The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-06-12

=. Gutter Furniture Co.
Ballentine Dry Goods Co.
Horse Races
At Riverside Park
Saturday, the 4th of July.
Yale VS.. st. Clair Saturday.
One hundred and fifty dollars dis
appears in smoke at Yale on the Fourth.
School closes the middle of next week
until the second Monday in September.
Marjorie Menzies entertained a few
young friends at birthday dinner
Thursday.
Robt. j. Carson raised fine large
barn OH his farm west and south of
Yale today, Friday.
Marvin Holcomb has been quite
sick the past week. 1t is hoped that
he may soon recover.
There will be no preaching services
in the NJ. Il. church next Sunday even
ing. lPSCE at the regular hour.
The chimney of the Jas. Livingston
Flax Co. is being repaired this week in
preparation for the seasons work
Earl Herbert has resigned his position
rs Rural Carrier No. 3, and Frank
Phillips is filing the place at present.
The large poplar tree in front of Mrs
Mary Clyne's residence on Main street
has been cut down to permit the laying
If the cement walk.
Childrens Day exercises will be held
in the Presbyterian church on Sunday,
Jund 81 Further announcements will
be given next week.
The temperature Saturday, Sunday
and Monday was decidedly high. Tues
day was cooler and more like the gen
uine article of good weather.
The band furnished some delightful
music to the public in the new city
Park on Thursday evening last. These
concerts are to be weekly affairs.
Rev. r. o. Lawrason will deliver the
Baccalaureate sermon next Sunday eve
ing in the Methodist Episcopal church,
at 100 o'clock. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend.
Special meetings will be begun in
the Disciple church tomorrow evening
by +. II. Arthur of Grand Rapids. 1t
is hoped large audience will be pres
ent to greet him.
One can buy dandy hammock for a
dollar, and still some of the girls will
let this important year slip by without
thinking what the investment of a dol
lar might do for them.
Some people never had a minutes
fun in their lives that they were re-
sponsible for. Somebody had to make
it for them, and even then they didn't
enjoy it much unless it was free.
Joseph Yuill has been around this
week securing signatures to a petition
for the purpose of having a cement
walk built from the II. r. station to
First street on the east side of Main
street.
Bert Barr held a barn raising on
Tuesday of this week at his farm 80
miles and miles south of Yale. About
forty were present TO help raise the
frame of barn 36x50, and to enjoy the
beautiful feast provided.
Rev. w. H. Cole has been at Speaker
the past week experimenting the work
of repairing and painting the M. u.
church building. 1t was in a rather di-
lapidated condition but when the re-
pairs are completed it will be greatly
improved.
Rev. Alexander Wilson, of Milford,
Sunday i'm the Presbyterian church. A
large congregation was present both
morning and evening and thoroughly
enjoyed the treat. Mr.. Wilson is an
earnest and forceful speaker
Menzies q Denison have secured the
refreshment privilege at the grange
picnic to be held in the City Park next
Wednesday. They will have on hand
large supply of fruits, ice cream cones
hamburg sandwiches, lemonade, pea
nuts, etc, in fact everything along the
refreshment line. Remember that they
carry only the best of everything.
Newell Il Ponsford have made many
repairs in their Speaker store painting
and otherwise fixing the building
Much hard work has been put on this
store by the members of the firm and
VIM. Anderson, and now as a result of
their efforts large patronage has been
secured. Each week the stock is being
greatly added to and under the manage
ment of Mr. Anderson the enterprise
will surely be success.
j. w. Harrington for number of
years proprietor of the Harrington
House at Brown City is now at 4G- as
Lafayette Boulevard, Detroit, Mich.
lie has opened fine large hotel which
is conducted OH the European plan. IL
is equipped with every modern conven-
fence and is doing large and paying
business. Mr.. Harrington will be
pleased to meet all of his old-time
friends from Yale and Brown City any
time they visit Detroit
Mrs Samuel Holcomb on Tuesday
hitched up one of the horses to the
buggy intending to go for a drive. In
the yard at the farm is descent to the
gateway and in going down this drive
way part Of the harness broke and
the horse ran away throwing Mrs. Hol-
comb, who is about IS years old, out
onto her head. DIR. Clyne was called
aud found the old lady unconscious
and badly injured about the head and
spine. IL is not known how serious the
injury may prove but 1t is the Dr's
opinion she will recover.