The Yale expositor., 1907-08-02

III you nave u news item put us next.
Fred Curry is improving after a
severe attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. James Collins is sick at her
daughters Mrs z. A. Empey.
Hazel Reid is the new cashier i'm the
general store of Beayis q Hutchinson.
The st. Clair county Farmers Annu-
al Picnic will be held at smiths Greek
on Friday, August ", 1901.
Golden Orangeade, most refreshing
drink, may be had at Mathews Il
Wight's drug store at . cts per glass.
Ethel Ballentne is recovering nicely
from her seige of typhoid fever and il
is hoped she may soon be able To get
out.
The material is on hand to construct
the new fence around the Catholic
church and after harvest the same will
be erected.
Open air religious services were held
on Main street last Saturday evening
and large crowd of people listened
TO the preacher
Holden x Rapley, proprietOrs of
ElmwOod cemetery, have done good
job in cleaning up the grounds The
place looks tidy now.
If you haven't already paid your city
taxes attend to the matter as soon as
possible. City treasurer Mckeith may
be found at the First National Bank.
The Avoca Base Ball team passed
through Yale Thursday morning OH
its way to Capac where a game was
called in the afternoon between the
two teams.
Come to Yale next week and enjoy
the entertainment furnished. Ball
games, tugs of war, creased pig contest
and horse race. Amusement of some
kind every day.
ID. a. McKeith now owns the house
and lot at east end of Mechanic street,
having purchased the same at public
sale recently. The property formerly
belonged to the Anna Mclaughlin
estate.
Mrs. Mary Baxter presented the Elk
positor man with a box of most excel
lent cherry currants on Thursday of
this week. They were certainly fine
and much enjoyed by him. She has
our heartiest thanks.
The people might as well get ready
to pay higher prices for coal oil and its
products, for the government seems
determined To bust the oil trust as it
did the coal trust and the beef trust
three or four years ago
The American Realty Co., of Detroit,
has change of adj i'm this issue and we
call the attention of prospective buyers
to the same. If you do not find what
you are looking for in the list write the
company at l0l5-l7 Chamber OF Com
merce building, Detroit, Mich.
The storm which visited this section
last week Thursday night did consider
able damage. VIM. Jurden's barn
southwest of Yale was shifted on its
foundation and other damage done to
it. Fruit trees were blown down and
crops damaged to some extent.
Immense crowds from all the towns
along the Pere Marquette took in the
Business Mems excursion to Detroit
and river towns on Wednesday. Yale
furnished 365, Brown City exactly the
same number while Marlette turned
out 800 strong. Everybody enjoyed the
trip.
w. h. Bryce, rural mail carrier on
route ), Yale, is taking a fifteen day
lay off. The work Of a rural carrier is
mOnOtonous and Uncle Sam has pro-
days leave of absence each year with !
full pay. Roy Moore will serve the
patrons OH the route during Wills alb
sence.
There will be immense crowds each |
day in Yale during carnival week and |
while every precaution will he taken by !
our city authorities to prevent conf !
dence men and pickpOckets from plying |
their profession on the unwaTy we ad |
wise every person to be on the lookout |
and take no stock in any graft or con
tdence game.
JAS. Ferrick, who has been employed |
at the Yale Wooden Mills for some
time, accepted "A similar position at |
Clinton. lie moved his family this |
week TO his farm near Clinton. Dur
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ferrick's stay in Yale
they made many warm friends who |
wish them every prosperity in their
new home.
Robert w. Menerey and wife expect |
to move to Coleman next week where |
they have bought house and lot and |
will make their future home i'm that |
thriving city. Mr.. and Mrs. Menerey |
have been long. time residents of Yale |
and vicinity and it is with regret the |
ExpOsitor sees the old couple go else
where. Our heartiest best wishes go |
with them.
The JeffersOnian, of Croswell, says
''Mrs. :. q. Belts is in very critical
at her home on Ward street. |
Her malady is Of a mental character
and ii is thought that her recovery is
Later We learn that Mrs.
Belts died on Wednesday of this week.
The body was brought To Vale This
and interment made in Elm
wood cemetery.
So quiet in town these days that YOU
could fire a cannon up Main street and
not hit anything larger than cock
robin. The farmers are all busy taking
care of their crops while the majority
Of our tOwnsmen re helping them and
those not doing so are sleeping which
IS all the same, as long rs the "tin'
keeps rolling n, true .harbinger of
another PROSPEROUS wear That's the