The Yale expositor., 1909-07-23

upon him. The horse was killed out
right, the buggy and boy caught on the
pilot and carried along as far as the
water tank, when the boy jumped be-
fore the train was stopped. He was
picked up, daZed and covered with
dust, "A big bump on his head and an
injured ankle, but after examination
no bones were found broken and he
was taken To his home little the worse
for his horrible experience. Ii was a
narrow escape however and Elmer will
not care to get in the way OF such dan
ger again.
Read all the new ads. and changes in
this issue.
Lock your windows and bolt>Your
doors, Yale is infested with burglars.
VIM. Roy is taking care of the dray
business during Warren Boadway's alb
sence.
A fine shower of rain Thursday laid
the dust and helped vegetation wonder
fully Rain Friday also.
Business mems excursion to Port
Huron and river st. Clair, on Thursday,
July 20. See ad. in another column.
Do not forget the excursion to Wen
ona Beach. a delightful place for a
days outing. Only $l.40 for the round
trip from Yale.
On account of the rainy condition of
the weather on Thursday the o. +. =.
picnic did not take place as advertised.
It will no doubt be held later.
The frame of Tom Wark's new house
ON his farm in Speaker township is up
~. IA lao oh rf
time before the family will move in.
Born to the wife Of Herb Eshleman,
of Flint. a daughter, on Tuesday, July
20, 1909. This makes two girls for
Herb and we offer congratulations on
the happy event.
Chas. f. Wells has been engaged as
instructor by the Yale Citizens Band
Concerts are given OH the streets Sat
urday nights and in the City Park
Sunday afternoons.
Next Wednesday evening at 100,
hose companies Nos. and 2 will have
practice. A blast of the fire whistle
will be given to call the boys out.
Don't let the alarm startle you.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church, Mayville. will run an ex-
cursion To Wenona Beach, Bay City,
near the middle of August. Watch
next weeks issue for more definite
announcement of the date.
We owe the Yale Base Ball Team an
apology for making mistake in pub
fishing the score of the game played at
the race track grounds OH the 18th. 1t
was just turned around, the figures
were correct q to q, but Yale won and
not Marlette.
Frank Scribner's two girls were driy-
ing along near Elmwood cemetery last
Saturday when they met an automobile.
The horse ran away throwing the girls
out, demolishing the buggy and injur-
ing the horse. The young ladies es-
capped with slight injuries.
The members of the Presbyterian
choir and guests were entertained at
the manse Wednesday evening 10y Rev.
and Mrs. Case. A jolly, social time
was had by the twenty-five present,
who, after the games, were served
cherry ice cream and waters.
j. ID. Crandall, the new proprietor of
the Yale Bazaar, has moved his family
and household goods TO this city and
are now occupying the rooms over the
store. The Exposition welcomes them
To our midst and wishes them every
prosperity during their stay among us.
DR.. Z. f. Grimm, the great German
eye specialist, has done good bust
ness during his stay at the Jackson
Hotel. For references as TO his work
talk with +. +. Pratt, James Kicks and
Others in and around Yale. He has
given splendid satisfaction in every
case.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Joss will move to
Deckerville this week where Mr.. joss
is manager of the Jas. Livingston Flax
Co.'S mills. Their many friends regret
to see them leave here where they have
resided for the past fifteen years. John
Joss who makes his home with them
will also go. The best of good wishes
go with them.
Bert Jardine, while enjoying peace
full sleep in his room at Mrs. Kate
Menerey's home on Mechanic street,
Monday night, was relieved of his
gold watch and ten dollars in cash.
The robbers removed the screensof the
window and reaching i'm the room took
his pants which contained the val
uables. Bert says he will miss the
cash quite badly but feels more griev
ed over losing the watch as it was
present from Yale friends at the time
of his going away to California.
About twenty young friends of
Mabel Empey gathered at the home of
Mrs. j. +. Morgan Thursday evening
and sprung a complete surprise on
their playmate who is at present over
from Flint ON vacation. A dainty
lunch was served after which peanut
contest was INDUCED in, Elda Adams
winning the trophy which was pretty
cup and saucer. The evening was hap
PLY spent, the young folks on leaving
wishing that Mabel might be spared to
take part in many more such pleasant
occasions. N
NId ,,orare ~ tho Evnooftor oflioa for