The Yale expositor., 1907-10-18
Local and Otherwise.
Races at Brown City Thursday. Oct.

Joe hdNdlldBn SOFA his BfOckWaN
property to VIM. Laycock.
Dealers are now charging 81 cents
per quar- for milk and % cts per quart
for cream.
Races at North Branch Saturday.
Oct. ~. a day of good sport may be
looked for.
There was no school in Yale Monday
on account of the bursting of one of
the steam pipes.
Shrewd shoppers, who are looking for
fall and winter bargains, should read
the ads in the EXpositor
Willard WEIGH has two potatoes
grown by Jas. Ross, of Emmett, that
weigh 81 pounds They are beauties.
j. +. Walker says: 81 like the Tx
positor better than I'll the other papers
| take; We can hardly wait for its
arrival
Yale friends of Mrs. NJ. Dooley. of
Melvin. will be glad 20 know that she
is slowly improving from her recent
sickness.
The supper given at lrockNay by
the ladies of II. JOSerh'S church. Thurs
day evening, Oct. 10, was Il success
socially and financially. Proceeds siS.
Dick Windsor has installed an +. u.
gas machine FIR lighting his barber
shop. 1t is manufactured by the In
candescent Light Il Stove Co. Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
VIM. Roy moved his household goods
from the farm near Capac TO the Mrs.
Granger house OH Mechanic street,
Yale, Tuesday. Mr. Roy's daughter
will keep house for him.
Lost somewhere on the road west of
the Bidleman school house Cn Thurs.
day morning an automobile hub cap.
Finder will please leave at Pollock *
Hennesay's drug store and receive re-
ward.
Thos. Holden n Sons show window
was very lastly trimmed Wednesday
and Thursday Everything shown
looked good enough to eat and the dis
play attracted number of passers by
each day.
Archie Ludington will start his cider
mill next Wednesday, Oct. %. and will
be prepared TO make cider, jelly and
apple butter His prices are always
reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
Give him a call.
The sun shOne on sunday morning
which certainly was the proper thing
for it to do as it has kept itself hidden
a good share of the fall. Cold, raw,
gloomy weather has been the order and
the change was decided improvement
Josiah Mitchell and wife and Chas.
Weymouth and wife enjoyed few ripe
raspberries picked from Mr.. Mitchell's
garden on Saturday, Oct 18th. There
alcn N faxy hlnccnr,,o an ha I,,,l
which is very unusual thing this time
of the year.
Why would it not be good idea for
the city council to pass an ordinance
prohibiting the practice of eXpectorat-
ing on the cement walks? Passing up
and down our streets you will notice
great gObS of tobacco spit on the walks
too filthy to look at.
G.. A. Mann was hauling in the spuds
he had raised on three quarter acre
patch, the first of the week. The total
yield was 900 pounds, which brought
him about eighty dollars and he figures
an even fifty dollars to the good. Some
of the largest ones weighed two and
half pounds, and many family could
get full meal from two average sized
ones.
In letter to the Expositor Rev. :. J. /
Reed renews his subscription for an
other year and orders his address
changed from Richmond to st. Clair
Mich, II. +. ID. No. 2. Mr.. Reed was
in charge of the Yale f. NJ. circuit for
three years and has many friends here
who join with us in wishing himself
and family health and prosperity i'm
their new home.
no i1.Lf
dent happened to Mrs. Chas. G.. Rich !
ardson Thursday evening about Is
o'clock. In going down the cellar !
stairs the trap door fell striking her on
the side of the head, knocking her |
against the stone wall. Dr. Pollock was !
called Immediately and made her as
as possible. She is bruised |
quite badly but not seriously injured.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Soci- |
ETY. of the Presbyterian church held a |
social meeting at the home of Ruth |
and Marjorie MenZies Monday evening |
with their leaders Misses Mckenzie and !
Ostrander. The officers for the ensuing |
year are as follows: President Eliza |
beth McColl; Vice President Donna |
Secretary Louise Bright: |
Treasurer Ruth Menzies; Organist |
Elizabeth McColl.
Patrons of rural mail delivery routes |
should take notice of the fact that the |
postOflce department is Withdrawing |
service from roads that are not kept i'm |
good condition, and in some cases from |
entire routes where roads are bad. In
cities people must maintain connecting |
If they want free mail de-
livery. In the country they must main
tain roads that can be safely traversed |
during the entire year.
AT the district Sunday school meet
ing called for last Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Griswold goodly
were present and considerable
interest was manifest. Mr.. John Helm
miller president of the 4th district was
present and both he and Miss Reed of
this district gave good reports of the
held recently at Capac. A
was appointed to visit the
different superintendent of schools
and plan together for union meeting.
Election of officers was as follows:-
President Rev. +. l.. Douglass: Vice
D.. n a n