The Yale expositor., 1907-08-09
Local and Otherwise.

nC NuNCl dnllll gave BOOu SION
here last Saturday night.
John Paxton is much improved i'm
health and again able to be out.
There were l05 excursion tickets sold
Sunday to Port Huron and Detroit.
Ed Sheehy shipped fine bunch of
cattle To Buffalo markets last Saturday.
Mrs. Jess Roadway, nee Sarah Bettes,
of Crowell, gave birth to a son July
80, 1907.
Josie Beard who has had rather
serious sickness the past two weeks is
now much better
Do not miss the excursion to Pine
Grove Park Port Huron, Aug. 2lst
See bills for particulars.
Remember the ball came tomorrow
y ale VS. Emmett This game will be
one Of the best OF the series.
+. +. Fead is improving the outward
appearance of his dwelling house by a
coat of paint. Dusty j doing the job.
Wallace b. Ballentine and Frank b.
Newell have traded dwelling houses.
Mr.. Ballentine expects soon To move
away.
Herb Eshleman will move his house
hold goods to Flint next week where he
will go to housekeeping. The best of
good wishes go with the family to their
new home.
Take your family to Pine Grove Park
Port Huron, for days picnicking and
outing Aug. 2lst. Fare 35c. Children
between the ages of five and twelve
years half fare.
In post card from David l.. l:rown
dated August 3, at Houghton, he writes
to change the address of his Expos tor
TO that place. lie is working Oh the
Mining Gazette.
A basket picnic will be held in the
city grove by Yale Chapter OES Wed
nesday afternoon, Aug. II, for all mem
bers of the Chapter and their families.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged.
Alfred Young, of Chicago, H., be
lieves i'm furnishing the stuff with
which the editor can purchase the nee
essaries of life. He sends us two dol
lars which pays his Exposition subscrip-
ton to April 1909. Thanks.
Edward Newell of the Newell Furni
ture Co., stopped ms OH the street one
day this week and says THAT al pub
lished in the Expositor last week
brought us over $500 wOrthof business.
1t pays to advertise" We told You so.
James &. McKenna returned from
his northern trip To his home on Jones
street, Yale, two weeks ago and now
lies in helpless condition. He is suf
fering from bronchial trouble and his
friends have little hopes of his recOv
cry.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Menerey moved
to Coleman Tuesday where they will
make their future home. The old cOu-
pie leave behind host of warm friends
all of whom wish them good health and
peaceful life the balance of their
lives.
Word was received from Spokane,
Washington, announcing that George
Weston had three ribs broken and was
bruised about the body by falling off
scaiiolding OH which he was working
about two weeks ago. George return
ed home this morning.
VIM. NJ. Thompson, a former resi-
dent of Yale, ites:-"Please change
the address of my paper from 39i Cham
plain street to 10 Barney street, Battle
Creek. We have bought home here
and are fixed up for good. We both
are well and wish TO be remembered to
all friends"
The Baptist Ladies Aid of Mayville
will run an excursion Aug. 2ist to Pine
Grove Park, Port Huron. The train
starts at Mayville and takes in all sta
tions to AvOca. Fare from Valley Cen
ter Acc; Melvin 40c: Yale 35c; Ayoca
Doc. Train leaves Valley Centre 800
a. m, Melvin 1913, Yale 1923, AvOca
$40.
A harvest ball and supper will be
held in the Mckinney Hall at Old
Brockway on Wednesday evening, Au-
gust 2lst, To which the public is cordi- |
ally invited. Miss Baldwin, pianist, ac
companied by violinist from Port
Huron, will furnish the music. Bill
including supper, S100 If you want
to have good time don't miss this
dance.
j. f. King, of 81 Garfield street,
Port Huron, writes: Please find 20
money order to pay for the Exposition
another year. / am always glad when
the Exposition comes to me because
can find out what is Transporting in dear
old Yale This is only one of
many former residents of our city who
has warm spot in his heart for the
place and people.
Mrs. A. +. Oatman, residing south
east of Yale, broke both bones of her |
left arm. While on her way home from
Yale last Friday the horse she was
driving became frightened and backed |
into the ditch tipping the buggy against
the fence. Her arm was caught be |
tween the buggy wheel and fence. DIR. |
Pollock set the fracture and she is get
ting along nicely.
Earl Welch, whom the officers have |
been searching for during the past
week, was found near Armada and |
brought To Yale Wednesday and ar
riagned before Justice Ballentine. He |
pleaded not guilty to the charge of as
sault and battery on the seven year old |
daughter of Mrs. VIM. Guilliart, and |
was taken to Port Huron on Thursday |
by deputy sheriff Robert Reid, where |
he will await his trial.
In another column of the ExpositOr |
you will find portrait and short write |
up of Edmund ;. Black, candidate |
far nomination Inv the Ranuhlipan mar. |