Wednesday evening. About a
dozen couple enjoyed a pleasant time.
County Clerk Daniel Foley is learn
ing to operate the typewriter. He is
receiving lessons from Circuit Court
Robertson.
Considerable complaint is made i'm
the cities about the noise of the inter
urban cars, but they cannot hold IA can
die To little red wagon on cement
sidewalk.
James McCOl is negotiating the pur-
chase of cottage at Edison Beach on
the shores Of Lake Huron. He expects
to spend the summer months at this
delightful resort with his family.
In letter from Charles :. Brown, of
Los Angeles, he says that Vaughn Fran
els and wife reached there on the 30th
of April, being two days late. The
train they were on was delayed by a
wreck.
The Postmaster General has issued
an order or notice that all rural mail
carriers have the right of way on all
country roads, and that all carriages or
cOnveyances must surrender that right
of way to rural carriers. 1t is now a
serious matter for anyone to obstruct
the rapid transportation of the United
States Mails,
Now that the city has team of hors-
es of Its own why would 1t not be q
good plan for the council to set q time
for hauling the rubbish that has accum-
ulated about the city during the past
winter, to the dumping ground recent.
ly established, Property owners could
IN this way get rid of old tin cans, brok.
EN- cF0ckery and glassware
John Hutton received an elegant
new circular show case of the silent
salesman pattern the first of the week
and he he has placed it in prominent
position in his hardware store and will
use it for displaying silverware. 1t was
present from his brother in North
Carolina and was manufactured by a.
show case company in Grand Rapids,
About thirty members of the Presby-
terian Christian Epdeavor Society met
at the home OF Claude Sweet last Mon
day evening. Games and other amuse-
ments were provided. Light refresh
ments were served, after which all
went home declaring they had had an
excellent time. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Leslie MenZies
on June 3.
We believe Mayor Beavis would not
only add laurels TO his crown but get
closer to the hearts of the poorer class
es of our citizens by getting the con.
sent Of the common council to institute
a Pingree potato patch on the unused
part of the city gravel pit lot. Small
pieces could be given ont to each de-
serving family and allow them to raise
potatoes, corn or garden truck.
Services i'm the Peoples Temple will
be observed at the usual hours Sunday.
A brief sermon i'm the morning on
"The Love of God" "A reception and
communion service will be held, In
the evening the sermon subject will be
"Angel Ecstasy" A special feature of
the services will be singing under the
leadership of Mr.. Walter NJ. Wilson,
singing evangelist, of Grand Rapids.
w. A. Williams is building an addi-
tiOn, 24x24, to the rear of his store TO
accommodate his rapidly increasing
business. This extra space added will
give him better facilities for handling
the trade in his shoe department. San
lilac Comfy Republican. 1t is always
a pleasure to note the success of form
er residents of Yale. Walter was at
one time printer in The Expositor
office,
Along with the other improvements
to the Interior of the Paisley this spring
Mr.. Paisley is having the walls and
ceiling Of the dining room redecorated.
Dusty has the work I'm charge. On the
south side of the hotel garden plot
has been laid out and planted with
flower seeds. This spot will be pleas
ing to the eye and satisfying to the
sense of smell when the blossoms are
all in bloom during the summer.
We notice i'm Mondays Free Press a
report of the Everett Jackson game
last week, in which our young Lacquer,
Irwin Cough, made his debut. The pa
per says" Manager Bruce Hayes, of
jackson, used the game as a tryout
and while Cough was in the box, the
Everetts came in sight of the plate at
no time" In the summary we find
that Cough pitched five innings, al
lowed but 2 hits, struck out men, gave
one man his base on balls, and he him
self got one hit, He ought to make
good on that record, The pitcher who