The Yale expositor., 1908-06-19
Local and Otherwise.

New ADS.
Ed Eilber
Geo Mcintyre
Yale Shoe Store
Mathews q Wight
Menzies Il Denison
Rounds Hardware Go.
Ballentine Dry Goods Co.
Born to the wife of Floyd Reid on
Monday, son.
Hugh Ferguson and bride have rented
the ID. A. McKeith house OH Mill street.
There were 40 excursion tickets sold
from Yale TO Saginaw and Bay City
Sunday.
VIM. Guilliart is having a veranda
built on his house corner Mechanic and
Jones streets.
Henry Jacobs writes us from Te-
cumseh stating that they like the place
and are all well.
VIM. III. Bailey has rented Cephus
Turner's house on Third street and will
soon move his family here from Oxford.
The Band Dance last Friday night
was quite well attended, Carney's or
chestra of five pieces furnished the
music for the occasion.
The only official program of the days
doings on July 4th will be issued on
the morning of that day Any others
may be branded fraud.
John Robertson is remodelling the
dwelling on his farm east of Yale
When John has all the changes made
he will have an ideal place.
The grandest display of fireworks at
Yale July 4th ever shown here. Nearly
S200 have been expended for the eXhi-
bition. Don't miss seeing it.
The date of the Children's Day pro-
gram in the Presbyterian Church has
been changed from Sunday June Fl to
sunday, June %. Watch for further
announcements.
Hugh H.. Hart, candidate for the
nomination of Judge of Probate on the
Republican ticket, found gold band
ring in the City Park Wednesday.
Owner can have same by calling at the
Expositor office.
Special meeting of Yale Grange, No.
954, will be held in Grange Hall, We'd
nesday evening, June "a at 7:30. In
itiation of candidates and transaction
of such other business as may lawfully
come before the meeting.
Hay is moving these days. Farmers
who hung unto their crop all winter
while prices were SO to $40 per ton
are now regretting that they didn't sell
sooner. The present outlook indicates
an enormous crop this season.
Chas j. Seeley, former editor of the
Port Huron Republican, who it is al
legged, deserted his wife and two sons
and left about $1,000 in unpaid bills,
has been arrested in Oklahoma and
brought back to Belding, Mich.
Philip Dinner purchased last week
from Moses Burns jr. representing the
Truesdell Marble and Granite Works
of Port Huron, a fine 100000 granite
monument which will be set up on the
family lot in Elmood cemetery.
Mr. Dresser, of the bridge firm of
Dresser Il jerks, Port Huron, was in
Yale last week and sold a new bridge
to Brockway township to take the place
of the John ID. Jones bridge that was
carried away by the freshet last spring
The bridge is longer than the old one
and will be set higher.
Grant Holden has made a vast inn
provement TO his premises on corner
of Mechanic ane Kennetck streets by
cutting out most of the poplar trees and
resetting others, putting in new cement
walks, taking up the sod of the lawn,
filling in the lot and relaying the sod
on level with the walks. The change
is very noticeable.
A local creamery and dairymen's as
sociation of Michigan was organized
week before last which will have for its
object the protection and advancement
of the local dairy interests. Wesley
Schlichter, of Brown City, was elected
president of the association; + T..
Frary, of Lapeer, secretary; Colon G.
Lille, VIM. Muir and VIM. Hodgins
executive committee.
Services continue at the Mechanic
street Church of Christ. Evangelist
Arthur will speak Sunday morning on
"Faith;" Sunday eve.-"The moral
young man." Monday eve.-"Conver-
sion of Jewish Rabbi" Tuesday eve.
Conversion of a Jailor:" Wednesday
eve.-Conversion of good man,"
II thursday eve.-"Conversion of a no
bleman." Beginning Saturday evening
the services will commence at eight
o'clock.
The ladies Aid of Bethel NJ. Il. church
will hold Church Fair at Bethel
church, located six miles west and two
and half miles south of Yale, or six
miles north and one and a half miles
east of Capac, on Friday, June 20 Din
ner will be served from ~ to o'clock
and supper will be served i'm the eve
ming. Price % cts. The purpose of
the Fair is TO help pay the indebted
ness on the church. Everybody invited
to come and help in good cause. Lots
of fancy and useful articles will be on
sale as well as ice cream, lemonade and
candy.