The Yale expositor., 1909-10-15
Local and Otherwise.

Tuesday, Oct. ~ was Columbus day.
Mrs. Lester Clark fell a few days
since and injured her hip.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lothian is moving in
to her new house this week.
Mrs. Warren Roadway has been quite
sick the past week with malarial fever.
Several Yale "fans" attended the
ball games in Detroit the first of the
week
j. G. Harris new house i'm the north
end of the city is well under way and
will be completed before snow flies.
Special meeting Yale Grange, No
954, saturday evening, Oct Is, at 800
O'clock. Special business.
VIM. u. Darling.
a meeting was held Monday evening
at the n. + church when the official
board discussed plans of work for the
year.
VIM. V. Andreae of Yale and Joe
+. Vincent, of Greenwood have been
drawn as grand Jurors from this
vicinity.
Contractor Ferguson is repairing
North street cement walk. Always
supposed these walks were guaranteed
by Nugent for three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tornow, re-
siding five miles east of Yale, will
celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary Friday, October %.
Middleton & Doelle has added an up
to-date bean cleaner to their elevator
equipment. Work done promptly and
highest market price paid for the prod
uct.
There will be a special meeting of
the Yale Chapter OES next Wednes-
day evening, October 20. Initiatory
work. All members requested to be
present.
Myrtle Russell, of ale, while getting
on a rapid car at st. Clair was thrown
to the pavement and injured quite bad
ly She was brought to her home and
is getting along nicely.
j. +. King writes an interesting letter
from the Canadian northwest and it is
published in this issue of the Exposition.
He likes the country and says il is an
ideal location for poor man.
Mrs. J. G. Holden had the honor and
pleasure while at Owossu this week of
shaking hands with DIR. Cook of North
Pole fame The DIR. and party were
on their way from Milwaukee to De-
troit.
The football game between Yale
High School team and Brown City
High School team at the city park last
Saturday afternoon resulted in a tie.
1t was a holly contested scrap from
start to finish.
Supervisors Cavanagh of the city of
Yale; Patterson of Brockway township;
Vincent of Greenwood; Huffman of
Lynn went to Port Huron Monday
morning to attend the October session
of the Board of Supervisors.
Tuesday brought the first furry of
snow this season. A high wind from
the west kept up all day and through
the night. The following morning
enough snow had fallen to cover the
ground white and make good tracking.
The jury in the Capt. Ralph Pringle
murder case brought in a verdict of
manslaughter after celebrating for
about ten hours. Judge Law has not
announced the sentence as yet but in
this case Pringle will not get over 10
years.
The annual convention of the st.
Clair County Sunday School Association
will convene in 1t. Clair City, Oct. 81
%. All Sunday School workers are
cordially invited TO attend. Entertain
ment free to delegates and officers of
schools.
Thos. Wark and family are now com
fOrtably settled in their new house
north and west of Yale. 1t will be re-
membered that they were burned out
of house and home last spring and
have been living in tent ever since.
Tom says they had a pleasant sum-
mers outing and that it is an ideal way
of living in the hot weather.
Another change has taken place at
the Pere Marquette depot. Clarence
r.. Epey left for Ruth Monday morn
ing to accept the position at that place.
His position here will be filled by c. b.
Nc Vain who has been on at night for
the past several months. A Mr.. Cling
rich, of Milford has been assigned the
night job. Harry Williams is still i'm
charge as agent here.
The board of supervisors of st. Clair
county began its annual fall session at
the circuit court room i'm Port Huron
Monday morning. Forty-six out of
forty eight supervisors were present
and on being called TO order by County
Clerk Brown they proceeded to elect a
permanent chairman. Although il is
unusual to give a chairman more than
two terms the rule was broken when
VIM. A. Cavanagh from our city was
elected without opposition for third
term. Mr.. Cavanagh feels, as also does
his constituents in this city, that il is
| an honor and shows the esteem i'm which
he is held by his fellow supervisors.
Notwithstanding the board of county
auditors has relieved the board of lot
of work yet there is plenty to do and
each committee will be kept busy dur