The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-06-07
Local and Otherwise.


day.
Mrs. Terry, mother of Mrs. Jacob
Miller, is slowly recovering from her
recent sickness.
Born to the wife of Carl Mason on
Wednesday, June 5, daughter. It's
Grandpa Richardson now.
Ernest Baxter has accepted posi-
ton in w. A. Williams grocery store
i'm Port Huron and left for there this
week.
Timothy Caster who has suffered for
year or more from a paralytic stroke
! was taken somewhat worse last week
but is now much better.
We will give a liberal price for copies
of The ExpOsitor dated Feb. 3, Mar. 10
and Sept. 20, 1905. We need these is
sues to complete our files.
The Womans Missionary Society of
the M. +. church will meet at w. j..
Ludington's residence Tuesday after
noon next at 800 o'clock.
Short interview i'm Port Huron Times:
81 started my coal fire eight months
ago today and it is still going" Same
condition in Yale, by jimmy.
Next Sunday is Children's Day at the
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day school children's day program will
be given in the evening at 7:30.
Bert Holden was passing around the
cigars Saturday last all on account of
a baby daughter arriving at his home
on that day. Congratulations Bert.
Michael Sheehy is raising the barn
on his farm southwest of Yale and is
placing stone foundation under it,.
Mr.. Sheehy believes in having the best
that is going.
Remember the pie sale in the Expos
itor Office next Saturday forenoon. A
large number of pies will be baked for
the occasion. Purchase one for your
dinner. loo each.
Heavy rains visited this part of the
state Saturday and Tuesday. The earth
is certainly moist enough now. 1t is
hoped the sun does not come out too
hOt-but there's no danger.
Henry Bidleman is home from the
North West Territory where he has
spent the past five months lie expects
to return with his family next week,
having located in AliX, Alberta.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Viola Hopkins, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. Hopkins, to Mr.
W. +. Crooks, of Battle Creek, OH We'd
nesday, June 10, at four o'clock p. IN.
Yale and North Branch cross bats
here Saturday at $3.50 p. m. North
Branch has a good team, and so has
Yale. Both have beaten Marlette. So
come out and witness warm game.
The program which was rendered in
the Speaker NJ. Il. church last Thurs
day evening was heard by large
crowd. 1t was very good and everyone
expressed themselves as satisfied with
il.
Last week we received very neat
commencement invitation of the class
of 1907 which graduated at M. A. G..
last Friday, from George III. Ellis, son
of Rev. and Mrs. G. ID. Ellis of Flush
ing.
Many farmer around Yale sold his
hay crop so close last fall and early
winter that he has been compelled to
buy enough to tide him over until the
new crop is harvested. He has had to
cough up anywhere from SI2 to SIC per
ton while he received from So to $40.
A campmeeting of the Free Metho-
dist church will be held at Johnson's
grove two miles east of Avoca, begin
ming June 18th and continuing until
the 26th. Prominent preachers will be
present. All interested in the work Of
saving souls are invited to take part in
the services.
James Weston of Speaker township
who went to Vancouver i'm company
with Frank McCleery early in the
spring, is home for short time. lie
will move his family to the coast next
fall. jim has splendid position with
a lumber company and is well pleased
with the country.
Wool Sales Day advertised for Mon
day last proved failure. The buyers
who were expected to be here on that
date to bid on the wool clip failed to
come. Grand Master Horton of the
State Grange gives his reason that the
parties who faithfully promised to be
present, possibly made deal with the
trust.
Hayden Hazard, son of Aaron HaZ-
ard, while at work on a hay press last
Thursday had the misfortune to receive
a severe wound on his left leg. lie was
driving the team when chain broke
letting rod fly back. hitting him with
terrific force and nearly breaking his
leg. AS IL was it was cut to the bone.
\ Dr. Clyne dressed the wound and the
boy Is doing very nicely at present.
Yale citizens are all stirred up over
4th of July celebration this year and
have taken off their coats and are at
work securing the necessary funds
with which 10 have q hummer II the
committee visits you be liberal in your
donations and give the matter every
encouragement. When our citizens
take up doings of this kind they gener-
ally make a success Of the undertaking.
A. +. Jackson is making many
changes i'm the interior of the Hotel
Jackson such as putting i'm urinals and
a water closet and other improvements
that will add to the convenience of his
guests. He is spending in the neighbor-
hood of $500 but believes il will more
than repay him for the outlay. The
buffet i'm connection with the bar is
now complete and lunches are served
at all times.
Darius Mihlethalcr Of the Mihlethal-
or Mercantile Co. of lIarbOr Beach.