The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-09-20
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Millinery openings this week.
Warm weather the mast week

Millinery openings this week.
Warm weather the past week.
Big crowd in town Saturday night.
The Canning Factory is now busy
putting up gseen corn.
Anna Parkinson is the new clerk in
Beavis u Hutchinson's store.
The EXpostor ought to sell for more,
but dollar will buy il for a year.
Naomi Brown, of Yale, is the primary
teacher in the Peck school this year.
Richard II. Ellar is now employed
as clerk in Palmer Bros. 4 Co.'S store.
Many man who thinks he is great
big ace is not worth even an ordinary
deuce in the game Of life
In a card from j. b. Francis we learn
that he started on sept 10Th for Fuller
ton, Calf. Success TO you and yours.
Rev r.. o. Lawrason will preach in
the NJ. +. church next sunday, both
morning and evening at usual hours.
Philip Walker has engaged in the
grain and hay business at Blaine. We
wish him success in his new location.
Elizabeth Parkinson, graduate class
o. Yale school, is having her first eX-
perience as teacher in Menerey school.
Geo. w. Bell expects to 90 to Cros-
well next week where he will act as
judge of horses at the fair, Sept. 26
and p.
Commencing next Monday the stores
of Yale will close at 500 o'clock even
ings saturdays excepted until further
notice.
Elmer Rose is the new barber who
takes Bert Jardine's chair in Dick
WindsOr's barber shop. He is regis
tered and handy with the razor and
shears.
A three wheeled gig drawn by a horse
and driven without reins was anOvelty
ON Main street Wednesday afternoon.
The man in the rig was advertising
whips.
Chas. F. Schmidt, on the Jas. c. Me
Keuna farm / mile south of Yale,
threshed 100 bushels of grain on sat
urday last. Lem Browns separator
did the work.
Secretary NJ. r Dec of the North
Branch fair has our thanks for com
plmentary ticket to the 37th annual
fair and races which will be held Sept.
p, rs and -.
The ladies of the NJ p. church will
serve a New England supper in the
church dining room Wednesday, sept.
20th. supper from 300 till all are serv
ed Price 25c.
Some person left a jacket at the lemon
AIDE stand at Riverside Park during
Carnival week. Owner can have same
by calling at the Presbyterian Manse
on kenneiick street.
The First National Bank has secured
the services of Clyde Adams TO take ID.
a. McKeiths place as assistant cashier.
He will 90 on duty October lst. Clyde
is now employed in a Bank at Kinde.
Chas f. Wells received a card from
Leo Bow, OF seattle, stating that his
brother Roy was sick with diphtheria
and the entire family with the eXcep-
ton OF himself was under quarantine.
There will be "A social at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Patter-
son, near Old Brockway, on Wednes-
day evening, Sept %, for the benefit Of
the NJ. L. church. All cordially invited
to be present.
Gus smith brought to Yale last sat
urday 10 head of two-year-olds and
sold the same to Edw. Sheehy for $1,000.
They are the best bunch that has come
to town this year. Mr. Sheehy shipped
them to Buffalo saturday,
DIR. and Mrs. W. q. Wight took their
son Burnell TO st. Marys Hospital, De-
troit, the first of the week TO have adj
noids i'm his nOstrils and his tonsils
removed. Don NJ. Campbell specialist
performed the operation successfully.
Rev. w. II. Cole and wife moved into
their own home on Park row last week.
The new II. p. minister, Rev. CIV. ;.
Ostrander and wife moved into the
parsonage this week. The Expositor
extends a hearty welcome to the new
corners.
Justin Cavanagh has reprinted and
relettered the large sign on Walker d
Doelle's grain elevator, and to say the
least he has done a neat and creditable
job. sign painting is a side line Justin
works at when not serving the patrons
on his rural route.
There will be a meeting of the Mod
ern Brotherhood. Thursday evening,
Sept 26, i'm WoOdmen Hall, over Staley
Il Brokers drug store, for the purpose
of electing officers and transacting such
OJneI BUSINESS as may come up. tie
freshmeutS will he served.
David Irwin has secured a position
at South Park and expects to move to
that place soon. Dave has been one of
Yale's shoe makers for the past eight
years and is considered among the best
in the country today. The Expositor's
good wishes go with him to his new
home.
state Railroad Commissioner Glas-
gov, mechanical engineer Bice and
SuFt Trump of the Pere Marquette,
were through the city Tuesday and
conferred with our city dads. The
crossings at North and Main streets
were looked over and we are to know
in the near future as to what kind Of
protection we are TO have.
Edward Neaton has cards out an
nouncing a base ball dance for the ben
eft of the Wild Cats at Brockway
House Hall, on Wednesday evening,
Sept. 25 to1which the public is cordial
~ invited. A good time guaranteed
Music by Port Huron orchestra. Bill,
including supper, Sl.00. The Wild
Cats have played ball all summer and