The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-09-27
Local and Otherwise.

Pumpkin pie.
Autumn now.
Cool days these.
Is your coal bin fullg
Fall fairs are in full swing.
Umbrella Jack has been busy about
town this week.
The Yale Bazaar will remain open
evenings until 9 o'clock.
Printers ink makes the path to
riches and fame. Try it.
David Stoner, of Sandusky, is en-
ployed in the flax mills of Yale.
The children are delighted, merry
go-round has located in the city,
Peter Empey is painting the front of
the Doelle block, materially improving
the appearance.
Frank b. Newell and family have
moved into the W. Il. Ballentnc home
on corner of Main and Bettes streets.
Subject for Sunday evening at the
| Presbyterian church: "a bottled sell
mon. Which are you?' illustrated.
The merry-go-round is an innocent
amusement for the children. Let the
little ones have good time while
young.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ. +. church will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs. w. III. Palmer.
Shaw a. Johnson have painted the
front of the blacksmith shop, corner
Main and Mechanic streets, adding
considerably to its appearance.
a change has been made in the
schedule working time at the Yale
Wooden Mills, from $50 a. m. 10 I,
quitting at 6 p. IN. instead of $50.
At the Soldiers and Sailors Reunion
of It. Clair, Sanilac and Macomb coun-
ties, held at Algonac recently, il was
decided to hold the reunion next year
in Croswell.
| Miss Letitia Hanna has established
dressmaking parlors upstairs over the
First National Bank. Miss Hanna is
modern workman and will he pleased
to do your work.
| The residents on the new street west
of the city park object to the Exposition
saying that they reside OH "Park row"
1t is Park avenue instead. We gladly
make the correction.
Hugh Ferguson, who has been en-
ployed by the firm of Beard, Campbell
II Co., Port Huron, for the past year,
has given up his position and gone to
Alma, where he will resume his studies
in the college at that place.
Claude Sweet will go to Detroit next
Monday where he will accept a position
in the wholesale dry goods house of
| Krolik Il Co. Claude is an industrious,
hustling young man, and we expect to
hear of him making his mark in this
world
| +. A. Carney Il Sons Saturday night
dances are quite a drawing card for the
young folks and furnish amusement to
large number of people. The dances
are conducted in an orderly manner
and closed each evening at or before
twelve O'Clock.
A fresh coat of white paint applied
to the exterior of James McColl's Main
street residence by Dusty Mcdonald
and Chas. Ferguson has given it an
extra fine appearance. Yale has sew
eral beautiful homes and Mr.. McColl's
is one of them.
Harry Paisley, who has been employ
ed as bOok-keeper in the Yale State
Bank for the past few months, left for
Kinde on Monday morning where he
will take Clyde Adams place as assist
ant cashier in the Kinde bank. Good
luck to you, Harry.
Yale Citizens Cornet Band for the
past month has made its appearance
on the streets Saturday evenings, fur
nishing excellent music for the crowds
that come to the city. Everybody seems
to enjoy the entertainment and we say
keep it up so long as the weather will
permit.
Mrs. Mary Phillips was taken to near
Cass City on Wednesday where she will
make her home with a daughter The
old lady had the misfortune to fall and
break her hip some time ago and has
been almost helpless since. Will and
John Phillips accompanied her on her
journey.
Mrs. j. f. Beavis' class of girls and
boys of the Presbyterian sunday school
were invited to her home from 3 to )
Saturday afternoon last and were
treated to a jolly good time, and
lunch of ice cream, cake, nuts and
fudge. All enjoyed their teachers
hospitality.
In the circuit court of this county
Friday morning last Judge Law refused
to grant either Bert Desmond or his
wife divorce The court holds that
both husband and wife are to blame
for their differences. Mr.. Desmond
was at one time a baker in Yale and
his wife will be remembered as Althea
Clark.
James Weston on Tuesday purchased
family ticket for Vancouver, b. G.,
and as soon as his auction sale is over,
which occurs on the 2Sth inst, he will
leave this locality, possibly mover to re-
turn. jim is splendid citizen and has
fine family and we regret to see them
leave us, but better opportunities offer
themselves in that far away state.
We notice by the Gladwin Record
that Dave b. Menerey, editor-postmast-
er of Coleman, is manager of a base
ball team and that he was over at
Gladwin with the bunch on Wednes-
day of last week. Dave has made a
success in his undertakings since he
left Yale and we see no reason why he
cannot put life into the great Ameri-
can game.
Last week The Expositor was late