The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-09-11
Local and Otherwise.

Miles Medical Co.
Mathews d Wight
Pollock Il Hennessy
Calumet Baking Powder
Meisel Hogan Il Eichhorn
Yale races Oct. 6 and Z.
Robt Laughlin has moved onto the
W. II. Cole farm one mile east of Yale.
CrOswell fair Sept. %, "a and %. We
acknowledge receipt Of complimentary
ticket.
Yale and vicinity have been well
represented at the State Fair in Detroit
this week.
William Steinburg has sold his house
and lot corner of Mill and Kenneiick
streets to Mrs. Atwel.
A supper will be served by the Sen
Tor Aid in the Cole Church Wednesday
evening, Sept. Is. Price 25c.
Nathaniel Kerr and family will move
into w. III. Coles house west of the
City Park the first of next week.
Mrs. Adrain Monroe will start res
taurant and home made baking in the
James Brown house on Main street
Donald Mcintyre has been quite
sick for the past few days and his par
ents have felt quite uneasy about his
condition.
Frank w. Andreae has been receiv-
ing congratulations since Wednesday,
Sept. 9, over the arrival of baby boy
at his home
Geo. w. Bell came home from the
state Fair Wednesday night feeling
somewhat under the weather His
stallion which he had on exhibition is
also quite sick.
Del Waldorph is building new
barn 44x6i feet on his farm northwest
of Yale. Thos. Beadle has charge of
the job. The raising of the frame will
take place next Monday.
William Roy was attending a family
reunion at London, Ont, Monday.
This is the first gathering of the kind
the family has taken part in. There
were 100 present and royal good time
was enjoyed.
Chas. Ferguson and family moved
onto the James Holden place last week
Rev. Lester Clark purchased Mr.. Fer
guson's Mary street house and lot and
expects soon to move into town and
live retired life.
Regular meeting of the OES next
Wednesday evening. Election of Of
fcers. All members are urged TO be
present and especially any officers not
wishing to act as such another year.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy, w. NJ.
The Riverside Driving Club will
hold a two.day race meeting at Yale
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 6
and Z. Purses to the amount of 500
will be hung up and other attractions
will be on the program to entertain the
crowd.
"The Fruit of His Folly" drama in
five acts, will be given by the 5. ID.
Club, an organization of the young
people of Roseburg, Sept. IL and Is
SUCCESSFULLY, in the Maccabee Hall.
Admission 20c and 15c both evenings.
Curtain at $50 p. m. sharp.
Rev. Sidebotham, of Seoul, Korea,
will occupy the pulpit in the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday. In the morn
ing he will talk on his work as for
eign missionary in Korea and in the
evening he will give gospel sermon.
The following Sunday Dr. Bruske, of
Alma, will preach both morning and
evening. Subjects published next
week.
May Fitzgerald has accepted a posi-
tion as organist in st. JOseph's church
at Stratford, Ont, and will move to
that city with her mother the first of
next week. ST. Joseph's is the largest
Catholic church in Stratford and we
congratulate Miss Fitzgerald on receiv-
ing position of this kind. The Ex-
positor regrets to see this talented
young lady leave our city but our best
wishes go with her and her mother to
their new home.
Rev. w. II. Cole called at the Ex-
positor office on Wednesday and i'm a
friendly chat remarked alive years
ago | came To Yale, during which
time / have seen the city improve and
progress. New business blocks and
residences have been built, changes
made i'm businesses and business firms
cement sidewalks and crOsswalks laid
all over town, the streets gravelled and
put in neat shape. Now / expect to
leave soon to make my home, for a
time at least in Columbiaville, where
| will have charge as pastor of the
Methodist Protestant church. Please
change the paper to my new address
for | desire to keep I'm touch with the
progress made by this enterprising lit
tie city in which am deeply interest
ed" Mr.. and Mrs. Cole moved Thurs
day TO their new home and speaking
for Yale and surrounding communities
the Expnsitor wishes them success aud
prosperity.