The Yale expositor., 1908-06-26

Ballentine Dry Goods Co.
Cherries are ripe.
spend the Fourth in Yale.
Has il been warm enough for you?
The strawberry crop is great this year.
How would you like to be the ice
man now days.
Ernest Baxter has accepted position
with j. b. Haviland, the candy man, in
Port Huron.
Hugh Ferguson has rented the Chas.
Rounds house and with his wife is now
occupying the same.
Rev VIM. II. Mitchell will occupy the
pulpit in the Nj. l.. church next sunday
both morning and evening.
The Marine City Post has moved in
to new quarters OH Broadway. Here's
wishing them success IN the new Office.
Work OF G.. G.. Burts residence on
Kennefick street is being pushed rapid
ly and the house is nearing completion.
Floyd Holden is assisting in Grant
II den's Drug Store during the absence
of Mr.. Holden, who is fishing near Port
Hope.
Special meeting of Peerless niYe
LOTMM next Tuesday evening. In
itiation All members earnestly re-
quested to be present.
McKanlass furnished excellent music
for the June hop held in Central Hall
Wednesday evening. About twenty
five couples were present.
The electric light and water plant of
Brown City burned Tuesday night
The building and contents are total
loss. Cause of fire unknown.
Mrs. Samuel Holcomb is slowly re-
covering from her recent injuries and
is getting along nicely. At present
she is able to sit up for time.
1t is rumored that one of our young
BARRIERS has taken unto himself wife
but, as we cannot confirm this report
we are not in position To state any
names.
The remains of deceased son of
Mrs. Peter Empey on Thursday were
removed from Spring Hill cemetery to
ElmwoOd and lain alongside of the
father in the family lot.
Rev. q. r. Jackson, colored evange-
list of Quincy, Mich, will conduct re-
vival services in the Cole Nj. Il. Church
during the balance of this week and
next. Services will begin at s o'clock
each evening. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend these services.
Ed. Oatman, who recently returned
from Sedgewick, Alberta, where he had
been on prospecting tour, goes to
New Baltimore today to engage in the
drug and jewelry business. The place
is located in Macomb county and has
,1,fs Nf rfnh Il
every prosperity.
The evangelistic services at the
Church of Christ are growing in inter
est. Mr.. Arthur will speak on the
"Great Commission" Sunday morning
and on What must do to be saved 2"
Sunday evening. Mrs. j. o. Walton is
a most accomplished leader in song
and is winning many friends by her
pleasing manner and helpful spirit.
A horse owned by Robt. Mickle of
Lynn township was bitten on the nose
by rattlesnake one day last week. 1t
seems that Mr. Mickle had gathered up
an armful of grass and carried it from
the meadow to the horses manger and
it is supposed that the snake was coiled
up in the grass. DIR. j. b. Stevens was
called and found the animals mouth
terribly swollen. Everything possible
is being done to counterfeit the poison
impaired by the snakes fangs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Todd are making
extended preparations for a pleasant
evening at their spacious home (fIol-
den farm Tuesday, June 30 from 5p. IN.
Strawberries, ice cream and cakes will
be served during the time and dainty
musical program given. Mrs. Walton
who is assisting State Sec Arthur of
Grand Rapids in meeting now at
Yale will be at the Todd home and
help with the program. She is known
over the u. ). and Canada as one of the
best child impersonators. Supper l5c
Next Saturday will be the Fourth of
July-and how many dead or manned
| children will there be OH Sunday, July
| 5th? Have you child i'm your home
which you love and cherish? If so,
see that none of those murderous de-
vices, which only injure and kill, gets
into its hands. Dsabuse your child's
mind of the idea that patriotism can
be evidenced only i'm noise. You your
self are alone to blame for putting the
child i'm contact with the means of its
death. Let your celebration of the
Fourth be a sane one. Use common
sense.
Last Friday morning about eleven
o'clock fire was discovered i'm the resi-
dence of Duncan Mckenzie jr. just
outside the city limits on Main street.
There being a high wind from the
southwest and the fire having started
at the southwest corner of the house,
il soon spread to the whole building.
The southend company was soon at
the fire and the blaze was put out, but
not until great deal of damage was
done. The fire i'm all probability origf
mated from a hot chimney, caused by a
pine knot fire in the cook stove. The
house and contents were insured for
5000. The loss will foot up about
$1,000.