The Yale expositor., 1908-07-10
Local and Otherwise.

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Rounds Hardware Go.
Ballentine Dry Goods Co.
Rev. j. a. Bullock will preach in
Fargo next sunday morning.
A number of Yale sports attended
the Port Huron races this week
The man who is suspicious of Others
is usually not safe man 10 trust.
The Oatman Dairy wagon has been
reprinted and now looks bright and
tidy.
Ed Oatman is working in l.. Roy
Fullers jewelry store during Roy's alb
sence.
Geo. Mcintyre who received injuries
last week is attending to his work
again.
A nice shower of rain Tuesday morn
ing laid the dust and cooled the atmos-
phere,
There is something wrong with ones
piety when it proyOkes others To pro-
family.
Born to the wife of Hold Lathrop
Thursday morning, July 2, 1908, a
daughter
Yale will be well represented at Flint
July 18th where Orangemen's day will
be celebrated.
There were 66 excursion tickets sold
on Sunday from Yale to Detroit and 81
TO Port Huron.
Rev. Jos. Glib, of Philadelphia, will
preach in the Presbyterian church next
sunday morning.
The North Branch Gazette says "A.
a. Reid of Yale is pharmacist at the
Central Drug Store.
Elder ID. McColl will preach i'm the
Mechanic street church of Christ next
sunday morning at the usual hour.
Richard Ellar and family this week
moved into the house just south of Dan
Ferguson's residence on Main street.
We wish we had a dollar for every
time we have shaken hands with can
didate for some office in the past month
or so.
We notice by the Sanilac County Re
publican that Herb Clark has been
elected chief of the company in san
dusky.
Guy +. Beard is taking two weeks
vacation and Fred Currier jr. is assist
ing in the Yale State Bank during his
absence.
We have not heard of one accident,
the result of celebrating the Fourth,
Yale people certainly are as sane lot
as one can find.
Duncan Mckenzie ST. is quite sick at
his home on east north street. His
friends hope he may soon regain his
usual good health.
Elder J. ii. Patton will preach at the
Brick Chapel Sunday, July 18th at 3
and p. IN. Do not fail to come and
listen to Bible truths.
What good did it ever do to hurt
another's feelings? Did saying a mean
thing ever get anything and if it did
was there any satisfaction in il?
The North and South End Sluggers
met in a friendly contest last evening
on the new ball grounds. We went to
press too early to learn the results.
A. b. Granger, of Brown City, has
opened photograph gallery in the
rooms upstairs in the White building
and will be here Tuesday of each week.
Marshall Henry had a crew of men
at work Monday and Tuesday cleaning
up the streets. They look great deal
more presentable now than they did
Sunday.
&. J. Darwood, piano tuner of Port
Huron, is here this week finishing up
his work. Any one having pianos they
desire tuned will find him at the Pals
ley Hotel.
The Ladies' Aid of Roseburg NJ. T..
church will hold an ice cream social in
the Maccabee Hall Roseburg. on
Thursday evening, July III. Every
body invited.
From all reports Peck's celebration
was not the grand success it was adver
tised to be. July 4 is the only time to
have a celebration and as Yale was to
have an excellent celebration nearly
everyone waited for ours.
Deputy Great Commander ANY c.
Sanderson. of Port Huron, was in Yale
last Tuesday evening attending a meet
ing of the LOTM. She gave the mem.
bers an instructive talk. The ice cream
parlor was invaded after the session
was over.
About fifteen invited guests helped
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ;. Brown celebrate
the tenth anniversary of their wedding
OH Monday of this week at their home
corner of Wood and Mary streets. A
fine supper was served. All present re-
port an enjoyable time.
At the meeting of the Presbytery of
Flint held in Port Huron OH Tuesday,
July :, the pastoral relation existing
between the Yale Presbyterian church
and T.. ii. Douglass was dissolved and
the Presbytery directed Rev. Joseph :.
Glib, of Philadelphia, to preach the
sermon and declare the pulpit vacant
Sunday morning, July 18th.
John Asman, of Port Huron, state
mauager of the Woodmen of the World
was in Yale Wednesday night and met
with Yale Camp. Several candidates
were initiated and an interesting time
was enjoyed by all present. Mr.. As
man gave a splendid talk that should
excite more interest in the order and
get the members to do something.
The steamers Mcintosh and Hanna
colided opposite the Standard Chain
Company's works in Sarnia Tuesday
and large holes were made in both
boats. The Mcintosh was beached on
the Canadian side, while the Hanna
was taken to Miller's coal dock. II is