The Yale expositor., 1909-10-22
Local and otherwise.

a-days.
Frances Andreae has been quite sick
this week caused from cold.
David Brown is gaining in health
and able to walk around town.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Caswell moved to a
farm near Capac Tuesday of this week.
The Senior Aid of West Brockway
meets with Mrs Ensley Brown for
dinner Tuesday October 26.
The annual convention of the ST.
Clair County Sunday School Association
is being held at st. Clair this week.
An examination for the licensing of
embalmers will be held by the state
board of health at Lansing Nov. IL.
Mrs. Lena Andreae is having her
residence reprinted. Dusty Mcdonald
and Chas. Ferguson are doing the work.
VIM. Bailey has moved his shoe re-
/ pairing shop into the little building
| first door south Of shaw Il Johnson's
blacksmith shop.
Chas. II. Haynes has bought the
Empey house and lot on Kennetick
street. He will remodel the house and
occupy it as a residence soon.
Have you tried the preparation for
dandruff and falling hair sold at Wind
sor's barber shop? Try a bottle and
be convinced that it is good remedy.
In another month the state will send
out big sum ofprimary school money,
which, in many districts, will only add
to the boarded up wealth from this
source.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Tornow are cele-
brating their twenty-fifth wedding an
niversary today. A large number of
invited friends are helping them to
celebrate.
The Carsonville Tribune issued 10
page edition last week, filled with neat
~ set advertisements and newsy notes.
Bro. Weber is certainly making an
ideal newspaper of the Tribune.
f. b. Fuller has gone into business
at Montrose, town on the Cincinnati,
Saginaw Il Mackinaw Railroad near
Flushing He will carry stock of dry
goods and groceries. The family will
move Immediately.
The Yale Canning Factory is busy
putting up apples. On account of the
crop being large i'm this section il is ex-
pected that the factory will be kept
running till late in November. A large
force is employed
Charley Blackford writes us from
Toledo stating that he is at present
employed in Detroit where work is
plentiful but very little to do i'm To.
ledo. He states the family are all well
and wish to be remembered to their
Y ale friends.
Word reaches this office from Detroit
that Mrs. A. *. Park is very sick. In
one of her bad spells she fell injuring
the side of her face and backing her
eye. She hardly realizes that her
husband is dead The family has
the sympathy of friends here.
Elmer l.. Moore we'll known in this
locality, has made big improvement
in the appearance of his drug store at
Minden City. Besides many changes
made to the interior of the building in
reaIranging the prescription case and
stock of goods he has added stock of
silverware. We congratulate Elmer in
the success he is meeting with.
Newell Il Ponsford who have con
Quoted a general store business at
Speaker for the past two years disposed
of the stock of goods and good will to
Geo ElstOn IL Sons this week, and will
give their whole time and attention to
the Yale store. The new firm are no
strangers to the patrons of the Speaker
store and we predict the same good
trade accorded the retiring firm.
The first sale of state tax lands ever
held away from the capitol was held
last week at Muskegon, when the pub
lie domain commission offered the tax
lands. in that county for sale at the
county seat court house. Under the
new law such sales will be held at the
county seats in the future, the purpose
being to give residents of the county
an opportunity TO bid for the lands.
Chas Weber, who has had charge of
the jewelry department of Grant Hold
ems store as manager for the past few
months, will leave tomorrow for Dele.
ware, Ohio where he will accept a re-
sponsible position in an exclusive jew
elry store Mr.. and Mrs Weber during
their short stay in Yale have won many
warm friends by their pleasant and
social manner, and the best of good
wishes will accompany them to their
new home.
sportsman who go to Northern Mich
igan to hunt deer every fall, will be
pleased to learn that the prospi cts are
unusually good. I he summer has been
favorable one in that there have
been almost no forest fires of any con-
sequence and there has been an abun-
dance of forage for the animals.
Hunters who went into the woods dur
ing the fishing season and since it
closed report having seen many deer
and many more tracks. The season
opens November 10 and closes NOvem-
Der 30. Two deer allowed.
VIM. II. Darling brought to the Ex-
positor oflice Monday morning sam
pie of as fine large potatoes as we have
seen this season. They are of the Car
man variety and besides being large,
are smooth free from scab and splendid
cookers. Mr.. Darling discredits the
theory that small potatoes used for
seed begets small potatoes. His crop
this season proves to the contrary, for |
there are but very few small ones in
the yield. He says that he did not
plant the seed in the moon, just in the |
ground where the soil was fertile. The |
editors family will enjoy several messes