The Yale expositor., 1909-08-13
Local and Otherwise.

MIS- Il iiOos IDCli 10 AlOill a
couple of weeks sickness.
Mrs. Ed. Andreae has been sick with
cold the past week but is now much
better.
Mrs. Henry Pearce has been quite i'll
the past two weeks but is now some
what improved
Mrs Marie n. Knowlton has moved
from her farm in Speaker township
and taken up a residence in Yale.
Two classes from the NJ +. Sunday
school picniced at Lakeport Tuesday
Of this week, enjoying fine outing.
Mrs Geo Brlcker living north and
east of Yale, who has been seriously i'll
for the past week is slowly recovering.
state Fair tickets now on sale at the
EXpositor Office at 35 cents each. Sc
cure your tickets before going TO the
fair.
The ladies of the Avoca Presbyter-
ian church will serve ice cream and
cake on DR. Ardiels lawn saturday
evening, August "a.
The reunion of the soldiers and
sailors of Lapeer, Genesee, Tuscola.
Huron and Sanilac counties will be
held at Sandusky Sept. IT, H. and l6,
1909
Mathews Il Wight are tearing the
front out of their drug store building
and putting in new and larger show
windows. The change will be a great
Improvement.
Michigan State Fair tickets on sale
at the Exposition Office mp to midnight
Saturday, Sept. 9TH, at 81 cents each.
Regular admission is 80 cents but by
buying at this office You save 10 cents.
A marriage license has been issued
by the county clerk of Sanilac county
to Charles IIoskin, OF Yale, and Mar
garet j Fraleigh, of Applegate. The
wedding will take place on August Is.
street Commissioner Henry is put
ting the streets of the city in fine shape
by cleaning the cutters of weeds
and rubbish. Main street is looking
slick as whistle. Let the good work
go on.
Learned men tell us that in Latin
the word editor" means something
"to eat" In the United Suites its
meaning is altogether different. 1t
means scratch around like blaZes TO
get something to eat.
The annual outing of the Thumb
Masonic Picnic Association will he held
at Caseville Tuesday, Aug. 81. Special
service has been secured over the Il. M.
and u. o. q n. r.. r., and the usual
good time is guaranteed.
The Free Methodist conference will
be held at Riverside Park, Saginaw w.
=, commencing Wednesday, Aug Is,
and closing Saturday the Dist y
campmeeting will begin Friday, Aug.
Is and continue over the 22nd.
Thursday evening of last week about
80 neighbors and friends successfully
surprised Mrs. Alfred Goheen at her
home north of Yale, the occasion be-
ing her birthday. The evening was
spent in social chat ard dainty refresh
ments were served before the company
departed.
Thos. Body, contractor and builder,
of Peck, on Tuesday was awarded the
contract to build the school house in
District No. 4. Speaker township, on
the site where one was burned July Is.
The building will be of brick veneer
and all the material used must be of
the best Contract price $1,000
Geo. G. Burt and family will move
TO Pontiac the latter part of the week
George says he hates to leave Yale and
the many warm friends he has made
during his stay here, but he is so far
away from his field of labor that the
change is necessary. al will always
hold a warm spot in my heart for the
people of Yale he says.
The following Yale people comprise
a Marty Wln hava rpusfI a baucu az
Lexington on the shores of Lake Huron
and who will enjoy all the pleasures of
camp life i'm comfortable, homelike
way for the next two weeks Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Palmer and children. Mr..
and Mrs Roy Fuller and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Andreae and daughter,
Anna Hayes, leila and Josie Beard
Ethel Sweet, Julia aud Freda Wallace,
Clyde Adams, Roy Phillips, Arthur
Parmee AM John Sweet.