The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-06-26
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weeds! weeds! weeds!
Joseph Edgerton has moved onto a
farm near Melvin.
Don't you pity the Rural Carriers
these warm days?
Ira Goheen has had a new awning
placed in front of his shop.
The small boy with the burned fingers
from fire crackers is now in evidence.
The Yale canning factory began OPP
erations yesterday morning A large
crop of peas and corn is the present
outlook.
We learn that Cam Baxter and Chas.
Bowles have gone to Baltimore, Md, to
become conductors on the street rail
way there.
No laundry will be taken at Ritter's
laundry next week later than Wednes-
day night owing to Saturday being the
4th of July.
Ladies of Peerless Hive, No. 1913,
LOTMM. Assessment No. l0l, Hive
Dues and Per Capita Tax must be paid
June 30th. Janet Award, +. *.
Warren Boadway's horse was fright
ened by the bursting of fire cracker
under its feet and ran up Mechanic
street in great style No damage was
done.
Oscar Denison's class of young ladies
of the Presbyterian Sunday School held
picnic supper in the City Park on
Monday evening. \ fine time is re-
ported by all.
Many are the vacant lots in different
parts of our city which would yield ex-
cellent crops of weeds were they only
cut. Nearly time for some people TO
get busy with the scythe.
We received word this morning that
Frank Robinson, for many years a res
ident of Yale, died at his home in
Rochester, Mich, on Thursday, June
18th. Obituary next week.
The editor and family wish to thank
John Anderson and Mrs George Carless
for the delicious straw berries presented
them the first of the week. The berries
certainly touched the right spot.
Although the first nine travelled to
Inlay City last Friday to play base ball,
old Jupiter Pluvius refused to allow
the game to be called and the boys re-
turned without INLAY City's scalp.
Rev. Sims, of Saginaw, has been Sc
cured to preach the annual LOL ser
mon in the Cole church west and south
of lale on Sunday, July 5 at 1920 a. In.
Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
Jas. Middleton, while handling his
stallion yesterday, was struck and
knocked down by the horse, rendering
him helpless. lie is much better this
morning but will be laid up for some
time from his injuries.
Irwin Cough, our own "Rube," leads
the Southern Michigan league in bat
ting. His per cent is 1888. He has
played - games, batted 81 times, made
. runs, 10 hits, 80 base hits, stole base
and made sacrifice hits. Hurrah for
RUDE.
Wehave received a copy of the Mich
igan Agricultural College Bulletin for
1908. 1t is replete with pictures and
interesting descriptive matter. Any
one contemplating taking an agricult-
ural or mechanical course would do
well to send for this prospectus.
One of the best attractions which has
ever shown here under canvas was the
Delaney show Wednesday evening
which drew large crowd. The NOV
ing pictures were fine, and the bag
punching, rope-jumping and boxing
were about all that could be desired.
The proprietor, Billy Delaney, is the
champion welterweight of Michigan,
and his sparring partner, Kid Mack,
can also handle his dukes to good ad
vantage. -Fairgrove Enterprise.
Geo. Mcintyre met with an accident
this morning which may prove fatal
although his friends hope he may soon
recover. No one seems to know how
the accident happened. What little we
can learn is that he had hitched his
horse to the buggy and was going for
drive. He was in the buggy when
the horse started jumping and kicking
and in attempting to get out of the rig
fell to the hard ground, injuring his
spine. AS soon as Mr.. Mcintyre re-
gained consciousness he was taken to
his home and is receiving the best care
possible.