The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-07-31
Local and Otherwise.

LONLh AhlAt W. WloSs
AID changes.
Pollock X Hennessy.
Beavis IL Hutchinson
Ballentine Dry Goods Co.
Mathews IL Wight
Burt X Kerr
Pere Marquette lFy.
Have you any oats to SELF
A daughter was horn TO Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Bryce OH Monday July q.
The Blue Ribbon races are on at the
State Fair track in Detroit this week.
Rev. +. b. Call is having a new YER
anda built on his house on Mary street.
Feels like two weeks at Lakeport,
doesn't it, Come on in, the waters
fine!
Rev. w. IL. Cole is at Goodells this
week holding revival meetings. Mrs.
Cole accompanied him.
New cement steps have been built at
the entrance of the Brick Chapel on
North and Kennefick streets.
A large crowd from here spent last
Sunday at LakepOrt. Everyone reports
a good time with the water fine.
The saturday night dances given in
Central Hall are largely attended and
very enjoyable affairs. y nominal
charge of % cts. is made.
Rodger Welch was overcome with
the heat Wednesday. lie was taken to
his home in the south part of the city
where he soon recovered.
The barn in the rear of the First
National Bank is being torn down.
We understand that a new one will
take the place of the old structure.
The farmer with few hundred bush
els of oats ought TO feel rich with the
price at 66c and above. The oats are
scarce and the demand great.
Just as the Exposition goes to press
we learn that the barns and house on
the Staley farm. > miles east and -
mile north of Roseburg, are all atire.
Seven years ago Rev. W. III. Cole was
pastor of the Nj. Il. church at Columbia
vile for four years. lie has just re-
ceived an unanimous call TO return for
next year which he has accepted SUBJ
ject to action of conference. This is
certainly very gratifying to Rev. Cole.
a grand picnic will be held in the
German Lutheran church grove We'd
nesday, Aug. 9Th. Dinners and suppers
will be served. Games of all kinds and
refreshments. The Avoca Citizens
Band has been engaged for the day.
Everybody welcome.
Beginning August LIST special limit
ed will leave Detroit on Saturdays only
over the Rapid Railway at l24j for
Port Huron. 1t will run during the
warm weather and is for the benefit of
Detroit visitors and resorters. The
usual stops will he made.
David Brown was greatly surprised
on Monday evening when number of
his relatives and friends dropped in on
him and helped celebrate his 65th birth
day. n number of nice presents were
left with him as mementoes of the &C.
casion. All report good time.
John X. Denton left the first of the
week for trip down the 81 Lawrence
to Montreal and Quebec, and TO the
Vermont marble quaries. \ few days
before his departure Mr.. Denton took
an order for granite mausoleum TO be
erected on the Hovey lot at the Oxford
cemetery to cost $4,000 Richmond Re-
view.
Bert Brown while at work on his
bruised by falling from the top of the
barn and striki ing on his shoulder which
was cut and injured. The track was
out of order and he went up in the
sling TO fix it, when the track gave way,
dropping him to the floor. DE-. Wight
was called and gave him medical aid
This paper is always on the lookout
for items of interest and if you are a
friend of the paper you can prove it by
handing in occasionally an item of in
terest. No matter whether you can
word ii just as you desire or not, send il
in and if il requires any more dressing
up we can attend TO that part of it.
There are good many things happen
ing every day that do not get into the
newspapers that the editors would
gladly use if they could get hold of
them. If you know of any that hap
pens out of the ordinary let us know
about it.
The fourth quarterly meeting Of the
Nj. Il. church, held in Yale Saturday
and Sunday, July % and 26, was largely
attended. After an excellent sermon
by Rev. l.. G.. Ostrander of FostOria,
the business of the quarterly conference
was quickly and tremendously tran
sacted. Reports showed the work to be
i'm a good condition. An unani-
nous call was given the present pastor
Rev. W. :. Ostrander TO serve the church
another year Mrs. l.. j. Myers was
elected delegate to the annual confer
ence 10 be held in Lansing, beginning
Aug 18th.
Let's see, isn't there city ordinance
which limits the use of lawn sprinklers
to certain hours each morning and eve
ningy Yes? | thought there was.
Still, while | was wandering around
town about 10 o'clock the other night
| saw several land when / say several
| mean more than two or three places
where the sprinklers were running full