The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-08-21

Born to the wife of VIM. Hoskin, on
Aug. II, 1908, daughter.
Decorators are busy at work on the
interior Of the Paisley Hotel.
Mrs. Howell's house on corner of Mill
and Main steets has been reprinted.
Born to the wife of Harry Williams.
at Carleton, on sunday, July 26, 1908, a
daughter.
There were % excursion tickets sold
TO Fort Huron and Detroit from Yale
last sunday.
Geo. Shearer's residence on his farm
south of Yale is much improved by a
coat of paint.
Geo. w. Bell will be away from the
LIST to the 18th of September attending
the State Fair
There will be fewer sunday visitors
at the st. Clair Flats hereafter as every
saloon is closed tight
The Minden City Herald man felt
himself entitled 10 vacation and dis.
pensed with one weeks recent issue.
A neat gold letter window sign oc-
cupies prominent place on the plate
glass front of the post-oilice building.
The teachers institute held i'm Port
Huron, closed last eek. One hunpred
and fifty attended during the two weeks.
DIR. j. Is. Stevens was called bv DIR.
arter TO Saginaw Saturday last on pro-
f5sslonal business. He returned Mon.
day.
Shirley Owens, Cleve Bradshaw. Nor
man Ellar, Lee and Rensley Holden are
camping on the shores Of lake Huron
near Lexington.
| ha Of - II
Port Huron jewelers., has filed petition
in bankruptcy. Liabilities $4,000
with assets $4,000.
James McColl has placed cement
horse block and hitching post at the
edge of the sidewalk in front of his
Main street residence.
II. a. Cope was quite badly shaken
up by one of his horses on SATURDAY.
last. lie is around as usual but suffers
considerable pain in his left leg.
The ladies of the NJ. T.. church will
serve supper in the church parlors
Thursday evening, Aug. 9th from 800
o'clock till all are served. Price, zoe.
Born to the wife of Earl Lyman on
Wednesday, August 10, 1908, an 81 lb.
boy Earl has been passing the cigars
since and he feels proud of the new
conner.
CaledOnian Day observed in Ubly on
Thursday of this week, was great
success. a fine program of Scottish |
events and a ball game interested the
crowd.
The heavy rains the past week have
started the mushrooms and many of |
our citizens may be seen out in the |
pasture fields early each morning gath
ering them.
The Mennonite Brethren in Christ |
will perform the ordinance of baptism
sunday afternoon next at 800 in the
waters of Mill creek back of Chas.
Montney's residence.
Frank Goodheil, of Port Huron, has
the contract for redecorating the inter
lor of the Presbyterian church. John
Won and Clarence Holder are now en-
gagged doing the work.
The Canning factory at Lexington is
doing promising and successful bust
ness this season. 1t will have paid
out when the season closes about the
middle Of september some $4,000.
James Wallace drove over to Lexing-
ton last Saturday, remaining over sun
day. lie says the campers are nicely
located about mile and half below
Lexington and are enjoying the outing
Lexington, one of the oldest towns in
the thumb districts and forty years ago
larger by 600 persons than at the pres
ent time is to have home coming be-
ginning August % and lasting all week.
Alex Moore, candidate for nomina-
ton of prosecution attorney on the re-
publican ticket and Daniel Foley for
county clerk were i'm Yale Wednesday
evening on their return from the picnic
in northwest Lynn.
A number of Yale fishermen drove
to Mason's farm southeast of Brock
way to spend the afternoon Tuesday
fishing. They succeeded in catching
one lonely fish, but the most enjoyable /
part of the afternoons sport was corn
roast. {
The Sanilac Jeffersonian, published
at CroswelL has passed its half cen
tury mark. Among the many wide
awake, up-tO-date newspapers of Mich z
igan the Jeffersonian stands high. 1t
is neatly gotten up, newsy apd is well |
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Will Bryce came over from Yale Sat :
urday on his new Curtis Motor Cycle :
and visited his mother, Mrs. A. Bryce.
VIII is rural carrier at Yale and SAYS
that all the carriers at that Office are /
using motor cycles and find them very q
Deckerville Recorder. !
The farm dwelling house Of James :
Newell southwest of Yale has been :
treated to fresh coat of paint and it :,
looks neat and tidy. Mr.. Newells y
farm is one of the best in Brockway
township and with the help of his son
viii, they keep it i'm the best of shape !
There will be grand harvest ball at \
he Brockway Hall, on Tuesday even :,
ng, Aug. 18th, given under the aus :
Dices of the Avoca Citizens Band. =
Lunches and ice cream will be served. -
Music by Carney's orchestra. Band :,
'oncert from p. m. to 8 pm. Bill IS :,
is. including lunch and ice cream "
everybody invited.
Milton BretZ, of Detroit, who has had o
considerable experience at fitting race !.
lorses for the track, has established 4
headquarters at the 10 cent feed barn i'm e