The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12
YALE WILL CELEBRATE
Committees Appointed and Arrangements
Are Being Completed Whereby We Will
Have the Best Celebration Ever

Committees Appointed and Arrangements
Are Being Completed Whereby We VIII
Have the Best Celebration Ever
Held Here
The business men and citizens of
Yale will have one of the biggest and
best celebrations ever held in the city
on Saturday, July 4th, and invite every
man, woman and child i'm the surround
ing country to come and join in. You
are promised one of the best times of
your life.
Committees have been appointed TO
look after every detail and not a stone
will be left unturned.
The days sport will consist of horse
races, auto and cycle-motor races, base
ball games, drawing matches, tugs of
war, running, jumping, finally winding
up in the evening with an immense
display of fireworks The committee
having this part in charge purchased
$4,000 worth which will be the finest
by far ever witnessed here. In the list
of nearly 200 pieces will be shown Jap
anese bombshells 9 inches in circum-
ference, electric volcanoes, extra large
duration star candles containing 10, II,
10, and "a balls, most beautiful colored
exhibition pieces, besides many other
pieces that are pleasing. No person
within the reach of Yale can afford TO
miss this grand display. e.
Band Dance tonight in Central Hall.
Grand display of fireworks at Yale
the 4th.
The Yale Wooden Mill closed down
Saturday last for two weeks for repairs.
The dogs that are tagged are at" but
after the 18th, those that aren't are only
worth IL cents.
Yale will be the whole works the
Fourth. Horse races, all kinds of ath-
letic sports, fireworks, etc.
G.. W. VanVliet, representing the
Michigan Gazetteer. spent the latter
part of last week in Yale.
III. II. Wilkinson, furniture uphol-
sterer of Mayyille, is here this week.
If he can get building he intends to
locate in this city.
Elder j. ii. Patton, will preach at the
Brick Chapel Sunday, June II, at three
and seven thirty o'clock p. m. A cor
dial invitation to all.
The sub-district meeting of the NJ.
u. church was held in Capac Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week. Rev. w.
III. Cole attended the meeting from
Yale.
The eighth grade graduating exer-
cises of several schools in Lynn will
be held in the Bethel NJ. II. church
June 10th. An excellent program has
been provided.
Stephen Balmer has been very sick
man this spring caused by the grippe.
He is able to be around but does not
feel very strong and is yet under the
care of DIR. Yuill.
John Jones and John Barley have
set good example by cutting the weeds
and cleaning up in front of the photo
graph gallery and The Paisley Hotel.
1t would be well if other did likewise.
We go too early to give any difnite
account of what was done at the bee
held at the city park Thursday A
goodly number of teams and men spent
the day there and a great deal of good
work was accomplished.
The young ladies of the NINA club
were entertained by the Misses Luding-
ton, Ware, and Livingston at Miss Lud-
ingtOn's home Friday evening. The
dainty refreshments and splendid good
time were enjoyed by all. This was
their closing meeting.
Rev. G. b. Steele will be in Yale to
hold the quarterly conference of the
Port Huron district of the NJ. +. church
Saturday evening Mr.. Steele is the
district superintendent of this district.
He will preach in the NJ. f. church
Sunday morning at 1870 o'clock.
The regular business meeting of the
Christian Endeavor at the Presbyterian
church was held at the home of Ina
Wharton on Tuesday evening of this
week. Members to the number of
twenty-five were present aud fine time
enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
The next business meeting will be held
the first Monday in July.
Port Huron was struck by terrific
storm Monday afternoon, doing damage
to the amount of $4,000. At times
the wind blew over eighty miles an
hour. The storm passed from east to
west, taking in Emmett and places south
of us. Considerable damage is reported
in and around Emmett. One man near
the latter place was killed by lightning.
The first two base ball teams which
made application to contest for the
prize at the Pomona Grange picnic to
be held i'm the City Park, Yale, June IL,
are captained by Henry Johnson of
South Brockway and Craig Adams of
North. 1t will be the north against
the south and you may look for a holly
contested game full of interest and a
few grandstand plays.
The people of Palms are arranging
for grand Irish jubilee to be held at
that place this Friday, June IL. A fine
program has been prepared, cons listing
of games of all kinds, foot races, horse
races, calithumpian parade, two ball
games -Harbor Beach-Palms in the
forenoon, Carsonville-P Palms in the af-
ternoon, bowery dances all day and a
grand ball at night with music by the
Pariseau orchestra. Palms citizens