The Yale expositor., 1907-07-19
Local and Otherwise.

The weather this week is sultry and
hot, the mercury standing about 80 in
the shade.
DIR. Bruske, president of Alma col
lege, will preach in the First Presby-
terrain church, next sunday.
Special song service at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church next sunday ev-
ening. All cordially invited.
Business Mems excursion to Port
Huron, down-the-river points and De
troit, July 81. Everybody invited.
! Mrs. Ard moved this week to Anchor
vile that she may be near her daughter
who is teaching school in that locality.
John Burley and family moved on
| Tuesday into the Award house on
Mary street, lately vacated by Mrs.
| Ard.
Plan to take in the business mems
Excursion to Port Huron and Detroit
OH July 3lst. 1t will be a day of recre-
alton.
WixOm Bros. street carnival i'm Yale
Aug. $40 inclusive. Arrange your
work that you may attend one or two
days at least.
| Keep the grand street carnival in
your mind and the date, Aug. 3 to 10
inclusive. WixOm Bros furnish the
entertainment.
Seek not to have things happen as
you Choose them, but rather choose
them to happen as they do, and so shall
you live prosperously.
One hundred and thirty three tickets
were sold from Yale last Sunday-l04
to Detroit and 20 to Port Huron. This
| te ke To- lat -
point for Sunday excursion.
Special meeting of Yale Grange No.
954 July 25, 8 o'clock p. m. The meet
ing is called for the purpose of initia-
ton. All members are requested to be
present. w. =. Darling, Master.
The summer school and institute
held i'm Port Huron for two weeks
closed on Friday with an attendance
of l69 This is the largest school of
the kind ever held in It. Clair county
Lay aside your business cares and en-
JOY days outing, July 3lst, by taking
| in the Business Mems excursion to Port
Huron, down the-river points and De
troit. A general invitation is extended
to everybody.
The last quarterly meeting of Yale
Circuit NJ. Il. church will be held Sat
urday and sunday in the Peoples Tenn
pie. Rev. o. &. Carlisle will assist in
these services and will preach Sunday
both morning and evening.
The business mems excursion TO Port
Huron and Detroit on July 3lst in
cludes everybody business men, me
chanics, farmers, labOrers, and their
wives, children or sweethearts. Make
a point to attend and enjoy one day of
recreation.
T.. w. Sutton, state deputy inspec-
tor for the Dairy and Pure Food de
partmeht at Lansing, was in Yale two
days this week looking over the groc-
cry stocks and meat markets. He
found nothing that conficted with the
pure food laws of the state.
Rev. w. ii. Cole presented the Ex-
positor force with most beautiful bou-
quet of sweet peas and nasturtiums on
Wednesday of this week, for which we
are truly thankful. While talking of
his garden he boosted that his was the
best in town. The peas always taste
good anyway, so he says
The Cory Evening Journal of Cory,
Pa. has the following to say of our
Sam THE services at the l.. Il. church
yesterday were well attended. Rev. :. q.
Bettes, the cowboy preacher, gave two
very fine sermons, which were much
appreciated by all those who had the
pleasure of listening TO him."
Joe, the little terrier belonging 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Rounds, was accidently
run over by the bus on Monday even
ing. The dog was chasing stones
thrown by some boys into the middle
of the street and did not notice the bus
coming 1t was stepped on ny the
horse and run over 10y the buggy. Joe
is barely able to move.
Mrs. Margaret Waterworth, of Brock
way township, Mas petitioned the cir
cult court To grant her a divorce from
her husband, William Waterworth, on
the ground of non-support. The cou-
pie were married ia Port Huron i'm
1885 and have four children. Mrs.
WaterwOrth says her husband has spent
her money. is addicted to the use of
drink and is very abusive.
Freed Il Perrine's United Shows held
forth north OF the station Wednesday
evening to large |? = audience. As
show 10 was glorious failure Char
lie Rounds, after viewing the grand
and triumphal march Of the street pa
rade together with the hand organ,
scratched his head and thoughtfully re-
marked, al wonder what either of 'em
would have been, if they hadn't united"
Can you figure il out?
Mrs. f. A. Griswold accompanied by
her neice Pearl StrattOn, of OwOssO, re
turned home after two weeks visit at
OwOssO and Lake Orion. Mrs. Girls
void attended the +. l.. institute and
took the course of Mission Study led
by DIR. Floyd, of Cincinnati, o., also a
course of bible study led by Rev. Pierce
of Bay City, on Personal Work. The
institute was well attended, about one
hundred delegates being present and
very pleasant and profitable time was
enjoyed DO all.
A pleasant affair was the neighbor
hood picnic held on the lawn at Mr..
and Mrs. +. X. Beecher residence last
Friday afternoon. The day was All
ideal one after the rain of the day he
fore and about forty residents of Me
l.. -, 10.