The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-08-28
Local and Otherwise.

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social hop viii be given in Central
Hall this evening Bill 80 cents.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. +. f. Fead Sunday. August %.
The Misses Evans entertained mum
Der OF friends from 3 10 q Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Jas. Middleton has been very
sick the past week at her home on east
North street
Fred Colberg is remodelIing his
house IN the northern part of this city
and otherwise improving it.
Dr. Clyne has raised his barn and is
putting stone foundation under il.
Geo. Weston is doing the mason work.
James Martin was kicked bv a colt
last saturday ami quite badly hurt, al
though ii is thoaght no serious results
will arise.
Decorators and other workmen have
been busy for couple of weeks i'm
proving the appearance OF the interior
of the school building.
Work on the interior of the presby
terrain church is being rushed When
finished this church will be one of the
prettiest in this section of the country.
There will be harvest home supper
given by the Ladies' Aid of Roseburp
at the Maccabee hall, Thursday even
ing, Sept. ). Come and have a good
time.
sunday, Aug. 30th, Elder j. II. Patton
will preach in Brick Chapel to the
church and listening friends at 3 and
$50 L. NJ. Important subjects will be
discussed.
The Eastern Michigan Conference of
the Free Methodist church will meet at
Memphis next week Wednesday and
continue oyer sunday. Four districts
will be represented.
Rev. John W. Gray, former Meth.
odist Protestant pastor at Yale. will be
candidate for governor of Michigan
on the Prohibition ticket. Mr.. Gray
has host of friends in Yale who wish
| him success.
Rev. L. III. Bradileld, of Cass City,
who, with Rev. Douglass, conducted
special meetings in the PRESBYTERIAN
| church here last winter, has accepted
call to the Presbyterian church i'm Cros-
well and preached there last Sabbath.
The Electric Dome under the man.
agement of Mr.. Wooley is gaining i'm
popularity and now gives a complete
program each evening. Change of pro.
gram is made every night. A few SOU
venirs are left and every lady accom-
panied by gentlemen will be present.
ed with one
Lexington campers returned home
Tuesday after spending couple of
weeks on the shores of Lake Huron.
They all report an enjoyable outing.
Out of the thirty who were from here
only five young men are left. They
will arrive home Saturday.
Fred J. Wilt will hold an auction
sale of farm stock, implements, etc
at the New Wilt Holel barn in Yale
Saturday September 9TH w. w. Lord. |
auctioneer. The object of holding the !
sale is that Mr.. Wilt has rented his |
farm and has no use for the stock, etc. |
A gospel meeting was held on Main |
street, Yale, Saturday evening, by Mr.. |
McGeachy, of Sarnia, and Mr.. Duncan, |
OF Cleveland. a large crowd listened |
to the speakers. These gentlemen |
have been holding meetings in a tent |
pitched on the farm of Joseph Martin |
a miles east and | mile north of here |
for the past two weeks.
George Glasure and Roland Mason |
and their families, of Deanville, spent |
Sunday with Lewis Broadway and fam
lily in Yale, where they met their old |
friends, Mr. and Mrs. d. \. Bentley, of |
saginaw, who were spending the day |
with Yale relatives. The day was
much enjoyed by all.-Brown City
Banner.
The Yale Driving Club will hold two
days races the first week in October.
New stalls have been built, a new
grand stand that will accommodate 500
persons is in course of construction
and the track never was in better con-
dition. Everything points to a success
ful meeting. Purses amounting to
500 will be offered. Further informa-
ton will be given later.
A multitude of people were present
to witness the baptism in Mill Greek
in the rear of Chas. Montneys resi-
dence Sunday afternoon. Eleven per
sons were immersed 10y Elder b. A.
Sherk, all of whom had been converted
to God at the meetings recently held
in tent on the farm of Jos. Martin
east and north of Yale by the Mennon-
lite Brethren in Christ
Posters are out announcing a call
for Prohibition Convention for st.
Clair county to meet in the court house
in the city of Port Huron, Friday,
sept 4th, at one o'clock p. M, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
state, Congressional and Senatorial
nominating county tick
ct and transacting such other business
as may properly come before the con.
yention. 5. III. Porterfield, of Yale, is I
the county chairman.
While engaged in picking apples last
Monday A. w. Carlyle, living north
west of Yale, fell to the ground and {
struck in such a manner as to break
three ribs. Medical aid was summoned 4
and he was made as comfortable as |
possible. Just previous to the acct.
lent he had driven his son Roy to the
PM depot here that he might return to l
his work i'm Salt Lake City Roy was
telegraphed for and re- |
turned Monday night. This accident
will lay Mr.. Carlyle up for some time !
The next annual convention of the s
sixth Christian Endeavor District will 4
De held at st. Clair. Sept 4-5-6. Every y
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