The Yale expositor., 1908-09-18

The leaves are falling. Winter viii
soon be with us.
George Sanderson has purchased thu
Jesse Tice farm | mile east and p
miles north of Yale.
On Friday and Saturday. last fal
openings were held in the various mil
linery stores in the city.
Jennie McKenna is quite sick with
bronchitis at the home of her mother
Mrs. Geo. Cameron on Mill street.
The LBS coffee will be held at the
home of Mrs. j. A. MenZies next We'd
nesday afternoon. Everyone invited.
The Marine City Post was sold this
week to Editor Sutton of the Marine
City Reporter, the Post disseminating
Hugh Ferguson and wife have moved
their household goods from the
Rounds house TO the rooms over the
state Bank.
A corn roast was held in the south
ern part of the city by number of the
young people Wednesday evening. An
excellent time is reported.
Joseph Williams has built a new
hay shed on the canning factory siding
to the Pere Marquette railway. Yale
now has plenty of storage capacity for
hay.
Beayis 4 Hutchinson are having a
new front built on their store, corner
of Main and Wood streets. When fin
ished it will present very neat appear
ance.
Epworth League topic for September
20, "Christ the Lord of our intellect"
John 1I-l7; Eph. 4:17-24. There will
be special music. Everyone cordially
invited. Lottie Ludington, Leader
Earl Lyman, while engaged in butch
ering at Holden's slaughter house, had
the misfortune to severely cut two of
of his fingers. The doctor dressed the
wound and no serious results are fear
ed.
We are the recipients of compliment.
tary tickets for the following fairs
North Branch, Sept. 1925; Inlay City,
Sept. %, 30, Oct. / Armad Sept. 80,
Oct !, 3 We return thanks for all of
them.
The Inlay City fair association has
an ad. in this issue of the EXpoSitUr
setting forth the many attractions that
will take place at their fair Sept. 29-30
and Oct. |. Read the list and plan to
attend.
Rev. Richard Sidebotham preached
two instructive sermons in the Presby-
terrain church last sunday. In the
morning he gave gospel sermon and
in the evening talked on the mission
work in Korea.
On Tuesday and Wednesday of this
tynaE tho for IlaI L.,
new barn i4x66 was raised. About fifty
were present and the work was well
done. Excellent meals were served to
all present. Thos. Beadle had charge
of the raising.
The ;. ID. Club, composed of the
young people OF Roseburg, gave a play
entitled "The Fruit of his Folly" last
evening in the Maccabee Hall at that
place. A large crowd was present and
all enjoyed the play. 1t will be pre-
sented again this evening.
The harvest home supper given by
the Senior and Junior Aid Societies of
the Cole church was grand success,
over forty dollars being taken in dur
ing the evening. The program that
was announced would be given fell to
a few willing songsters, speakers being
present but dumb.
Gottfried Mihlethaler, one of our
and enterprising farmers.
living east and north of Yale, called at
the Expositor Office the past week and
i'm conversation with him, he said the
farmer ought to be thankful this year
for the bountiful crops. He had Just
hauled 1920 pounds of oats in 40 bags
to the elevators here, which lacked 80 !
pounds of being 100 pounds to the
bag. The price he received was 4S |
cents.
Henry White has had OH exhibition |
m II. G.. Holden's window a radish of |
he Giant Strasburg variety. 1t GER
.ailly does not belle its name as il |
weighs 1919 pounds. 1t was planted |
It the regular radish time, but began |
% assume enormous proportions from |
ne first The common radish doesn't |
weigh over few ounces but here is /
)ne which tips the scales at 200 ounces. /
It would furnish the ordinary family |
with radishes every day for week or
more. Mr.. White has several more
nearly as large.
The county board of canvassers be- ,
ian OH Tuesday the recount of the |
1oteS cast at the recent primary to as
certain which Of the two candidates
or prosecuting attorney Frederick Is :
Brown or Thomas II. George is enti-
led TO the republican nomination.
When the ballots cast in the third ward
If Marine City were counted by the
county board Of canyassers yesterday
morning il was found that the inspec-
or's initials had not been marked on
my of the ballots as is required by law.
Fred Il. Brown was given majority
II 10 votes in this precinct. Should it
,e decided that these ballots must be
brown out, then Thomas III. George
will gain 10 i'm Marine City. Mr..
Grown was IL votes ahead when the
ecOunt began yesterday. Should he
use the IL Marine City votes he would
'e just two votes ahead of Mr.. George
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