The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-01-17
Local and Otherwise.

ice.
It. Clair county poor house now con-
tains seventy-two members.
Business meeting of the NYB club
Monday evening at 1870 with Mrs. V.
A. Lacy,
Mrs. Peter Empey was very sick the
latter part of last week but is now
much better.
A young girl with common school
education wanted at the EXpositor Of
flee to learn typese ting.
Washington L0L will give an oyster
supper in their hail. West Brockway,
on Tuesday evening, Jan. q. Every
body invited.
Next Tuesday evening, January 81,
the LOTMM will install their officers
and hold initiation. All members ur-
gently requested to be present
Gus Smith received word last week
of the death of his uncle John at Mild
may, Ont. Deceased was here on
visit last fall and the sad news came
rather unexpected '
The stOrk has visited the following
places during this month ON the Sth
a boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Kornrumpf. On the 14th a daughter
arrived al the home of Dennis Horri-
gan.
Dan Ferguson has purchased a ma
chine for making cement tile and will
start operations in the spring. Solid
tile from eight to forty eight inches in
diameter will be manufactured Orders
are being taken at his residence on
Main street
The special services being held in
the NJ. l.. church are well attended and
are growing in interest. Some eighteen
or twenty have professed saving faith in
Christ and deep conviction is resting
upon the people. The attendance of
the christian people of the city is great
ly desired, also their prayers for Gods
blessing upon the services.
The removal from Cincinnati to De
troit Of the traffic accounting depart
ment of the Pere Marquette railway
has been completed, and the force of
clerks is now installed on two floors of
the Trussed Concrete building at
Wayne-st and Lafayette boulevard.
About 20 employees came with this
department and about half of these
brought families with them. About 30
additional clerks have been secured in
Detroit.
Emerson Cooper is quite well pleased
with the prizes he received at the De-
troit poultry show this week. He had
IL birds entered and won a silver cup
for best display of Dorkings; a $500
special for best pen of Silver Gray Dor
kings and eleven ribbons. This was
by far the largest show ever held in
the state, there being over 1000 birds
on exhibition. Emerson thinks he did
well. He expects TO go to Port Huron
next week with IL birds.
The Detroit Daily Journal in writing
up some of the promising twirlers has
the following to say of our own "Rube"
Gough:-"It may be of interest to
know that the Tigers, in this list, have
the. best pitcher in the Southern
League in Suggs, the most promising
twirler in the American Association in
Summers, the Central Leagues star in
Malloy, and the Southern Michigan's
headlmer in Cough. The latter's work
in the Michigan League last year en-
titles him TO be ranked with the best
in the organization"
Propelled by -miIe-an-hour wind,
the worst blizzard in 20 years struck
Yale sunday, the average snow fall
being about 20 inches. At first a driZ-
Zling rain came down which later turn
ed into SNOW, accompanied by heavy
wind. Considerable damage was done
in different localities of the state. sun
day night, only the M. T.. church held
meetings as the walks and roads
were almost impossible. The snow
pillow ON the Pere' Marquette railroad
worked nearly all night and by Mon
day morning the track was clear and
the morning trains nearly on time.
We are in receipt of copy of the
Cincinnati Times star of Jan. Sth, 1908
containing an account of prospective
hunting trip To Sunny Southland by a
party Of seventeen men of affairs from
Cincinnati. Among the list we notice
the name OF our old friend Winet Man
deville, conductor on the Louisville a.
Nashville Railroad from Cincinnati to
Loganspor'. A baggage ear has been
fitted with cots, comnissary, and other
things that will render il habtable dur
ing The trip from Cincinnati TO 1t.
Marks. Florida, where it is TO be side
tracked and retained as headquarters
and base OF supplies for the party which
will remain three weeks I'm the south
land. The account states that the
merry party would start on the eleventh
Of this month. Two naphtha launches
are placed at their disposal and they
will do m st Of their cunning up and
down q e Fenh Iloway river in Florida.
a stream that is said to be the rendez-
vous Of myriads of ducks. deer, turkey
and other game Cocks are 10 be taken
along and tents enough TO shelter the
entire party when they have to camp
ashore too far away to conveniently
reach their baggage car headquarters.