The Yale expositor., 1907-08-23
Local and Otherwise.
Sui, crihe Cor the Expositor.

a slight frost Thursday morning.
II you have news item put us next.
A light shower of rain fell on Tues
day morning.
Henry White caught pike Yesterday
26 inches long and weighing lbs.
Stephen Windsor il having his house
reshingled. MyrCn Arnold is doing
the work.
Born at the home of John III. Phillips
four miles northwest OF Vale on Mon
day, August ~, SON. Congratula
tiOns.
six cen Of the young people engaged
in corn roast last FRIDAY evening in
the city park. An excellent time is r"-
ported.
belOs ZavlZ now occupies his oWa
house vacated by o. Il Jacobs and
family who moved into Lhe Dan Multi
gan house last week.
f. ID. Holenbeck has bought the
brick house on Mary street from John
Edgerton. The house is now occupied
by David Irwin and family.
Charlie Cavanagh has in his posses
ion pair of pet coOns which he prizes
very highly. They may be seen at the
grocery store of w. A. Cayanagh * Co.
Yale has a dog pOisoner in the third
ward. All of fifteen dogs have been
poisoned during the past month. Any
one who will do deed of this kind
should be punished.
Philip Dinner, one of Lynn's most
successful farmers, informed a repre-
sentative of the Exposition that the
oh nat "A of
the binders. Next.
Mr.. Bullock, of Missouri, will preach
both morning and evening at the Me
chanic street Church of Christ next
Sunday. He comes here as a candidate
for pastor of the church.
Doctor Pollock says that the liner in
Exposition brought him an auto car hub
cap instead of the one for his auto.
The owner of same will find it at the
drug store of Pollock Il Hennessy.
A lighted lamp was accidently over
turned at the wilt Hotel Saturday ev-
ening and the flames spread to the cur
tains on the windows. The blaze was
noticed and soon eXtinguished, but not
before damage to the amount of $40
was done.
Yesterday was the date of the Farm
ers' picnic at Goodells. Emmett and
Avoca helped out by Yale talent fur
nshed the ball game. Pat Mitchell,
Alex Duncanson and Don McDuff aid
ed Emmett while Cam Baxter and Levi
Lane strengthened Avoca's weak spots.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of
the Presbyterian church will open their
fall meetings OH Wednesday afternoon
of next week and il is desired that a
large number be present as there is
work for all. The meetings will here
after be continued regularly and il is
hoped that the members will come out
and show their interest in the work.
Next week the society will meet with
Mrs. j. a. Menzies.
The annual conference of the NJ. +.
church will be held in Detroit begin
ming September 10 and continuing a
week. There will be more than usual
interest for besides the appointments
to be made, delegates are to be elected
to the general conference which will be
held next May in Baltimore and also
there will be the jubilee meeting of the
Michigan conference which will be
held in Albion OH the same dates as
the Detroit conference.
The Wolverine Directory Co. has is
sued the st. Clair County Directory for
1907, and these are now being delivered
to subscribers. The 1907 directory is
more replete with useful information
of st. Clair county than any other di-
rectory ever issued. 1t confirms 1914
pages, besides excellent maps, and the
advertisements. In speaking of Yale
it gives the population as 1920 and says
ait is one of the best towns of its size
in Michigan and better than some twice
its size" Right you are, there.
The meeting called by the Common
Council on Monday evening, August 10
was attended by large number of cit
liens and every interest was represent
ed. 1t was the unanimous expression
of those present to sell the property
known as Riverside Park to a cOmpa-
ny interested i'm horseracing and that
the company should maintain said
grounds in good condition. In case
said company wishes to sell the grounds
the city reserves the right to the first
bid on same. IL is hoped that such a
company be formed soon and keep the
grounds for racing purposes. If not
the council will advertise the property
to be sold to the highest bidder.