The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31
Local and Otherwise.
Snow May 9th.

warm weather
A rain and hail storm visited this
section Saturday last.
Measles are quite prevalent among
the children of the city.
Yale is represented at Lansing today
where President Roosevelt is the guest
of honor
Will Stark and family moved on
Wednesday to rooms in the Michaels'
Hall building.
Special business meeting of NYB
club with Mrs. Van A. Lacy Monday
night at s O'Clock.
The broken plate glass in the Paisley
Hotel front window was replaced by a
new one on Tuesday.
Annual convention of the Epworth
League of the M. +. churches was held
i'm Port Huron Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
The weather man is favoring MS
with milder class of weather and
since Wednesday it has been real
warm.
Several of the rural carriers from
Yale were at AlgOnac on Thursday at
tending a meeting of the county asso-
citation.
Mrs. M. II. Taylor writes us To change
the address of her Expositor from Par
agould, Ark, TO 3l2 Bay street, Petos-
key, Mich.
Irwin Cough shut out Battle Creek
Tuesday TO o. He allowed but two
hits and gave one pass. No men saw
third. We will stack him up against all
the ROgges Memphis can produce.
Regular services in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday. Preaching at
1920 a. m. and 1870 p. IN. Sunday school
at :45 a. m; Christian EndeavOr at
$50 p. m.
The trouble between VIM. Nugent
and the street committee has been sat
isfactorily settled and work was again
started on the cement walks Wednes-
day morning.
The Melvin Dancing Club will give
dancing party in the Opera House,
Melvin, on Wednesday evening, June
9th. Music by the COughlin Family
Orchestra. Bill - cents.
Remember the pie sale in the Expos
itOr office next Saturday forenoon. A
large number of pies will be made for
one. There will be plenty for all.
A very happy party of twenty little
girls met at the home of Lisle Newell
last Saturday afternoon and helped her
celebrate her ninth birthday. Blowing
soap bubbles was the chief amusement
and later a nice supper was served.
The delegates who attended the Ep-
worth League convention in Port HUI.
ron Tuesday and Wednesday will give
full report at the services Sunday ev-
ening Let every Lacquer come out
and hear this report. 1t will do you
good.
The Port Huron Daily Times of
Wednesday, May 18th, publishes the
follOwing:-"Jo seph King, of Brock
way, has been adjudged a bankrupt
and the first meeting of his creditors
will be held at the Office of Stevens,
Graham q Stevens on June 8, at | 30
o'clock in the afternoon"
Burt Il Griswold have issued posters
announcing that they will go out of
business and until everything is sold
goods will go at and below cost. Both
gentlemen expect to enter other lines
of trade but as yet are not decided
locate. We regret To lose this firm.
A campmeeting of the Mennonite
church will be held in the German
grove, Greenwood township, three miles
east and three-quarters of mile south
of Yale, beginning June 26th and clos
ing July 4th. Ministers from different
localities will be present. Ed. Il. A..
Sherk. resident minister, says that a
sufficient number of tents have been
secured to accommodate all who may
attend.
Our old friend Il. ID. Shut sends us
copy Of the annual edition of the Ia
coma Daily News which contains 80
pages. In its make up it gives a his
tory of the city, very lengthy write
up of the different industries, is pro-
fusely illustrated with fine cuts of bus
mess places. manufacturing plants and
residences. Among the many adver.
tisements we notice one for our friend
Mr. Shut, who deals in real estate,
loans, etc. We return thanks for this
interesting edition.
Monday afternoon the editor had a
very pleasant time visiting number
of schools, in company with School
Com. Blackney, in Emmett, Riley and
Berlin townships. IL is our opinion
that if all the schools of the county are
up to the standard of the ones we Wis
tied, Mr.. Blackney has the schools of
the county in a splendid condition. In
one district in Riley the school officers
claim they have the best teacher in st.
Clair county. Mr.. Blackney goes so
far as to say she is one of the best. We
visited that school. Ii is certainly a
model one. At Smiths Corners we
found that the people are very we'll
pleased with their teacher, who com
pletes 9-mOnths' term this week. We
behaved so well on this trip, so far as
visiting with the school teachers, that
Mr.. Blackney has promised us a trip
to the Yale schools soon Capac Jour
nal.
How does this weather suit you. ell I?
DO you grumble and growl about the
rain, the SNOW, the hail, etc. The
weatherman is not the only one who is
having his troubles these days. The
popcorn man is getting his from all
sides. The weather won't allow him to