The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-07-24
Local and Otherwise.

l.. Roy Fuller
j. |. Rosenthal
Pere Marquette R'y
Newell Il Ponsford
Lothian x Palmer
Rounds Hardware Co.
Balleniine Dry Goods Co.
No services in the Presbyterian
church next sunday.
Some difference in the price of hay
compared with last season.
A daughter was born OH sunday. July
II, to Rev. and Mrs. II. o. Lawrason.
Buffalo Bill will appear in Port HUI
ron August with his viii West show
Our merchants say trade is good and
they expect 1t to'grow better from now
on.
Ed. Worden is making repairs to his
dwelling house in the north part of the
city.
Rev. W. ). Ostrander will preach in
the grove next Sunday evening at 6A5
O'Clock.
Mrs. Eva j. Black is having her
house on Mechanic street repaired and
reprinted.
VIM. Nugent anil crew of men are at
work building Main street crosswalks
higher and wider.
Regular communication of Brock
way Lodge, No. 316, F&AM, Thursday
evening, August 9Th.
Mrs Bonnard, at one time a resident
of Yale, was married Tuesday in
Toronto to Oliver st. Johns.
a congregational meeting of the
First Presbyterian church will be held
in the church this friday evening.
f. w Farley has the foundation of
his new house on Wood street laid and
will soon have the building under way.
An exchange says that the man with
smile has the battle half won. That
depends on what kind of "smile" is
meant.
James Middleton. who a few weeks
ago was injured by his stallion, lies in
a very critical condition at his home on
North street
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clark
on saturday, July IS, ut Coleman, a
daughter. Mrs. Clark will be remem-
bered as Lizzie Menerey.
The Expositor wants good CORES
pondent in every locality. We furnish
stamps, stationery and copy of the
paper. Try your hand at writing a let
ter.
We notice by the Port Huron Times
that Will j. Rapley will go on the road
as a commercial traveller but it did not
state what line of goods he would rep
resent.
The sugar beet crop in this locality is
in excellent condition and promises a
fine yield. Jos. Williams who looked
after the acreage is we'll pleased with
the outlook.
Yale citizens did not turn out very
largely last Friday to the Sunday school
excursion to Port Huron. The wealth
or was too stormy. Only about 10 or
10 tickets were sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Holden returned
Tuesday evening from their auto trip
through Canada. No mishap was ex-
perienced on the way. and they report
Il most enjoyable trip.
Geo. Lipstraw representing the Stand
ard Account File Co., of Fremont, Ohio,
was in Yale Saturday soliciting orders.
Anyone needing account files can get
them through the Expositor.
DIR. and Mrs. Benz. Clyne entertained
a number Of invited guests at their
home on Main street Monday evening.
\ very pleasant time was spent in So
cial chat and listening to vocal and in
strumental music.
In letter from Abram Krupp, War
rem, Pa, he says:-"You will find en-
closed money order for two dollars to
pay up subscription. The Expositor is
a welcome visitor in our home. Thank
ing you very much for past favors, |
wish you unbOunded success in your
business" Thanks.
a camp meeting of the Mennonite
brethren started sunday evening in
Germans grove mile east and a mile
south of Yale and will continue for sew
eral weeks. Evangelist ID. Shouts, of
Elkton, will be present and assist the
PASTOR b. A. Sherk. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to attend.
The Sanilac County Republican pub
lished at Sandusky by Walter Graham
entered upon its 23d year last week.
The Republican has a large circulation
covering the entire countryis well pat
ronized with advertising and contains
weekly budget of interesting local and
county news. Here's hoping that it
may continue to prosper for % years
longer.
Sam Bettes is now in Seattle, and
still engaged in building that boat in
which he is going to sail round the
world and evangelize the natives of the
out of the way spots. 1t is a good
many years since in his mind Sam laid
the keel of that little boat and il would
seem that man of his versatility would
have ere this developed new scheme
to raise the wind, but perhaps the old
yarn is still serviceable.
Last Sunday evenings union service
was largely attended and an interesting
meeting was held. Rev. f. Call preach.
ed the sermon from the ninth chapter
of John, "The thief cometh but to steal,
kill and destroy" The application
made was that sin was the thief work
ing through the saloon power, causing
men to desecrate the Sabbath. He
spoke with considerable force and the
best of attention was given the entire
service.