The Yale expositor., 1907-07-05

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Daniel Ferguson is laid up at his
home on Main street with rheumatism.
Jack Richardson Is taking John
Burley's place in The Paisley this
week.
The Deckerville Recorder complete
newspaper and job printing plant, is
for sale.
Yale was depopulated on the fourth
nearly every citizen going to Brown
City to celebrate.
T.. f. Fead, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank, is at his post again after
a severe siege of sickness.
Avoca's celebration on July Bird was
a hummer. A large crowd was present
and everybody had good time
The supper given blythe Presbyterian
ladies on Tuesday night was very sue
cessful. Twenty Five dollars was taken
in.
Quite heavy frost Tuesday night
but crops and garden stuff was far
enough ahead that no damage was
done.
About fifteen members of the NYB
club took an outing To Port Huron on
Friday last and spent the day at the
Beaches.
Harry VIM has started the work of
building a new dwelling house on lot.
near Mrs. Catharine Carless' residence
west of the city.
w. V. Andreae is putting a hot
water heater in his dwelling house on
First street. Mr.. Bolton, of Detroit,
has the work in charge.
X. +. Spence, of Toronto Ont, is in
Yale auditing the books of the Jas.
Livingston Flax CO., The Yale Cream
cry and The Yale Wooden Mills.
The publishers family feel grateful
to James III. Moore for box of fine
Strawberries. They are of the Rareripe
variety and have delicate flavor.
Austin x Coles great show which
gave an entertainment under canvass
last Friday evening had large crowd
all of whom were well satisfied with
the performance
Joe KaVanagh, formerly editor of
the Melvin Monitor Pilot has purchas-
ed The Leader at BloOmingdale, Mich,
and took possession of the plant on the
9Th. Success TO you Joe.
Daniel Mulligan who was one of the
first rural carriers of Yale has resigned
his position taking effect July |. Will
Stark, his substitute. is looking after
rural route No. & until new carrier is
appointed.
The Mennonite campmeeting held in
John Germans grove for the past week
closed Yesterday There were thirty
six tents on the ground and much in
terest was taken In the services. Rev.
b. A. Sherk Is well pleased with the
success of the meeting
w. A. Williams, of Sandusky, who
some two months ago purchased the
stock and grocery store of j. {. Price
at 23l9 Gratiot ave., has sold out the
same to j. Rupe, of Lima, Ohio. Wal
ter built up a good trade during the
short time he was in control and sold
out at a handsome advance on what
he paid for the stock. Walter is one
of the most successful business men in
Sandusky where he runs Racket
store.
l.. A. sherman, who for more than
thirty-fve years has been editor, mana
ger and chief owner of The Port HUI
ron Times has retired from the active
management of the paper transferring
four-fifths of the capital stock TO his
son Fred W. under whose management
the business will hereafter be run. The
Times has prospered in the past having
subscription list that covers the entire
county and We feel confident that il
will not deteroiate i'm the future. Con
tinued success and influence is our best
wish.
Brown City celebrated the glorious
Fourth yesterday with the largest
crowd ever within Its limits. The day
was an ideal one for ball games, pink
lemonade aud red hot coney islands. In
the way of good exciting sport there
was moi much doing. The ball game
was fair, also the races. The chief
amusement was furnished by our cele
brated platform speakers and lyric
singers, William Campbell and Richard
Teahan, who entertained large and
enthusiastic audience in the evening
with the famous suffering song Good.
bye, Mr.. Greenback" and Il talk on "Ag-
riculture." They are billed for Bad
Axe the 18TH
Nemo Corsefs for tieshV ladies at the