The Yale expositor., 1909-07-30

Timothy Castor has green corn for
sale at his garden on South Mary street.
There were 81 excursion tickets sold
to Detroit sunday and 80 to Fort
Huron.
Yale was weft represented on the
business mems excursion to Port Huron
Thursday.
Josiah f.. King writes ms that he eX-
poets to start soon for the Canadian
North West.
Regular meeting O.ES. Wednesday
evening, August L. All members are
requested to be present
Ed. Sheehy shipped three carloads of
live stock from Yale to the Buffalo
market on Saturday last.
Yesterday was about the hottest day
we have had this summer. The tenn
perature being 81 in the shade.
T. j. Minnie and family moved this
week into their house on Mary street
lately purchased of Jas. Meharg.
DR.. W. G. Wight is treating his
dwelling house to fresh coat of paint.
Stott Mathews is the brush artist.
Early Thursday morning the canvas
theatre pulled up stakes and moved to
Lexington where il will locate during
home coming week.
The financial statement of School
District No. /, Yale Public Schools, for
1908 90, may be found in another
column of this issue.
The afternoon service which was to
have been held in the grove Sunday
is postponed till the evening on account
of Ralph Denison's funeral.
The first feed of green corn the fam
lily has enjoyed this season was fur
nished us by Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy
Caster for which we feel very thankful.
Will Bryce, rural carrier on route )
out of Yale, is nursing sprained
wrist caused from taking a tumble off
his motorcycle. He is looking after
his route nevertheless.
Mrs. Geo. A. Mann has just received
a card from her grandson Bert Jackson
ut Omaha, Neb, on his way to Harri-
son, where his uncles John and viii
Mann are located. Bert left for there
Monday.
Lawn tennis seems. to occupy The
spare moments of several of Yale's
athletes and a great deal of enjoyment
is gotten out of the game. Three
courts are laid out at the city park, all
of which are being occupied most of
the time.
Frank Wilcox is one of the farmers
around Yale who believes in taking
pleasure out of life while passing
through this world. He has bought
himself new Maxwell runabout and
can handle it as well as the highest
spirited team on his farm.
The DePeel Lumber Co. is the name
under which Andrew DePeel lumber
business will hereafter be known. Mr..
DePeel has associated VIM. Il. Regain
with him and will continue the bust
ness at the old stand. The ExpositOr
wishes the new company every success
possible.
DIR. l.. G.. Fitzgerald has moved to
Blaine and opened an Office for the
practice of his profession. During his
stay at Fargo he enjoyed good prac-
tice and will no doubt look after both
fields i'm the future. The DIR. under
stands medicine and is well liked by
everybody.
Geo q. Burt expects to move with
his family to Pontiac where he is en-
gagged in the insurance business
George says he rather hates to leave
Yale for he has such friendly feeling
for the people and place. His many
friends here wish him success i'm his
new field of labor.
Word has been received that two of
May FitZgerald's pupils of StratfOrd,
who tried the music examinations held
recently for the Toronto Conservatory
and Toronto College of Music, have
passed. AS both institutions are aflil-
lated with the University OF Toronto
this gives a high standard to her work.
A meeting of the school trustees of
school district No. I, was held Monday
evening of this week at which time
Geo. Mcintyre resigned as director and
Jas. +. Beavis was elected in his stead.
The Board OF Education as il now
stands:-President, f. +. Fead; Treas
urer, +. w Andreae; Secretary, j. +.
Beavis; Trustees, Geo. Mcintyre and
John Hutton.
In the next issue Of this paper will
appear a photographicaIly Illuminated
account OF the summer maneuvers of
the Atlantic battleship fleet, under this
title:--'50 Battleships i'm Mimic War"
by Capt. Ellis ID. Morson. Captain
Morson watched the summer maneu-
vers which included the hottest mock
battle ever witnessed upon the Allan.
tic Ocean. Ills story, beautifully illus
trated, will appear in our next issue.
II will make your patriotism bubble to
the surface.