The Yale expositor., 1909-07-23
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All signs fail in dry weather.
Free Methodist campmeeting at Port
Huron, July ~ TO Aug. 1.
Arthur Schlegelmlch and family are
now residing at Dearborn.
Calvin Lamb has purchased the Zav
tZ Hotel at Moore's Corners for 500.
Born to the wife of Peter Gleason, i'm
Speaker township, on Monday, July
~, daughter
Harry Williams is assisting in the
Pere Marquette depot during Matt
Irwin's absence.
City taxes are due and payable to
Treasurer lIennessy at the drug store
of Pollock Il Hennessy.
Justin Cavanagh, rural mail carrier,
is taking his vacation and Floyd Ryno
is looking after his route.
Mrs. Ed. Palmer, of Port Huron, is
gaining each day and about recovered
from the ptomaine poisoning
Earl Mitchell is employeda as assistant
in the prescription department of Grant
Holden's drug and jewelry store.
Excursion to Port Huron and Detroit
next Sunday, July %. Train leaves
Yale at 9:27. Fare soc and 500.
A tennis club has been organized at
Brown City and expects soon to chal-
lenge the Yale club for a friendly game.
sunday was typical fall day. High
cold winds prevailed nearly all day and
the weather has been none too hot
since.
Red raspberries and black caps are in
the market. The berries are rather
small and dried up on account of the
need of rain.
George and Henry Graham expect to
leave Yale next week for Alberta and
Calgary where they will spend two or
three months prospecting.
The Wooden Mills begin half hour
earlier in the morning and run until
6:30 in the afternoon. This gives the
mill hands half holiday Saturday.
Elder j. III. Patton will preach sun
day, July 25th, in Brick Chapel at $3.50
p. IN. 1t is time to think. Come and
hear some suggestions OH the line of
Bible truth.
Take a look at the address label on
this weeks Expositer. If il reads paid
to 90 nothing further need be done. If
not get right with the editor at earliest
possible moment lie needs the nun.
Il. Minnie has added a fountain
sprayer to his front window and now
can display vegetables and green stuff
to good advantage. A fine spray of
cool water covers the eatables all the
time and keeps them fresh and nice.
Roswell Green. who has held the pos
ition of electrician at the power house
for the past year or more, has rendered
his resignation to the Light and Water
Water Board. RIOS has been offered a
better job at a bigger salary at Roches-
ter, Mich.
The Rev. Emory Evans, who is at
present visiting The Beechers on Me
chanic street, has consented to preach
at the First Presbyterian church sun
day morning Rev. Evans is from New
York and will doubtless bring us a
message well worth going to hear.
On the front page of last weeks Har-
Dor Beach Times is published fine
picture of the base ball team of that
town. Prominent among the faces we
recognize none other than our own
Lloyd Allen. Didn't know "Cobby"
had jumped our team and signed with
the Beachers.
Dell Waldorph has had hard luck of
late i'm the way of having cattle killed.
Only Il week or two ago a Pere Mar
quette train killed nice heifer of his.
Thursday of this week three calves
were killed 10y lightning. During the
same storm SOW and some pigs were
killed for Yves Collins.
Save Your waste paper for the ladies
of the Presbyterian church They are
still anxious for il and il il being gath
cred once a week IL you have some
you want TO get rid of, phone Mrs.
Helen Reid and she will see that il is
collected. The ladies expect TO send
this paper to the paper mills where they
hope to receive good price for il.
Keep your old papers for good cause.
G. j. Sealy, of Auburn, N. Y. who
has been in Yale for over three months
received a sudden call home last Friday
on account of the serious sickness Of
some member of his family. Mr.. Sealy
is buyer for O'IIara x Sellen, wholesale
hay and produce dealers of Morayia, N.
Y, and while here bought on track and
shipped to his firm a large number Of
carloads of hay and straw. lie won
many friends while here by his happy
disposition and good-heartedness all of
whom will ever cherish a warm spot in
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