The Yale expositor., 1907-09-06

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Mrs. John Hutton has been quite
sick the past week.
Anna Parkinson is home from Tole-
do, Ohio, quite sick.
A buggy hub cap awaits an owner at
The Exposition office.
W. III. Ballentine has been in very
poor health the past week.
II. j. Minnie has been confined to his
home the past week on account of sick
ness.
Mrs. W. b. Ballentine is much i'm.
proved in health and able to get around
again.
Apples will be scarce this year. Pears
and plums are also few and far be
tween.
The young idea is now trudging To
school regularly, with his books under
his arm.
Walter Knapp and family moved ON
to their farm north and east of Yale
Wednesday.
The price of coal is going to take a
raise. Better get your winters supply
in before ii goes up.
Bert Macdonald is assisting in Il. G..
Holden X Sons meat market while
Thomas Holden is in Detroit.
a number of fires, the result of the
lightning last Sunday afternoon and
evening, are reported south of us.
Several showers of rain the past week
has helped pasture land and growing
crops. More rain would do no harm.
Mrs. John Lett has in her possession
"A piece of wedding cake which is over
nineteen years old, and it is keeping
good yet
The dog ordinance or the person who
has put out poison is responsible for a
decrease in the number of dogs OH the
streets of our city.
The large show window i'm the build
ing occupied by the Yale Bazaar re-
ceived repairs this week. Henry Pearce
had charge of the work.
Editor G. w. Patton, of the Almont
Herald, dropped in to see us while at
tending the general assembly conven-
ton of the Church of the Larger Hope
during the past week.
A man from Lexington who brought
a load of berries into Yale on Thurs
day of last week and Tuesday of this,
was besieged with buyers. Berries
bring a good price this year
A number from Yale attended the
Dairymen's and Farmers picnic at
Peek yesterday Governor Warner and
Colon G. Lille were present and gave
addresses. Everyone reports a good
time.
No home should be without some
good reliable newspaper. The Detroit
News and Sunday News-Tribune are
the most reliable papers published. See
agent Vernon Shaver concerning your
subscription for them.
There will be a meeting at the Coun-
ell Chamber next Tuesday evening,
Sept. 10th, at 5 o'clock for the purpose
of organizing a driving park assOcia-
ton to purchase Riverside Park. All
interested are earnestly requested to be
present.
ID. a. Reagh, of OwossO, has rented
the house on Wood street recently va
Gated by James Ferrick and family and
will move his family to this city rs
soon as possible. MIR. Reagh is the
agent for the Michigan state Life In
surance Co.
The dry spell was broken on Sunday
by two extra heavy showers, the one
about time for the excursion train TO
leave and the other, with electricity
and wind, late in the afternoon. The
rain came as a welcome change from
the long, dry season.
The Both annual reunion of the Ma
comb, st. Clair and Sanilac Count les
and Sailors Association will
be held in the village of AlgOnac Tues
day and Wednesday, September 10 and
II. All comrades are invited to attend
and have a good time.
Football practice has been begun
again. 1t will be held regularly as
soon as some suitable place can be
found on which to play. Grin Lane
was elected captain at the meeting held
evening. lie will pilot the
Gale Tigers through the season of
1907.
Auction sale season is at hand again.
the Exposition job depart
ment when i'm need of auction bills.
We print with quickness and dispatch
the neatest bill of any shop around this
section of the country. Prices very
A notice i'm the paper
thrown in gratis.
The Expositor columns will be open
for school notes and we trust we shall
have an interesting budget of news
from our temple of fame each week.
is interested in school items,
don't imagine people do not care TO
learn of the happenings where their
children are spending their days, but
make il a point that your notes get to
the printer early each week.
The race track proposition is still
fire, no one seeming anxious
to accept the councils offer and buy il,
therefore some action must he taken
and the property pass in
to the hands of a driving park associa-
ton or il will be sold for farming or
purposes. To get the matter
before those interested in keeping the
grounds for race track purposes a meet |
ing is called for Tuesday evening, Sept. |
10 1907, at the Council Chamber at 8 |
o'clock. Come out.
Mrs. Il. G. Holden was quite serious
~ injured on Thursday by falling from
a step ladder which she climbed to |
reach pear from tree. In some