The Yale expositor., 1907-07-12
GRAND STREET CARNIVAL.
WIxom Bros. VIII Hold a Six Days Street
Carnival In Yale Beginning August 5
and Continuing until the Evening of

| evening IN the Council Chambers for
the purpose of comforting with Frank
WixOm in reference to a street carni
val.
Mr.. Whom explained his proposition
quite thoroughly and finally an expires.
sion of those present was taken. The
sentiment was unanimously in favor Of
accepting the proposition.
On motion, W. A. Cavanagh, presi-
dent of the Business Mems AssOcia-
ton of Yale, was instructed to appoint
the necessary committees to carry out
the work. Here is IA list
Soliciting First Ward, j. b. Stevens,
j. +. Staley; Second Ward, j. +. Bea-
Wis, Fred II. Palmer; Third Ward, JAS
Wallace, Fred j. Wilt
Executive. G. Holden, j. b. Ste
vens, j. f. Staley, Jas. Wallace.
Printing III. Ponsford, j. |.
Rosenthal, j. A. MenZies.
The carnival will be thoroughly add
vertised and we expect Yale will wit
ness the largest crowds of people that
have been here i'm years.
Thursday s rain did world of good
To growing crops. being just what was
needed.
Ernest Baxter is now playing ball at
Pigeon, having resigned his position at
Port Huron.
Edward Newell did commendable
work in filling the hole on his Main
street lot which has been occupied by
frogs all spring.
Clarence Drake passed a satisfactory
examination OH June u and is now
ull-tiedged pharmacist. The ExpositOr
congratnlates Clarence on his success.
| Special song service at the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday evening at
1880. Everyone invited to attend. Ep-
worth League meetings are discontin-
ued for july and August.
The ladies of the Woodmen Circle
met at the home of Mrs. Fred wilt ON
Monday evening and gave "A surprise in
honor of Mrs. Dan Mulligan. Ice
! cream and cake We're served and all
spent an enjoyable evening.
Sermon subject for Sunday morning
at the Presbyterian church is, "How
We Get the Bible i'm its Present Form"
A very interesting meeting is expected
and everyone is cordially invited To at
tend. No Christian Endeavor meet
ings during July and August
j. Il. Francis informs us that his son
Vaughan, now in Los Angeles, Cali,
on Wednesday wrote on the eXamina-
ton for pharmacists papers, his Mich
igan papers being of no value outside
this state. We hope to hear Vaughan
successfully met the requirements.
Warren Roadway has purchased II.
W. Menerey's house and lot OH Mechan-
ic street, for Sl400 and will move from
his present residence during the fore
part of August. Mr. and Mrs. Menerey
have decided TO go to Coleman, where
they will live with their niece, Mrs. Liz
Zie Clark.
"Rube" Cough pitched great game
of ball on Monday, although his sup
port lost the game for him. lt went
Is innings, during which time he struck
out III. The opposing pitcher got but
5 TO his credit. IL was pitchers bat
tie from start to finish, with the odds in
favor of Cough.
The first round in the suit brought
by Elizabeth Forester against her hus-
band, Thomas Forester, was fought IN
the circuit court of 1t. Clair county at
Port Huron on Monday last. 1t re-
suited in the denial of the complain
ants motion asking for the allowance
of solicitors fee, temporary alimOny,
etc
The new immigrant law now in eff
feet requires every alien coming from
Canada, who has not lived one uninter-
rupted year in that country, to pay
fee of 81 before he can enter the United
states. When the immigrant enters
this country he must be enrolled by the
officials or he can never become citi-
zen of the United States.
Much needed repairs are being made
on our old ramsliackle of depot.
Matt Irwin and his assistants have
done well to hold the building together
as long as they have. What we need is
new, commodious and up-tO date de-
pot in more convenient spot. 1t
should be On the southern side of the
railroad track rs all the business section
is at this end OF the town, and this
would eliminate a great deal of danger
in crossing the track To reach the sta
ton.
Benjamin, the two year old son Of
DIR. and Mrs. Clyne, had narrow es.
cape from death on Sunday, and his
parents are deeply thankful that the
little life is still their own. Bonnie
managed to climb Oh chair before
his fathers medicine shelves and unob-
served, reach bottle which happened
to contain carbOlic acid. Ii might
have been dozen other medicines but
IL wasn't. Bonnie also got a'spOon and
poured some of the deadly stuff out
and put il To his mouth. That was
probably as far as it got as his screams
from his burned mouth and chin
brought help quickly. He was dOsed
with alcohol and i'm short time was
all right, but it was danger from
which his parents naturally shudder
with horror.
Word reaches us from the country of
an exciting ride experienced by one of
Yale's M. DIS. the past week. IL seems
he was driving along the roadway when
his nag became frightened and in at
tempting To stop the beast from run
ming away, one of the reins broke. The
doctor then tried To bring the fractions
animal under control when the remain
ing rein broke. "Ohl horrorsl What
shall doY" he exclaimed. Thoughts
of being piled up in a fence corner