The Yale expositor., 1907-06-21


railway in Buffalo. He left for there
Monday. We wish him all success pos
sible.
Some of our subscribers mistOok our
meaning with reference to the subscrip-
ton price of the ExpositOr. Ii will be
$50 in advance To Canadian subscrib-
ers only.
The many friends of w. j. Harvie
will regret to learn that he is very
sick man with lung trouble. Ii is hoped
that he will soon regain his health and
strength.
The secretary of the Brown City
Driving Club, has the thanks of the
publisher of the ExpOstor for compl-
mentary ticket TO the races held in
that town July 4th.
Two chimney sweeps were kept quite
busy in our city Monday and Tuesday.
Their merry voices rang out from the
tip tops of chimneys to the amusement
of everybody in hearing distance.
Earl Herbert, rural carrier No. 3, has
purchased a new Wagner motorcycle
for use on his route. Its speed limit
is to 40 miles an hour. He can now
make the trip in less than two hours.
Street commissioner John Henry has
been busy this spring and summer and
has made several decided improve
ments, the latest being on Kennefick
street. This street will be the bOule-
ward of the city when completed.
Brown City will celebrate the Glori-
Gus Fourth this year in fitting style.
Games and amusements of every kind,
interesting horse races by a bunch of
fast horses, and finally winding up
with a grand display of fireworks in
the evening.
The thirty-third annual meeting of
the Michigan Pioneer and Historical
Society will be held i'm the Senate Cham
Der at Lansing, June rs and %. Inter
esting programs for the two days have
been arranged. A cordial invitation
extended to all interested to be present.
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 18th. Prominent preachers will be
present. All interested in the work of
saving souls are invited to take part in
the services.
To prevent misunderstanding the
kind hearted citizens of st. Clair desire
that the Pioneers of st. Clair county
should know that ample provision will
be made for dinner on the occasion of
the annual meeting be held Oh Tues
day next, 18th inst. Those from dis
lance will thus be relieved from the in
convenience of lunch baskets.
Charles Mackman has sold the strip
of land west of the city grove, about
twelve acres in all to Charles Rounds
and James Martin. These gentlemen
have resold part of it to Isaac Mener
ey, w. A. Cavanagh, John Holden, II.
ID. Nichols and Fred Mathews. We
expect to soon see a row of fine resi-
dences on the property. The city af-
fords no better location for dwellings
The ladies of the M. f.. church gave
farewell reception on Monday even
ing for Prof. and Mrs. Wheaton at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Girls
void. The teachers of the school were
present and invited guests to the mum
Der of about 100. Japanese lanterns
were strung OF the lawn and the even
ing being very warm the outdoor air
was more acceptable than the indoor.
Icecream and cake were served and a
very social time was enjoyed. Before
separating Rev. Lawrason i'm behalf of
the company presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheaton with handsome set of cut
glass tumblers.
Friday afternoon last the two pri
mary rooms gave a program i'm Miss
ROy's room and large number of Wis.
itors were present. Only short time
had been used for practice but the pu-
pills did remarkably well and the drills,
always so thoroughly enjoyed, were tine
The sunbonnet babies and the overall
boys brought the house down as also
did the bee drill. The boat drill was
good, too, and the recitatiOns and songs.
The hearts OF Misses Roy and Herbert
are i'm their school w'rk and whether
the regular school duties or preparing
programs, they enter into both with the
deepest interest and the results in eth
er case prove that we have the right
teachers in the right place.
John ;. Dufiie jr., of San Pedro, Hon
duras, son of Mr.and Mrs. Edward Dullie
of near Melvin, made the publisher of
The Exp0sitOr very pleasant visit on
his arrival i'm Yale Friday evening.
John was at one time a resident of our
city but late years he has been in Cen
trail America where he is interested in
a large banana plantation and cattle
ranch. We are pleased To learn that
our old friend and fellow townsman
has accumulated neat little fortune
and is enjoying life in the best possible
manner. He presented us with pack
age OF postal cards on which are shown
views of different scores i'm that far
away country. John says that the eli
mate is perfect and but very little hot
ter than Michigan.