The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-10-11
Local and Otherwise.

Base Ball
October rs and II
At Riverside Park, Yale.
Paint your gasoline can red before
Nov. /.
The state legislature is convened in
special session at Lansing.
The LBS will meet with Mrs. j. +.
Beavis next Wednesday afternoon.
Attend the races and base ball games
at Yale Wednesday and Thursday, Oct.
rs and IL.
Grace Briggs, of Maple Ridge, is the
new apprentice in Eva j. Black X Cos
millinery store.
The Ladies of the NJ. u. church will
have Bazaar in the basement of the
church Dec. 10 and IL.
Elmer McKema has sold his barber
shop at Metamora and moved to De
troit where he has secured work at his
trade.
About fifty of the Epworth Leaguers
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Holden Wednesday
evening.
Yale races and base hall games We'd
nesday and Thursday, oct IL and II at
Riverside Park. Admission - cts;
ladies II cts. Come.
A county teachers examination will
be held at the Washington school build
ing in Port Huron, on Thursday and
Friday. oct II and Is.
The annual meeting of the Eastern
Michigan Press Club will be held at
the Detroit Museum of Art, saturday
morning, October 18th ut 1000 o'clock.
l.. Roy Fuller has been confined TO
| his bed since Sunday on account of
slight hemOrrhages of the lungs. His
| friends hope that nothing serious VIII
result.
Beginning Sunday October l3, 1907,
the evening services in the churches OF
the city will begin at 700. Christian
Endeavor societies and Epworth League
at 800
III. T.. Clark. former Yale resident,
writes MS that he has changed his resi-
dence from Tyre TO Sandusky, Mich 4,
and asks that the Exposition be sent TO
his new address.
Mrs. Mary Baxter entertained her
Sunday school class i'm the City Park
Saturday afternoon. Lunch was served
and enjoyed and good time was had
by all present.
Born to the wife of Oscar Denison
| Wednesday, October g. 1907, a daughter.
Oscar is as proud as peacock, now
that he has both son and a daughter.
Congratulations.
Some person either Intentionally or
accidentally threw an apple through
the front window in the Peoples
Temple doing considerable damage.
The trustees of the church would like
to know who did the deed.
Chas. Landro is prepared TO paint
your gasoline, naptha and benzine cans
red as required by law. He is located
in the building north of Geo Mclntyres
warerooms. Prices 10 cts and upwards.
f. A. Carney & Son have opened a
dancing academy in Central Hall and
will hold social dances each Wednes-
day and Saturday evenings. New
beginners are invited to attend We'd
nesday evenings when instruction in
the graceful art will be given.
Members and friends to the number
of over sixty assembled in the dining
room of The Peoples Temple Tuesday
evening and gave their new pastor
Rev. W. ;. Ostrander and family a
hearty reception. A dainty lunch was
Moses Burns, of Fremont township
exhibited a curiosity at the Croswell
Fair in the shape of a three-legged
chicken. The extra limb on this freak
of nature, like old dog Trays tail
hangs down behind, but it is neither
useful nor ornamental.-Croswell JEFF
fersonian.
The opening number in the contest
between the Methodist ladies was 8
lsupper given by Mrs. j. c. Holden'S
side at her home Thursday evening. y
large number of people were present
and partook of a very nice supper
The ladies were well pleased with the
success of their first effort
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger Welch desire
Through the columns of the Exposition
To express their gratitude to the neigh
lhors and friends for the assistance
trendesed and sympathy shown then
during the sickness and after the deatf
of their daughter Ida. May God bless
you all Is their earnest prayer.
Gil II. LoweloY has large circle O
friends in Yale and vicinity and in fac
all through the Fhumb of Michigan
who sympatbized with him in hi
trouble when tFeaSE@er of Macoml
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named to learn that be has PRACTICAL!
lost the use of his arms. legs and speech
VIM. Nugent, who has the contrac
for building the cement walks in thu
city says, that for the past teD or iifteel
years he has built cement walks ant
that in all that time he never saw sncl
unsettled weather as we have had dur
ing the past summer and fall. 1t al
most sets him crazy the way the wealth
er acts.
Jas. Sterling, who resides five mile
west and one mile south of Yale, vii
offer for sale at public auction at tn
premises on Monday, Oct. II, all of hi
farm stock and implements. Sale t
commence at o'clock in the forenoon
Free lunch at noon. Mr.. Sterling is re
firing from farming and expects to g
To California for the winter. Wm
Wills, of Capac, auctioneer.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. +. churc
has entered into a contest to earn
mile Of pennies and two captains hay
4 ing been chosen, members OF Tn
III a., cN,fatu and oil intarpCtQ