The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-05-07

Supervisor VIM. A. Cavanagh is bus
ly engaged at present making assess
ments in the city of Yale.
The Brotherhood Bible Class at the
Presbyterian church will have for its
subject "Elijah the Prophet"
Sure sign of spring. Yale's supply
of autos, motorcycles and race horses
are out enjoying the good roads.
Pollock IL Hennessy are having the
interior of their drug store repaired
and painted where the fire damaged it,.
Rev. T. II. ase will talk on a phase
of the Labor Question next Sunday
morning and evening i'm the Presby-
terrain church. All laboring men and
others are cordially INVITED.
Two new autos have made their ap-
pearance here this week. Guy Beard
has purchased Maxwell runabout and
George Mcintyre Buick light touring
car. This makes eleven autos we have
in Yale.
The Juniors will give "The Toast
master" this evening in Central Hail.
This play is a college play and differ
ent from anything ever given in Yale.
The talent is some of the best, all hav-
ing had experience on the amateur
stage.
Since George Higley purchased the
Ed. Hopkins farm he has made many
d5cideu improvements about the place.
He is now at work raising the barn
and putting stone foundation under
meath. Hi Brown is employed to do
the work.
One day last week while engaged in
chopping wood w. L. Darling, living
northeast of Yale, had the misfortune
to cut the big toe on his left foot Off
Medical aid was summoned and Mr.
Darling was soon made as comfortable
as possible.
The Yale Concrete Supply Co. are
enlarging their factory near Curriers'
machine shop. The business of this
company is steadily increasing because
of the excellent quality of their work.
The manufacturers are men of exper-
fence and can be depended upon to do
the work right.
The coming Sunday being Mothers
Day the mothers of all the children
attending Sunday School at the Presby-
terrain church are cordially invited to
be present at the regular Sunday School
hOdls IL 10 hODCu budl IdlSC uullDtlS
OF mothers will come out and be inter
ested in the work of the Sunday School
there.
About twenty.ii five members of the
NJ. II. Christian Endeavor Society drove
TO the home of j. W. Reed, northeast
of town, on Wednesday evening of
this week and enjoyed a very pleasant
time. Various amusements were the
order of the evening. Ice cream, cake
and oranges were served. The crowd
stayed till a late hour and on departing
declared they had never had better
time.
The millners of our city, NJ. A. Ross,
Eva j. Black Il Co, and NJ. M. Pearce,
all of whose ads appear in this issue of
the Expositor, have as fine a line of
hats for summer wear as can be seen
anywhere. All the latest styles and
creations can be had from any one of
them. Before going to the city it will
pay you TO look over their lines. Pa
tronize home industry and thereby ben
eft yourself.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Christian Endeavor Society
of the Presbyterian church was held at
the home of Ruth Menzies on Monday
evening last. About thirty-live mem.
beers and friends were present. After
the business meeting was over games
and other amusements were INDUCED
i'm, after which lunch was served.
The next meeting will be held June Z
at the home of Il. G. Mclaughlin.
Rev. Campbell, the Presbyterian
minister at Avoca, while driving past
John loves place six miles east of
here on Sunday morning was kicked
by his horse and rendered unconscious.
The reins became entangled in the
horses tail and Mr.. Campbell stood up
and reached over the dashboard to
straighten them out when the horse
kicked him squarely over the heart and
then on the left side just above the
hip. The first blow was the one that
injured him internally and now he lies
in critical condition at the home of
Mr.. Lowe. Mr.. Campbell was driving
to keep his appointments i'm the Fire.
mont and Amadore churches of which
he is pastor.
Factory Inspector Bert Carleton, of
Port Huron, was i'm Yale Monday in
specting buildings. While i'm CONVEX.
sation with representative of the Ex-
positor he stated that il was his honest
opinion that Yale was the steadiest
and most substantial city of its size
that he ever visited. lie remarked
that, as he came here from year to
year, the number of employees, with
the exception of the Wooden Mill
which has doubled its force this year,
always increased just little and that
every improvement which was made
was substantial and showed prosperity
Yale is one of the best cities of its size
in Michigan. And Mr.. Carleton knows
what he IL talking about, too.
Wanted.