The Yale expositor., 1908-10-30
Local and Otherwise.


Marlette High School football team
plays here this afternoon at the City
Park
Mrs. +. II. Beecher was confined to
the house the first of the week with
the grippe.
Nathaniel Kerr has purchased 1909
model Buick touring car. 1t was deliv-
cred Wednesday.
Tomorrow evening is Halloween.
Secure your movable property or it
may be secured by others.
Fred Currie was operated on in
Flint three weeks ago for appendicitis.
lie is able to be around again but is
still weak.
j. +. Beier went to Ann Arbor for
| treatment Monday morning. He was
accompanied by Dr. VIM. II. Yuill of
Richmond Review.
Frank Kerr has sold out his cream
cry at Lum and has associated himself
with his father Nathaniel Kerr in the
general merchandise business here.
Rev. Walter Simms preached in the
Cole church last Sunday morning and
evening. The church was crowded and
all pronounced the sermon very fine.
The State Teachers Association is in
session in Saginaw Thursday and Fri
day of this week. Yale schools are
closed while the teachers are in attend
ance.
The city officials wish to warn all
persons from lacking signs to the
electric light poles. 1t is against the
ordinances of the city and must be
stopped
Guy MulnyX was elected delegate to
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows held
in Lansing last week. During his alb
sence John COnrOy attended To the
sprinkler.
a marriage license was issued to
Samuel Levagood, aged "a, and Beat
rice Starks, aged 81, both of Green
wood. Both have experienced matri-
mOny before.
There will be Republican Rally in
Mrs. McKinney's Hall, Old Brockway,
this evening. Alex. Moore and Shirley
Stewart will be the principal speakers.
Everybody cordially invited to attend.
Ed. Oatman purchased a drug and
jewelry store in New Baltimore on
Thursday of last week and took imme-
date possession. He has gone there
to live. We wish Ed. all kinds Of
success in his new venture.
Chas. J. Tarte, candidate for register
of deeds on the democratic ticket, and
Elmer Stockwell, candidate for prose
cutting attorney on the same ticket,
were callers at the Expositor office
while in Yale Wednesday morning.
The good work of decorating the
shows windows in fine style is contin-
uing. \. Kerr IL Sons window pre-
sents a very neat appearance with its
showing Of advance styles of Queen
Quality shoes. We are glad to note
such enterprise.
Mrs. T. st. George Fades, vocal teach
er of Port Huron, has been engaged to
instruct the choirs of the Presbyterian
and Methodist Episcopal churches
Mrs. Fades has fine large class be-
sides. She is an excellent teacher and
deserves all kinds of success.
The official ballot to be voted at next
Tuesdays election 2lx2S inches in size
and contains 1874 names. The tickets
are in the following order: Republican,
Democrat, Prohibition, Socialist party,
Socialist Labor party, Independent
party, and United Christians.
The Delta Lambda Club is devoting
large amount of time to their play,
'She Stops to Conquer. Work is pro-
crossing rapidly and the different parts
are being committed to memory.
When completed this will be one Of the
best plays ever given by an amateur
theatrical club in Yale.
Andrew Currie's hay stack near his
barn burned to the ground about eight
o'clock Friday evening. The stack
contained over II tons of hay. Ii is a
mystery to all how the fire originated
The fire lighters had hard work to keep
the fire away from the buildings, but
succeeded in doing so after a heroic
battle.
A new industry has been commenced
in our city. Harry Williams, formerly
employed in the u. M. Station here, but
lately of Carlton, has rented the rooms
next to John Huttons store and will
start canvas glove factory. lie in
tends to install number of machines
and to employ five girls. This ought
to be paying industry as gloves are
always in demand.
Andrew O'Rourke has resigned as
superintendent of the light and water
plant here and has accepted a sim lar
position i'm Richmond. Roswell Green
formerly assistant has been appointed
as superindent in Mr.. O'Rourke's place.
Andy has had charge of the plant here
for the past two years and is first
class man. We wish him all kinds of
success in his new position.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give supper i'm the din
ing room OF the church on Saturday
evening, beginning to serve at five
o'clock. Chicken, cold meat, hot mash
ed potatoes, and all the accompanying
good things to- make up big supper,
may be had for 25c. Everybody is
cord ally invited. Special effort will be
made to serve the business men quick
ly. Come all
Rev. L. H. Case, of Stockbridge, oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning and even
ing. Rev Case is one of the best talk
ers ever heard from the Presbyterian
pulpit. Ills morning discourse was on
"The Inner Circle" and his evening