The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-07-17
Local and Otherwise.

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Yale State Bank
Newell Il Ponsford
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Pollock Il Hcnnessy
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Nearly flax pulling time.
Strawberries have all been licked up.
It's you to pay attention to the honk!
honk! now.
Now's the time the ice cream man
gets his hand in.
This weather has finished what little
pasture there was.
1t takes an awful lot of holding on
to teach pretty girl to ride IA bicycle.
Blackberries, red raspberries and
huckleberries have made their appear
ance.
Two refreshing showers struck Yale
on Monday afternoon and Tuesday
morning.
A number of Orangemen from the To-
cal society took in the celebration at
Sarnia on Monday.
The Merry Widow hat is sure to he
short lived. They keep the fellows too
much in the distance.
ii. A. Cope, living southwest of Yale,
raised fine large barn on Tuesday
afternoon of this week.
Weather like this makes us think of
Lakeport but alas! our pocket book
tells us TO stay at home.
1t doesn't make any difference to the
general public whether you win or lose.
Therefore, it is up to yOu
A great deal of interest is being man
ifested in the Sunday evening union
services held in the city park.
n party of young people drove ont
to the home of Michael Sheehy last Fri.
day evening and enjoyed "a pleasant
time.
1t is time the weeds and grass along
the sides of our streets were cut, and
before it is done the limbs cut from
the shade trees should be drawn away.
The stork has been busy lately. He
left baby girl at AL Thomas Satur-
day and Il boy at John Richardson's
last Thursday. John says the lad came
too late to help him in hayng.
If boys would only learn algebra,
history and the rest as easily as they
learn batting averages and standings
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easier the lot of the schoOlteacher would
be,
a party of young folks composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Cooper, Maggie
Ross, Mary Atwell, Henry Welch and
Chris Schum leave today for Lexington,
where they intend to camp for some
time.
Yale was well represented in Flint
last saturday. The local LOL lodge
had special white hats and coats for
the occasion. The excursion train
which left at 6:46 returned about 1900
that evening.
The advertising car for the Buffalo
Bill shows arrived in Port Huron Tues
day and gang of bill posters got busy
covering the bill boards of the city.
The show will appear in Port Huron
Oh August 4.
The electric light plant is being re-
built, a crew of men having been work
ing on it all the week. The dynamo
will either be re-wound and repaired or
new one bought and we are promised
electric lights again in a short time.
Brown City Banner.
The Port Huron tunnel is now lighted
by electricity, nearly all of the lights
having been placed in position. Leigh
Stephenson has charge of switch board
at the power house and looks after the
lighting of the tunnel yards, round
houses, depots, pump houses, etc, on
both sides of the river.
The weather the past week has been
something fierce. On saturday last it
was suffocating the thermometer going
up as high as ~ in the shade. Sunday
and Monday were not as bad but hot
enough. \ nice shower of rain fell
Monday afternoon cooling the atmos-
phere and now life is worth living again.
A Sunday School Excursion promoted
by the Brown City Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school will be run over the
Pere Marquette road to Port Huron
today. A start will be made from Sill
verwood at 200 a. III. and the train
will leave Port Huron in the evening
at 6 o'clock. A number from here ex-
pect to go and spend the day in Pine
Grove Park
A rounded life is the best life and it
is about as unfortunate to run all to
brains as it is to develop only i'm body.
The trouble with us today is we are one
sided as jug handle. Our brain hand
les need to be made to do a share of
the worlds muscular labor while those
whose muscles only are employed should
have their intellects set at work. Both
would be benefited by the change.
The windstorm Monday evening did
considerable damage in Lynn in up
roofing trees, shifting barns, blowing
down fences, and in other ways. The
barn on Chas. Fillmores farm was