The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27
Have . ride in the merry.go-round.

Have ride in-the merry go-round.
Walter Knapp shipped carload of
cattle to Buffalo last Saturday.
Born on Tuesday, Sept. 18th, to the
wife of Wesley Collins, daughter.
Ida, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
ger WEIGH is sick with appendicitis.
A new roller awning is an addition
to the front of the Minnie meat market
Richmond people are entertaining
WiXom Bros. street fair this week or
vice versa.
The marriage license of Arthur III
Sanderson and Ella Minor, both of
Jeddo, is published.
The publisher of the ExpOsitor re-
turns thanks to Henry Doelle for lib
eral supply of caulillower.
The l.. b. :. of the Presbyterian
church meet with Mrs. +. b. Bricker
next Wednesday afternoon.
j. II. Patton will preach Sunday, Sept.
18th at 3 and 7:30 p. m. at Brick Chapel.
Come out and listen to Bible truths, it
will help you.
A merry go-round has located on the
vacant lot corner of Main and Mechanic
streets and the young and old are en-
joying themselves.
Tuesday night fierce storm waged
on Lake Huron and i'm fact all through
the chain of lakes. No vessels are re-
ported lost but many put into shelter.
OvercOats aud heavy underwear have
been in great demand this week. Every
body you meet seems To have an iceberg
look. \ slight frost was reported
Thursday morning.
The officers and a number of mem
bers of Brockwav Lodge No.Sl6 F& AM,
went to Brown City this morning call
ed there by the grand lecturer of the
state. a school of instruction is being
held.
Mrs VIM. MURRAY, who has been at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. \.
Windsor. for the past five weeks taking
treatment with DR.. Wight, SO far re-
covered from her illness as to be able
TO return to her home at Melvin OH
Monday.
Port Huron people are now having
to pay $50 ton for coal. which has
Unexpectedly taken boost, along with
every other commodity. Everything is
going up and nothing coming down.
Living expenses will soon he more than
our earning capacity.
The New England supper given in
the dining room of The Peoples
Temple wednesday evening was GER
tainly a rich treat of good things and a
grand success. The ladies of the NJ. u.
church feel very grateful for the liberal
patronage. Proceeds 5000.
The NJ. f. church social given at the
I.,t, s.fA I.. AIra lnft
Wednesday evening, was a success both
socially and financially. The ladies
cleared $500 and are delighted with
the result. A number from Yale were
present and report pleasant time.
The Port Huron Daily Herald of last
evening publishes the information that
David Irwin, of Yale, will start a shoe
shop on Conner street at South Park.
Dawes Yale friends will be pleased to
know that he meets with success in his
new location.
The dance given at the Old Brockway
House on Wednesday evening for the
benefit of Eddie Neaton's wild Cats
was a decided success, IS numbers
being sold. A more enjoyable time the
boys say they never had and feel thank
full to Ed for the good time given them.
Wallace b. Ballentine, who has spent
the greater part of his life i'm Yale and
Old Brockway. moved with his family
to Detroit this week where they will
make their future home Mr.. Ballen-
tine has secured very desirable posi-
ton as city salesman with the Fried
man Mfg Co. His residence address
is 725 18th ave where he will be pleased
to meet his friends at any time. The
best of good wishes 90 with the family.
State Railroad Commissioner Glas-
gov when here last week gave instruc-
tions to have a man placed at North
street crossing of the Pere Marquette
railway to ascertain how many teams,
etc, passed each day for three days.
Chas. MOntney was stationed there on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week, and below we give his figures:
Sept. %, 1913 rigs, bicycles and , cows;
Sept. "a, 245 rigs ) automobiles and 4
cows: Sept. %, 264 rigs, automobiles
and ) cows. The report will be sent to
the railroad commissioner.
A representative of one of the largest
cloak manufacturing concerns in the
United States was at the store of Beavis
& Hutchinson on Wednesday with a
full line of samples. by previous in
vitation sent out by Beavis Il Hutchin-
son a goodly number of the ladies of
the city and country were present and
inspected the fine line of up-to- date
ladies ready towear goods. If you
have not seen the large line carried by
this firm i'm their cloak department call
and look them over. You may find