The Yale expositor., 1908-08-07
Local and Otherwise.


The office of Wharton & Co. is being
reshingled and otherwise improved.
r. q. Mclaughlin is making inn
provements to his Wood street prop
erty.
Wasn't that fine rain we had Tues
day evening? Everything was so dry,
that the moisture soon disappeared.
Duncan Mckenzie ST. lies very sick
at his home Oh east North street. Lit
tie hopes are entertained for his recov-
cry.
n teachers examination will be held
at the Washington school building, Port
Huron, Aug. 13 and IT, st. Clair coun-
ty teachers will take the examination
Leading a crew of lumberjacks cash
Ter &. r.. Holden, of the Standish State
Bank, fought flames for two days and
finally succeeded in saving a large
quantity of lumber.
Every lady accompanied by gentle
man attending the Electric Dome on
Friday and Saturday evenings of this
week will be given souvenir. BE
sure to see the moving pictures.
A large number of people from Yale
and the surrounding country took the
train here Tuesday morning to see
Buffalo Bills Wild West Show which
exhibited in Port Huron that day.
Elder j. Ii. Patton, of Almont. will
preach to the Church and friends sun
day. the 9th day of August at 8 and
1870 p IN. in the Brick Chapel. Come
and listen. 1t pays to hear and think.
Last Sunday Mrs. Benz. Evans had
the misfortune to stumble and fall
down cellar, spraining her arm quite
badly. DR.. Yuill was called and attend
ed to the injured member. She is laid
up as result.
The next regular meeting of Yale
Grange, No. 95i, will be held at the
hall Wednesday evening, August II.
Every member requested to be present
as business of Importance will be trans
acted.
Peck got that swollen feeling that
has been hanging on in their cocoanut
for some time taken down several
notches Tuesday afternoon when Brown
City trimmed them II to at Brown
City. Something of that nature does a
great deal of good many times.
Rev. j. A. Bullock will address the
union meeting i'm the grove next sun
day evening at $3.50 O'Clock. Should
the weather be unfavorable for an out
door meeting, the services will be held
in the Mechanic street Church of
Christ at the above-named hour.
The annual picnic of the farmers of
st. Clair county will be held at Smiths
Creek on Thursday, August 60. G. j.
Mccormick, the secretary, says an
elaborate program has been prepared.
All candidates on both the Republican
and Democratic tickets are invited to
be present.
While returning from Lexington last
sunday slight accident was the only
feature that marred the days trip. The
brake OH VIM. Y. Andreae's auto re-
fused to work properly and a collision
with II. +. Boards machine was the re-
suit. The rear light on Boards ma
chine was somewhat damaged.
Dick Windsor has added a new Ma
tional cash register to the equipment
of his barber shop and now has as ne
system as you will find i'm any shop
in a large city. The patrons chairs
have been newly upholstered in leather
and as soon as Dusty gets around to
it the walls and ceiling will be repaint-
ed and redecorated.
This week the Expositor Job Depart
ment issued the largest bill eyer print
ed in Yale. 1t was twOpage bill for
Palmer Bros X Co., advertising their
seventh Annual Nine Sale, which com
mences Saturday, August and closes
Saturday, August 20. The bill is full
of reduced prices and shows that the
store contains many unheard of bar
gains in every line. 1t will pay you to
investigate.
An important deal affecting the
creamery interests i'm Port Huron was
consummated Monday afternoon when
the local branch of American Farm
Products Co. on Quay ST., was pur-
chased by the Port Huron Creamery
Co. In connection with the local plant
TT. HuronCreamery Co.will acquire the
possession of the cash stations at Yale.
Brown City, Mayville, Almont and
Carsonville which were formerly con-
trOlled by the American Farm Prod.
ucts Go. While Manager Ruff will
take charge of all the branch stations.
yet Asa M. Russell will still be nomi.
nally in charge of the branch Office
here.
Many are the words of praise we
have heard of the show given by the
Silver Family Wednesday evening at
the grounds north of the depot The |
was large and the show ex
cellent. The cOrnet band was very |
good and attracted considerable atten |
ton on account of its being a family |
band. The Silver Family have APP |
peared here several times before and
always draw good crowds. They live |
up to what they advertise they will do.
We heard one person remark at is the |
best show | ever attended in Yale. | |
liked it better than Ringling Bros. be-
cause | could take some enjoyment i'm
viewing il, not having to look i'm every
direction at once" This seems to be |
the general sentiment here.
We are never more pleased to receive
news than when some person stops us
on the street CT comes TO the Expositor
office with il. 1t shows that this par
ticular person takes an interest i'm the
home paper and wishes TO make it a
success. News is the life of country
and upon the amount of
news carried dpupuds tho ouaoaoc ~, |