The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-09-04

Yale races Oct. g and Z.

Leonard Call is the new reporter OF
the Yale Record.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Neil Evans OF
Saturday last son.
Two days races at Yale October {
and Z. Purses 500.
The school children are again hare
at work with their studies
Among the sick: VIM. Gardner anG
Howard Minis, humps; A. V. Parmlet
tonsilitis.
John Henry had Main street cleared
OF paper and other rubbish the first OF
the week
Special meeting of the Foresters next
Monday evening. All members re.
quested To be present as there is spec.
lal business to transact.
The invitation dance given by the
young people of Yale in Central Hall
last Friday evening was an ENJOYABLE
affair. About twenty couples were
present.
The LBS of the Presbyterian church
will serve coffee at the home of Mrs.
Rapley, south Main street, next We'd
nesday afternoon, Sept. 9, from 3 to I
o'clock. Ten cents.
Alex. Reed, formerly employed in
the drug store OF l.. G. Sterling, has
accepted a position with the drug firm
of Frost Il Loree at Harbor Beach
Croswell Jeffersonian.
Leslie MenZies entertained ten young
people at his home on Mechanic street
Tuesday evening in honor of David
Carter of Armada. Light refreshments
Of ice cream, cake and waters were
served.
Subjects for services at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church next Sunday are
as follows: morning, "The Lords Sup
per-; evening, "lra ID. Sankey and his
Songs" Both services will be full of
interest to all.
Croswell, Sept. 2.-Moses Burns, Jr.,
won out for register of deeds here by
majority of 80 Richard Pearson was
nominated for the judge of probate
and Fred Farr was a winner in the
fight for prosecutor.
The cutters in front of the Presby-
terrain church on Mechanic and Kenne.
iick streets have been cleared of weeds,
grass, etc. and now present very tidy
appearance. Hugh Ferguson has also
had the front of his lot cleaned up.
David w. Grinolds had so far recov-
cred from his recent injuries that his
friends thought ii advisable to remove
him to his own dwelling house on Mon.
day last. His sister is here from Port
Alleghaney, Pa, taking care of him.
The Riverside Driving Club will
hold two-day race meeting at Yale
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 6
and Z. Purses to the amount of 500
will be hung up and other attractions
will be OH the program to entertain the
crowd.
A social was held on Beth Vests
lawn in Brockway last Thursday even
ing by the young people of the NJ. f..
church. Everyone enjoyed social
time and the supper was a success in
every way. The sum of S31.00 was
taken in.
On Saturday last DR.. &. 4. Wells and
family moved their household goods to
Port Huron where they will reside the
attends business college. Their new
address is COZ Water st. Chas. ).
Brown and family are now occupying
the Wells house.
George Stevens feels very grateful TO
the officers of Peerless Hive LOTMM
for the promptness i'm paying the $1,000
endowment policy held by his wife.
Mrs. Stevens died at her home i'm Bat
tie Creek Wednesday, July 10, and the
amount Of the policy was received by
Mr.. Stevens Aug. %.
The remainder of the Yale campers,
Cleve Bradshaw, Rensley and Lee Hol-
den and NentTy Hisey, returned home
from Lexington Friday afternoon last.
Everyone reported an excellent time
and it is planned to spend two weeks
in July there next year.
The delegates to attend the county
convention to be held in Port Huron
Tuesday, Sept. 3, are:-First Ward,
Dick Windsor, John Staley, Henry
WEIGH; Second Ward, J. A. Menzies,
Geo. w. Allen, +. +. Fead; Third
Ward, Jas. Wallace, ID. +. Middleton,
w. III. Fletcher.
Two or three weeks ago we made
mention in The Expositor that VIM.
Morsehead had sold his confectionery
and cigar store to Peter Thomas of
Port Huron. For some unaccountable |
reason the purchaser failed to complete |
his bargain and Mr.. Morsehead is still |
the business.
The Sunday School Class of nine
girls of the NJ. II. church, Speaker, |
were pleasantly entertained at the
home of their teacher, Mrs. q. w. Ell |
ston, Thursday afternoon. The after
noon was spent in games and music |
after which dainty refreshments were |
served. All report good time.
Clyde Richards started Tuesday |
morning to remodel his Mechanic |
street dwelling house. He has work |
men engaged excavating for a base
meDt the full size of the building. The |
second story will be raised and a new
roof put on, also a fine large porch |
built in the front. He will have q
more roomy and modern residence.
The vote given VIM. A. Cavanagh,
our fellow townsman, by this city and
townships, is glowing
testimonial to his sterling qualities. Ii
is certainly tribute worth having.
The vote he received in Yale and in
Brock way township was 80 TO GO re-
ceiyed by both Foley and Brown-near-
~ five times what the other two got.
Mr.. Cayanagh is good loser, taking
thii gs as they come and making no