The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-09-10
Local and Otherwise.

\ slight shower of rain fell III these
parts Thursday.
Ben Nelson is loading hay at ANA
doTe and Blaine this week
Threshermen's books for sale at the
EXpositOr office. Call and get one.
The millinery establishments of the
city have decided on Sept. % and % as
opening days.
Frank O. Putney raised the frame of
fine large barn on his farm east of
Yale last Friday.
Justin Cavanagh has resigned as
rural mail carrier and Roy Moore has
been appointed in his stead.
Charley Cavanagh is looking after
Geo Cavanagh's rural route during the
latter's absence on vacation.
The weather has been rather cold
the past week making the wearing of
an overcoat quite comfortable.
We don't know anything that money
can do that makes it worth while for a
man to commit murder to get it.
SpAial meeting OE.S. Wednesday
evening, Sept. 10. Installation of oflic-
ers Refreshments will be served.
James Haggerty is remodelling his
farm residence in Greenwood township.
When completed he will have modern
dwelling.
J. c. Holden is in Owosso superin-
tending the erection of buildings for
the Owosso Metal Calvert Co recently
organized.
George Mitchell has secured employ
ment in an automobile factory at Port
Huron and moved there with his fam
lily this week
Secretary Martin, of the Croswell
fair and races, has the Expositor's
thanks for complimentary tickets to
the fair held Sept %, % and "a.
Rev. Ostrander packed his household
goods on Tuesday and moved with his
family to White Oak on Thursday.
The best of good wishes go with them.
Elder Il. Bruce Brown will preach in
| Mechanic street Church of Christ next
Sunday at 1870 a. IN. and 7:30 p. m.
Morning subject, "Discipleship" even
ing, "The Heavenly City"
Rev. W. II. Cole, of Columbiaville,
preached three splendid sermons in the
Methodist Protestant churches at Yale
and West Brockway last Sunday. A
large congregation was present at
each service.
The Vincent school opened Monday
morning with Rilla Bidleman as teach
er. She is highly respected young
lady and a successful teacher. AS Rilla
has always been very bright student
we wish her every success.
The steam traction road machine
hauling ten gravel wagons passed
through Yale Monday on their way
north. The outfit will be used bv the
| Port Huron Road Construction Co. in
building mile and half of road to
the Sanilac county line
Chas. Ellsworth, Of Richmond. was
in Yale Tuesday renewing old ac-
qualntances Ii is eight years since
Mr. Ellsworth was in Yale and he says
if he had been dropped into town at
night he would hardly recognize the
place, there have been so many changes
and improvements.
The Teachers Training Glass which
organized last fall has again resumed
work. Meeting each Wednesday at
$50 p, IN. in Mechanic street ChINch of
Christ We wish to have all the mem
bers present each evening and we urge
others TO join as il is fine study.
Harry Beal, teacher
DIR. Yuill and Tom Gleason while
driving last Thursday night in the
Dr's. auto, ran into an open culvert
throwing both the occupants out, in
juring both somewhat 1t seems that
the danger lights placed al each end of
the culvert, had been removed by some
one who had passed along previously.
The Pilbeam Amusement Company
arrived in the city Tuesday aud at
once set TO work pitching their tents
Among the amnsemeuts we find the
Ferris wheel, Wonderland, Electric
Palace, Georgia Minstrels, the shooting
gallery, doll heads outfit, popcorn and
hot hamberg sandwiches, etc We'd
n1 day evening a balloon ascension
and Parachute drop took place at 100
o'clock and was witnessed by large
crowd that gathered along Main street.
1t was an interesting sight and sue
cessful. The different attractions have
been fairly well patronized The com
pany goes to Caro- Monday to exhibit
at the fair held at that place.