The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-08-16
Local and Otherwise.


Elizabeth Lothian is now cashier in
Beavis q Hutchns0ns store.
Mrs. W. b. Ballentine is very sick
woman, caused by typhoid fever.
n. b. Sponenburg is studying up on
pharmacy i'm Grant Holden's drug
store.
Preaching services i'm the Methodist
| Episcopal church next Sunday morn
ing and evening
Darwood, the piano tuner of Port
Huron, has been in Yale the past two
weeks plying his trade.
DO not miss the excursion to Pine
Grove Park Port Huron, Aug. 2lst.
See bills for particulars.
Flax is being hauled TO the Flax
! Mills. Every day MANY loads are seen
on their way to the mill.
Chas. III. Palmer has secured a posi-
ton with the Dayton Computing Scales
Co., and is putting in his spare time at
that work.
Dancing in Central Hall tomorrow
Saturday evening. The best of mu-
sic. A good time promised. Every
body invited.
VIM. Grimes has sold his 100 acre
farm in Speaker township to Lee Cork
for the sum of $500. Mr.. Grimes ex-
poets to retire from farming.
In card from j. g. Regain, formerly
druggist at Melvin, he requests us to
send his Exposition to Pip 4th avenue
west, Seattle, Wash. Jim says he likes
the city,.
Take your family to Pine Grove Park
Port Huron, for days picnicking and
outing Aug. 2lst. Fare 35c. Children
between the ages of five and twelve
years half fare.
+. z. Arthur, corresponding secretary
of Michigan Christian Missionary So
ciety, will preach morning and evening
at the Church of Christ, Mechanic ST.,
on Sunday, August Is.
William A. Stark has been appointed
rural free delivery carrier to ill the
position made vacant on route g, y ale,
by the resignation of Daniel Mulligan
Wills friends are congratulating him
now
Il. j. Minnie who has conducted a
meat market at AvOca for the past
year sold out TO his father. The new
proprietor has had many years expert
ence and is tirst-class man at the bus
| mess.
Sunday school teachers remember the
excursion to Pine Grove Park. Port
Huron, Aug. 2lst. A splendid Oppor-
tunity to take your class on a picnic.
Fare for round trip only Soc. Children
between five and seven years half fare.
Yale people will remember DR.. Cod
rington, who formerly practised in
Yale, and from here went TO Peck. Re
Gently he moved to Haslett and last
week was married TO Sadie McLennOn
of Detroit. We offer hearty congratu-
lations.
There is one thief left yet. Joseph
Mathews living near Brockway had a
number of bushels of oats and other
crops stolen one night last week. PEG
who would stoop to such actions should
be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law when caught.
VIM. v. Andreae while attending
one of the ball games at Riverside
Park last week was struck squarely on
the mouth by batted ball. His upper
| lip swelled up some and one tooth
which protruded little was knocked
back into position.
Geo. w. Elston, of Speaker, left two
apples at the ExpOsitor office which are
in good state of preservation. They
were grown i'm his orchard last year and
he says no particular pains were taken
TO keep them. 1t is remarkable that
they would keep until this time.
Milford, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. A. McKeith, on Monday got hold of
bottle containing Oxalic acid, and be-
fore he was noticed had swallowed
some of the contents. DIR. Pollock was
hurriedly called and administered an
antidote to the boy. He is getting
along nicely now.
| Married at st. Thomas, Ont, on Au-
gust LIST, 1907, by Elder G. Sinclair, Mr..
| w. Il. Swain, of 81. Thomas, and Miss
Evealena Plank, of Yale, Mich. The
bride is well and favorably known here
and her many friends join with the Elk
positor i'm wishing her peace, happiness
and prosperity through life.
L. 5. Black requests the Expositor to
kindly thank his many friends of Yale
and surrounding townships for votes
cast for him at the primary on Tues
day. Although he did not receive votes
enough throughout the district TO give
him place on the republican ballot he
is well pleased with the showing made.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid of Mayville
will run an excursion Aug. 2lst to Pine
Grove Park, Port Huron. The train
starts at Mayyille and takes in all sta
tions TO Avoca. Fare from Valley Cen
ter 45c; Melvin 40c; Yale 35c; AvOca
25c. Train leaves Valley Centre sos
a. m, Melvin S:l3, Yale 1913, Avoca
S45.
Remember the meeting in the Coun-
ell Chamber next Monday evening, Au-
gust 10, at o'clock, to discuss the add
visibility of selling the city's tract of
land known as Riverside Park, and of
using this money TO improve the city
Park Let there be a full attendance
and let everyone be ready to express an
opinion. A thorough discussion is
asked for. II is to your interest to be
present.
Here is what the Free Press of We'd
nesday says of "Rube" Cough of Yale:
"And now it is Mr.. Cough who is pitch
ing the kind of ball that is helping Mt
Clemens up the championship ladder.