The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-09-13
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lister tomorrow
a fine shower Sunday evening did
lots of good & growing crops.
Mushroom gatherers have been thick
er than mushrooms the past week.
Election of delegates to the constitu-
tiOnal convention, sept. IL. BE sure To
vote.
Jack Joss is boarding at Mrs. 10th
ian's till his parents return from San
dusky.
Wixom Bros. street carnival at Capac
this week. Next week Richmond will
enjoy their presence.
Henry Johnson presented the pub
fishers family with nice mess of green
corn for which we return many thanks.
The Cole appointment will he filled
next Sunday afternoon at usual hour
by the new pastor, Rev. W. ;. Ostran-
der
A good work is being done i'm having
the weeds on the various streets of our
city cut down. Keep the good work
going.
Geo. Raymond who lives near Yale,
is about to move here. lie is a painter
10y trade and has secured two jobs
MelvA Gazette.
The creamery is being reprinted,
making a decided Improvement in its
appearance The force at the creamery
are taking stints doing the daubing.
The bunch of fellows who went out
TO charivari Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wal
liams last Saturday night, lost valuable
time and wind as the couple were not
in town.
II. Oliver lIuckle has resigned as edi
tor and manager Of the Sunday Morn
ing Sentinel of Port Huron. lie has
leased a thriving weekly paper in south
ern Michigan.
Mrs. Joss was quite sick the past
week but is feeling better now. She
drove over to Sandusky Thursday for
three weeks stay with Mr.. Joss who
is looking after the flax there.
+. IL. Parkinson purchased a very
fine registered Poland China boar pig
of G. T.. Eberly, of Warsaw, Ohio, while
at the state fair last week. 1t may be
seen at his farm one-half mile west of
Yale.
Norman b. SpOnenburg is i'm Detroit
at present where he has secured SPLEEN
did position. Norm will soon move
his family To that city where they will
take up their residence. The best of
good wishes go with them.
Cheer up, cheer up the summers DER
the piping quail is up at t. September
sweet is OH the job, and the green corn
ripens on the cob. October crisp will
soon be here with softly-falling leaf
and sere, with frosty morn and hunt
ers' moon, and pumpkin pie, not yet
but soon.
/ Auction sale season is at hand again.
| Remember the Exposition job depart
ment when in need of auction bills.
| We print with quickness and dispatch
the neatest bill of any shop around this
section of the country. Prices very
reasonable. a notice in the paper
thrown in gratis.
MenZies, the cOney island man, will
make his last appearance on Main st
with hamburg sandwiches and coney
| islands saturday evening, sept. II. DO
not miss getting one of those delicious
little lunches which cost only DC. sat
urday night is positively his last APP
pearance so don't fail to purchase one
at the EXpositor Office.
The launch of the first section Of tub
| ing for the Detroit river tunnel Oc-
Cured at the It. Clair yards of the
Great Lakes Engineering Works, on
| August 20. The section is 262 feet 4
inches long, is % feet inches in diam
eter, and in its construction 600 tons of
steel and 100 tons of wood were used.
| There will be ten sections in all.
About thirty-lve of Freda Wallaces
friends surprised her on Tuesday eve
ming, sept. 10, 1907, il being her seven
teenth birthday. Games and other
amusements were provided for the
merry crowd. Before departing they
presented her with a lOcket and chain
and a necklace as a token of their es-
TEEN. a jolly good time was enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. Charles Rounds who recently
purchased Mrs. j. G. IIolden's interest
in the Bon Ton wishes TO announce to
all old customers and as many new
ones as can conveniently visit this
place of business that she will keep rs
fine line of ladies' ready-tO-Welr gar
ments as can he found i'm the county
She invites all to visit her and'they will
he made welcome.
This week marks the return of most
pleasure seekers to their winter homes
September is here with its cool nights
and shortening days. Nearly every
day the resOrters are leaving the beach.
es at Port Huron and along the beauti
ful It. Clair. Every one is reluctant &c
tear themselves from the scene of a
summers enjoyment. The present sea
son though an extremely short one, has
certainly been an enjoyable one.
In the next few weeks nine of ON
young people will be leaving for Col
lege and University to further broader
their minds. On Monday next AleN
Sayes and Leslie MenZles leave for Al
ma College to take up literary course
On Monday, Sept. %, Will Menerey anC
Irving Palmer go to the University OF
Michigan. Monday, Sept. 30, Fred Cur
rier, Leonard Call, Katie Karn, Maud,
Pearce and leila and Ada Beard star
for Ypsilanti to attend the Normal.
We are Informed 10y reliable authori
ty that young men and boys of our city
are i'm the habit on sundays of assem-
bling i'm the City Grove TO gamble, PLAY