The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-08-02
West BrockWay.

Nina Freeman is visiting friends at
Ray this week
Marie WILSON is visiting Ethel Mid
dleton this week
Quite number from here took in the
excursion this week.
Bert Roadway and Harvey Middle
ton Sundayed at Geo. Middleton's.
Mrs. Eek Brown is taking care of
! Mrs. German east of town this week.
She is very sick woman.
Elmer Rose, of Sandusky, accompa-
MED by Roy Phillips, will spend carni-
val week with Yale friends.
John Armstrong has his cellar nearly
done for a new dwelling house. Joe
Edgerton is doing the work.
A family dinner was held at George
Mosher's last Sunday, the participants
numbering thirty-four, all relatives.
samuel Edgerton returned on We'd
nesday to his home in Dundalk, Ont,
after visiting his brother William and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Edgerton returned
TO their home in Chicago after spend
ing two weeks with their parents and
other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wiltshier, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Wiltshier and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean, of Brown City, were visitors at
Geo. MOsher's Sunday.
Mrs. +. Brown is home from Sandus-
ky where she has been on visit to her
daughter and also to rest. She returned
looking better for which we are very
pleased.
A union ice.cream social will be held
on Geo. Mosher's lawn by the congre-
cations of the NJ. Il. churches at Yale
and West Brockway this friday ev-
ening. The. public invited.
Phoebe Beadle was thrown from a
horse rake one day last week and at
first it was thought seriously injured as
she fell OH her head. She is better now
and no bad results are looked for.
Saturday night saul Tice and sam
Benny while returning home from
Yale met an auto which frightened
their horse. The occupants were thrown
out and the horse broke away and was
not found till some time Sunday. As
it was the buggy was demolished, but
the horse and occupants escaped with.
out much injury.
The electric storm which passed thru
this section one evening last week was
very severe in the south portion of our
corner The wind did some damage to
standing timber, also fences and newly
stacked hay. 1t moved the new barn
of q. +. Evans off its wall and cut up
j. Cayanagh's woods badly, Barney
McGill's hay stacks were blown down
and q door torn off of :. Edgerton
barn. The storm abated some before
il got much further on.
A holdup is the latest in our commu-
nifty, which occurred on Sunday last to
Cart of Yale. No money was taken
but lot of valuable time lost. The
actual cause was balky auto which
could not be hired to 90. Its load of
tourists were compelled to picnic OH the
roadside till two Doctors arrived on the
scene. Well il took them about two
hours to administer enough medicine
to get it to go. The last we heard was
that they couldn't be seen for dust.
About a week ago occurred sad ac-
cident to Mrs. Henry Phillips. She has
been in poor health for some time, but
feeling little better than usual she
strolled back lane into field and see
ing some stock in the grain she got
close to the fence and sent her little
granddaughter TO drive them out One
of the beasts jumped over where she
was, striking her and breaking her hip,
She received other bad injuries. DR..
Wight was called and she is as easy as
hands can make her although she suf-
fers very much.