The Yale expositor., 1908-08-14
Local and Otherwise.

occupying colIdSt, dl EulSOn Bedcn.
Lothian Il Palmer have placed new
sign lettered in gilt in front of their
store.
Mrs. w. Boadway's many friends will
be pleased to learn that she is up and
around again.
Ed. Oatman has been assisting Adam
Yake in Grant Holden's drug and
jewelry store this week.
A fine rain fell in this section We'd
nesday morning, and another OH Thurs
day, doing lots of good.
Fred b. Brown, of Port Huron, re.
publican candidate for prosecuting at
torney, spent Tuesday in Yale
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
occupy the Brick Chapel while their
own church is undergoing repairs.
Norman Sponenburg has been look
ing after Mathews IL Nights drug
store this week during Fred Mathews
absence.
Ed. j. Franklin Baxter of Newcastle,
Pa. will preach in the Mechanic street
Church of Christ next Sunday morning
at usual hour.
Haas Names, of Port Huron, repub-
lican candidate for sheriff of st. Clair
county at the primaries September LIST,
was in Yale Tuesday.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies entertained Mrs.
j. q. Brown, of Avoca, Mrs. VIM. Cline
of PincOnning, and Mrs. Stewart, of
Algonac, at tea Friday afternoon.
The supper given in Kennefck hall
Wednesday evening by the ladies of the
Nj. +. church was we'll patroniZed con-
| of hn no.
Proceeds about S26
Mrs. p. A. Empey wishes to thank
the Modern Brotherhood of America
| for promptness in payment of the pol
| icy held by her late husband, the
amount of same being received July %.
The union gospel meetings at the
park will close next Sunday evening,
Pastor w. :. Ostrander giving the clos
ing address. Services begin at $50
o'clock and if the weather should be
unfavorable for meeting at the park
services will be held in the NJ Z
church.
\ camping party consisting of Chas'
ii. Palmer and family, Mrs. A. Pollock
and son Donald, Mrs. Jas. Wallace and
daughters Julia, Vera and Donna, the
family of Wallace Adams, and Leslie
Menzies started Tuesday morning for
the shores of Lake Huron below Lex
ington to be gone two weeks.
Alfred Pratt received Il letter from
Roy Bow, of Seattle dated Aug & stat
ing that Samuel G.. Bettes would be
married in tent that evening. An adj
mission of % cts. would be charged to
see the show. The letter stated that a
from ~ 40 10
would be sent to the Exposltor.
VIM. Morsehead has sold his candy
store to Peter Thomas, of Port Huron,
who will take immediate possession.
Mr.. Morsehead has been resident of
our city for good many years and is
well liked and respected. He does not
know what business he will go into or
where he will go, but we hope he may
remain among us.
The Ladies' Aid, of Elliott, will give
q harvest picnic "Wednesday, Aug. ~,
at Will Hoifman's grove. The Brown
City band will discourse music through
out the.day. A base ball game between
East Lynn and West Lynn will be
played. Dinner will be served, also
other refreshments sold. Everybody is
cordially invited to come.
False reports are in circulation to
the effect that the German Mutual Fire
Insurance company has become insolv-
ent. such stories are not true The
Facts in the case are that the charter
expired June II, but the company has
eighteen months to renew same. A
meeting is called for Aug. 20 to renew
charter and make new bylaws, etc.
Gospel meetings are being held i'm
tent pitched on the farm of Joseph
Martin, 4 miles east and / mile north
of Yale. Mr.. McGeachy, of Sarnia, and
Mr.. Duncan, of Cleveland, are the
principal speakers. The meetings be
gan Tuesday night of this week and
will continue each evening Except Sat
urday) so long as the interest keeps up.
Our attention was called to an item
relative to social evening spent Aug.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall
Lynn township in honor of Mrs.
Gus Goldberg. The item was sent to
the Expositor and published in last
weeks issue. We are informed that
said item was sent in through malice
and for an evil purpose. We desire to
say to our reporter that if such is the
case no more like news is wanted.
Anthony Welch just received letter
from his daughter, Mrs. Tuna Ward
in Los Angeles, telling of her troubles
with broken arm. Some time ago she
had the misfortune to fracture her
right arm and just recently the plaster
cast being taken off it was found the |
bone did not knit and she states that
it will be necessary for her to go to the |
hospital and undergo an operation |
whereby the bones will be drawn to- |
gether by silver wire or clamps. The |
fracture was very bad one and it may |
vet be necessary TO amputate the arm |
Tuna's Yale friends sympathize with |
her and trust that the arm will heal
soon.
a very pleasant party was given at |
the home of Mr.. aid Mrs. Geo. WIKI in. |
son in Lynn township on Saturday eve
ming last, in honor of Fred Goldberg,
who was going north on account of |
ill-health. There were about 80 friends |
and neighbOrs present. The evening
was spent i'm listening to music on the
violin and graphophone and a grand