The Yale expositor., 1907-08-30

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The apple crop will be rather short
one in this section.
Mrs. Wallace b. Ballentine is improv-
ing every day and is able to sit up now.
Mrs. w. +. Menerey who has been
quite sick for the past month is much
better.
The business men will play ball with
the farmers Labor Day at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon.
James G. McKenna is much i'm
proved in health being able To take
nourishment
Next Sundays excursion gives the
ungOdly a chance TO see the sights in
Port Huron and Detroit
Remember the 20 cent supper at the
Presbyterian church next week Thurs
day. Lots of good things as usual.
State Fair opened yesterday. A
number from Yale and vicinity expect
to attend sometime during the week.
John Holden is having the lawn
around his residence corner Mechanic
and kenneiick streets graded and lev
elled.
VIM. Ii. Ballentine has been very
sick the past week caused by infam-
nation of the bladder. He is some bet
ter at present.
The musical whistle of the threshing
engine is now heard on every side
though the harvest is not as heavy as
usual this year.
Earl Loree who has been quite sick
with appendicitis is now greatly i'm
aroved and able to be at his work in
Burt n kerrs again.
The drouth is simply terrible and if
it continues much longer the late crops
will dry up entirely. Fires have been
raging in the marshes north and west
of Yale for almost two weeks.
Emerson Cooper and family have re-
turned to Yale and are now occupying
their own house on Mill street. Emer-
son has resumed his old position as
clerk in Beavis Il Hutchinson's store.
Sage sayings of j. Yves Cavanagh:-
"This here business of distributing free
samples of Spearhead ought to be en-
cOuraged in every way possible. Ii
beats the canary bird deal all hollow, by
jinks.'
The drain commissioners of the state
of Michigan met i'm Port Huron Tues
day and Wednesday of this week. Ad-
dresses were made by Mayor John j.
Bell and Joseph Walsh, both of Port
Huron.
The price of butter will soon be tax
ing another raise if the pasture does
not become better This dry weather
has burned up most all the grass and
i'm very short time cattle will have to
be fed hay.
After vacation of month the sun
day school OF the Presbyterian Church
will resume its work next Sunday at
| AS a. m. All old scholars and new
ones are cordially invited to be present.
c. A. Ponsford, Supt.
Two exciting ball games were played
at Riverside Park Saturday afternoon.
The canning factory beat the Wooden
Mill to q, and the cement crew 3 to D..
This leaves the canning factory with "a
percentage of 1000, the cement crew
800 and WOODEN mill 600.
The fifth annual convention of the
Larger Hope Association and General
Meeting is being held i'm our city today
and continues until Sunday evening.
A number of speakers from out of
town are expected to be present. An
interesting program has been arranged
for.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give their fall supper in the church
dining room next week Thursday, Sept.
9Th. A splendid meal; is to be pro-
vided, and il is hoped a large number
of people will be ready to partake of it.
Further notice will be given next week
Look for it.
y According to a new law all physi-
clans and nurses who file their birth
certificates properly made out in black
ink with the township clerks or the
board of health at least ten days after
the birth, will receive compensation
of 30 cents for each certificate. The
money is paid to the physicians by the
county.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
hold its annual picnic at the City Park
on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. End. All
members of the church and Sunday
school are expected and friends are cor
daily invited. Games and field sports
will be INDUCED in. Picnic dinner at
| 1890. Bring your lunch baskets and
enjoy good days outing.
Another bunch of Congressman will
leave New York November D on one
of those lovely free trips TO the 18th
mus of Panama TO view the canal. IL
was suggested that it would be to the
best interests of all connected with the
work TO have those in charge of the APP.
preparation of money present and view
what has been done and also what is to
be done. Lucky suggestion Ditto
congressman.
Mrs. Ward, nee Verne Kelley, met
with an accident at the Wooden Mill
early Thursday morning, which caused
the loss Of a big lock of her hair and a
piece of scalp. She had started heI
loom and was arranging her hair when
big lock caught in a cog and was
quickly drawn i'm with the above result
and very fortunate she was that il was
no worse. She was taken to the home
of her sister, Mrs. Porter Harris and a
doctor called. Beyond suffering some
pain, il is hoped there will be no seri
GUS trouble from the accident.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
| of Rurt N (,riqWold General Marchanfp