The Yale expositor., 1908-10-02

Yale VS.. Port Huron, Oct 6. This
means a red hot football game at the
Driving Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Gatkie are re-
joicing over the arrival of a son born
Friday, Sept. 25.
Ninety eight tickets were sold to
Port Huron and Detroit on the excur.
sion last Sunday.
Fine rain Monday followed by cold,
chilly, westerly winds, making a de.
cided change from week ago.
Elder ID. Mccall will preach i'm the
Disciple church, Mechanic street, Yale,
Sunday morning next at usual hour.
Rev. w. ;. Ostrander was called to
Caro- Friday by the serious illness of
his father, who has cancer Of the stom-
ach.
Mrs. +. Brown and family have
moved to our city and are occupying
rooms in the Merrill building on Main
street.
Rev. ;. p. Todd, of Bay City, will oo-
cupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, morning and ev-
ening.
j. +. Beavis has purchased beauti-
full monument from Romeo firm and
will have the same placed on his lot in
Elmwood cemetery.
The new front in Beavis & Hutchin-
sons store was completed last week
and certainly greatly improves the ap.
pearance of the building. The firm
now has fine place in which to dis
play their goods.
Mrs. T. st. George Fades, vocal teach
er OF Port Huron, who has conducted
classes here two consecutive years, will
be at the residence of Jas. Beavis to
interview prospective pupils, Oct. Sth.
Voices tested free.
a. 4. Jackson's Starlight took second
at the Croswell races and third at San
dusky in the 800 class, while j. b.
Paisley's Expert Prince captured third
at North Branch and fourth at INLAY
City in the same class.
George Mcintyre and James McColl
have been appointed TO appraise the
value of the estate owned by the late
Kate Colquhoun, of Yale. Probate
Judge Graham has set February as
the date for hearing claims.
Will White informs us that his ice
is all gone and that he will not be able
deliver any more this year. BY the
feeling of the weather the first of the
week we will soon have the "makin's"
and won't need any delivered
The members of the Mechanic street
Church of Christ last Sunday extended
to their pastor, Rev. j. A. Bullock, a
call to remain with them for the COM
ing year. We are pleased to learn that
the reverend gentleman will stay in
Yale.
Rev. J. A. Bullock accompanied
George ii. Crandall to Fargo where
union meeting was held in the Chris.
tan Church in the interests of the An
ti-Saloon League of Michigan. Mr.
Crandall addressed the audience which
was large.
VIM. Krause, of Pigeon, has taken
the foremanship of the Livingston
Flax Co. at Brown City, succeeding
John Bright, who takes charge of the
Yale business. Mr.. Bright was well
liked here where he had many friends.
Brown City Banner.
Anthony Early, living in log shan
ty one-half mile south and One-half
mile east of Peck, was burned to death
late Saturday evening. He had been
to Peck with load of grain and re-
ceived a sum of money. He had been
drinking and it is supposed fell asleep
when he reached home, with his lighted
pipe in his mouth. The house and con.
tents were destroyed.
John Morgan, while working i'm n
saw mill at Mt. Clemens, accidentlv
stepped into trap as he was throwing
off belt and fell onto the saw. He
was severely cut on the back and arm,
but while in a critical condition, his |
chances for recovery are fair. Mr.. |
Morgan lived here a year or so ago. |
His sister Mrs. Watt and brother Joe |
went to see him last week
A pitchers battle was the result of |
Yale and North Branch clashing at |
the Inlay City fair Wednesday. alum |
pus" Jones twirled for North Branch |
and Cough for Yale. Both pitchers |
were effective, Cough striking out IL |
and allowing 2 hits, and Jones striking |
out 10 and allowing 3 hits. North |
Branch got one score i'm the 4th, 9Th |
and eth and Yale in the End, the final |
score being 3 to in favor of N. b. |
Batteries Yale, Cough and Stringer;
North Branch, Jones and Reynolds.
The Michigan Anti-Saloon League
held several meetings i'm and around |
Yale last Sunday, all of which were
well attended. Mr.. Gildhart spoke i'm
the Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing, at Brockway in the afternoon and
at the union service IN the Methodist |
Protestant church in the evening. q.
III. Crandall spoke i'm the Methodist
Episcopal church i'm the morning, at
Fargo in the afternoon and at the Cole
church. West Brockway, in the even
ing. Both are earnest, enthusiastic
speakers and are doing much to fur
Their the cause Of the Anti.SaloOn
League.
Wanted-To buy a second hand sew
ing machine. MerrilPs Flat, down.