The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-09-17
Local and Otherwise
Dry and dusty.
Fine fall weather.

Fine fall weather
Thanks to our kind friend Mrs. VIM.
Foster for some nice plums and fine
head of cabbage.
Mrs. +. +. Fead has been quite sick
the past week but is considerably bet
ter at present writing
Nearly all of the old soldiers and sail
ors i'm this section attended the reunion
ut Sandusky this week.
VIM. Owens is remodeling his barn
and putting in a cement floor at his
farm north and west of Yale.
W. A. Knowles tells us that he receiv-
ed an order last week for his famous
breeds of poultry all the way from
Paris, Texas
The fall openings in the three milin-
cry shops of Yale will be held next
week Wednesday and Thursday, Sept.
22Dd and 23rd.
We understand that when the dear
women get to running the government
there will be no more red tape-they
will use pink ribbons.
The wholesalers of Saginaw are max
| ing tour of the thumb in special T..
NJ. train. They were here Tuesday and
|
1t may be interesting to know that
Mr.. Case makes almost all of his own
slides for his work with the stereopti-
con. He also colors them himself
Elmer McKenna has sold his barber
shop in Detroit To his brother Ewart
and with his wife he is now In Yale on
a short visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. " Andreae and Mr..
and Mrs. +. 4. Fead did not go to
Chicago to attend the American Bank
ers' Association on account of Mrs.
Fead's illness.
Harry Williams is acting as relief
man at the i. Nj. depot, Yale, until a
new agent can be secured in place of
Matt Irwin, who has resigned his posi-
ton to 60 West.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. Mclaughlin receiv-
ed telegram on Wednesday from their
son Roy at HaTbor Springs announcing
the advent of fine baby boy at their
home that day. Here's hoping.
Will Edgerton, who has been getting
his Expostor at 1892 Hermitage ave-,
| Lakeview station, Chicago, writes us
that the city has changed all numbers
on the north side and directs us to ad-
| ulScs Ills paper W O'oo iOlbh ltihiitdbV
avenue.
In letter from Mrs. L. Il. lIolbroOk
she says. evil you please change the
address of our Expositor from Ann
| Arbor TO Chelsea, Mich. am here
with Lillian Che is teaching mathe-
MATES and physics in the high school
at this place"
AT county ). ;. meeting held in
| Port Huron last week, Mrs. Joseph
Yuill, of y ale was elected treasurer of
the association in place Mrs. +. A. Girls
void, resigned. Arrangements were
made at this meeting for the holding
of convention at 81. Clair, October %.
Matt Irwin departed Tuesday morn
ing for Spokane, Wash, where he has a
job on one OF the large systems of rail
roads. Matt says the chances for man
to advance i'm the west are far ahead Of
the east. AS soon as he can dispose of
his residence property in Yale the fam
| lily will move to the west.
Gus q. Goldberg struck flowing well
for VIM. Beers ON the ,latter's farm i'm
Lynn township five miles west of Yale
that has proved To he a dandy. Ii is
1873 feet feep, A feet in solid rock and
flows 81 gallons of the purest water
each minute or about ten barrels an
hour. Mr.. Colburg has put down a
number of artesian wells and gives the
best of satisfaction in every instance.
He is right at the work all the time.
We would advise you to see him If you
want good well.