The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-08-06
Local and Otherwise.

Remember the excursion to Saginaw,
Bay City and Wenona Beach next
Tuesday.
James McColl is the happy possessor
of new Cadillac touring car of the
latest model 1t is dandy.
+. A. Griswold and wife expect to
move To- Owosso soon. Their many
Yale friends will regret to see them go
away.
Bert Jardine and family are now oc-
cupying their own house ON west North
street, having moved therein the past
week.
Robert Bell, who is very low with
Bright's disease of the Kidneys. has
been worse this week and his friends
are alarmed at his condition.
The Ladies' Aid of the West Brock
way NJ. i. church will hold water.
melon social at the home of Walter
Brown on Wednesday evening August
18th.
We notice by the Cass City Chronicle
that g. MatZen, cashier Of the Elk
change Bank, has gone to Seattle TO at
tend the Exposition. Chas. was n for
mer Yale boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas IL.
Haynes on Sunday, August LIST, 1909, a
big. healthy boy. Here's hoping he
may grow to manhood and ever be a
blessing to his parents.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid of Mayville
give an excursion to Wenona Beach at
Bay City Tuesday. August 10. Yale is
down for S1.40 rate and no doubt
some of our people will want to go.
Thos. Wharton has purchased a new
T.. Nj. +. touring car through Geo.
Yokum, agent, Port Huron. Yale can
boast of a number of fine auto cars and
is in it with other places of its popu-
lation.
Steve Windsor has as pretty home
as you will find in the city With the
addition of cement porches and the
house neatly painted, a big improve
ment in the appearance of the place is
noticeable.
While the Judge brothers were here
visiting their mother family groupe
picture was taken by John G. Jones,
photographer. Two of the boys, James
and viii, have gone to Alberta to make
their home.
The city council has given the Light
Il Water Board instructions to build a
brick addition, IL X 26 feet, on the west
of the engine and pump room to ac-
cOmmodate the new Corliss engine re-
Gently purchased.
George Edgerton, while working dig.
ging a sewer i'm Flint week ago Sat.
urday. the top earth caved i'm burying
him all but his hat. He has moved
with his family back to Brockway
township and is at work again.
The annual excursion of the Baptist
Ladies' Aid, of Mayville. to Saginaw,
Bay City and Wenona Beach, will be
given on Tuesday, August 10th. Fol-
full particulars as to time train leaves
and rates of fare notice the ad i'm this
Issue.
Married at Port Huron on Saturday
July 3lst, Lew Richardson and Eva
Perry, both of Yale. The many friends
of the young couple offer congratula.
tions. They will make their home al
South Bend, Ind, where Mr.. Richard
son has position in the Wooden Mills
Oscar Denison in the first ward OF
the city of Yale, j. G. Holden in the
second ward, and James Wallace in the
third ward. are circulating local option
petitions securing signatures to have
the question submitted to the voters of
st. Clair county at next springs cleo
ton.
Henry &. White handed the editor a
branch of a blackcap vine on which
was nineteen berries in one clump. He
claims the vine grew from the seei or
the bank of his dwelling house. The
berries are twice as large as an o'din
airy blackcap and are sweet and of very
fine flavor.
Died at his home i'm Deckcrville
Mich, or Monday, August 2, 1909
Warren Jones. aged 81 years. The
body was brought to Speaker Wednes
day and the funeral held from the NJ
II. church in that township at 300 y m
Rev. w. :. Ostrander officiating In.
terment in the Speaker cemetery.
G.. ID. Waldorph and wife were over
at AlmOnt last week attending the
Home Coming. They went over We'd.
nesday, returning Saturday. Del says
he shook hands till his feet were sore
He saw ripsicO the noted Indian whom
he had not seen in IS years. At that
time he could out run or jump any
NiiibC iidh uhu - ltthdi manly Wtll pre-
served for man of his age, now about
81 years.
Every year Yale people anxiously
look forward for the time TO come when
the Silver Family Show will return and
give us one of their excellent entertain.
ments. Each year the show takes ON
new attractions and one would hardly
believe it could be improved in anywise
but still il is more attractive every year
and the people patronize the show more
literally each time IL returns. The
tents were pitched this year on the va
cant lots north of the T. M. depot last
Saturday and every seat under the big
canvas was occupied. Everyone pres.
ont r.an rrou rnlaanod with tho r.roorrar. M