The Yale expositor., 1909-07-09
Local and Otherwise.

Our rural mall carriers report the
roads as being in good shape now.
The Yale Canning Co. has started
work canning peas. The crop is large
and the company looks for prosper
Gus season.
Yale citizens are preparing for the
immense crowd of people that will
visit our city next Monday. Come pre-
pared To have a good time.
VIM. Bryce and family are visiting at
Nile Jones in Speaker. Will has two
weeks vacation from his duties as
rural mail carrier. Roy Moore is deliv-
ering the mail.
The annual meeting of school dis
trict No. | will be held next Tuesday
evening, July IL, in the high room.
Trustees will be elected and other bust
ness transacted
A five o'clock tea was given at the
Rapley home Tuesday afternoon in
honor of the guests of the home. Ten
ladies were present and all enjoyed the
pleasant social time.
The Yale State Bank has replaced
the old glass front of the cashiers
apartments with beautiful finished
iron lattice work, making vast i'm
proyement in appearance.
Rev. Walter Simms, of Bay City, will
preach gospel sermon in the West
l}rockway church at 1920 a. IN. Sunday,
July 18th, to which services the public
generally are cordially invited. He will
also preach in the city park at Yale at
800 o'clock in the afternoon.
George Barrett, of Peck, aged rs,
"A. l. Il To-.
week Just to show the boys what an
old man could do if he tried. The old
er residents of Yale will remember Mr..
Barrett as he resided for many years
on the farm south of Yale now owned
10y Geo. w. Bell.
A teachers institute will be held in
Port Huron OH August 9, 10 and III. 1t
will be for all teachers, both graded
and rural schools. The institute will
be in charge of Commissioner Black
ney. The assistants have not been
selected. The sessions will be held in
the high school building.
Palmer Bros. a. Go. have issued their
July letter to the people. 1t contains
many timely bargains in dress goods,
ladies and gents furnishings, groceries,
etc. You will no doubt receive one.
Read 1t carefully, then act accordingly.
Make your purchases early and get the
choice of well selected stock
The Free Methodist Church of the
Port Huron district will hold Camp.
meeting July % to Aug. 4, at Port
Huron, on Thomas street, two blocks
west of Pine Grove avenue. Rev. a.
| ID. Zahniser, of Pennsylvania, is en-.
gagged to assist in the meeting. Camp
meeting REQUESTS furnished as usual
All cordially invited.
Two classes of boys, about forty
eight in all, taught by j. G. Holden
and William Roy in the M. +. Sunday
north of Yale the last of the week
The day was delightful and so was the
auto ride, the boating, fishing and wad
ing and best of all the beautiful supper
prepared for the boys.
VIM. III. Learmont and family are
spending couple of weeks camping
i'm JOhnsOn's grove on the shores OF
beautiful Lake Huron near Lexington.
Will writes card as follows:-"Tent
pitched and camp settled, children de
lighted with the beach and bathing
Will be here two weeks. Kindly mai
us the two Expositors."
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Weber, of Vassar
have taken up their residence i'm Yale
Mr.. Weber is the new manager of the
ljewelry department in Grant Holden's
drug and jewelry store. Mr.. Weber is
a first class workman of many years
practical experience and comes vel
recommended as courteous and oblig
ing gentleman. Vassar friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Weber speak in the kindest
manner of them.
Jack Thompson thinks it rather hard
luck to be laid up with broken leg al
this time of year when he has 40 acres
of hay to take off. We will not try ia
explain all the details as to how it was
broken but will simply say that he was
rooted from his seat on the wagon in
which he was carrying pig, on Satur
day last. In trying TO save him. eli
from falling on his head on the ground
the small bone of his right leg wa:
broken and the ankle sprained. DIR
Clyne is attending to the injured lint
and the patient is getting along nicely
r. :. Bennatts, our old friend anc
former resident of Peck, sends MS 8
copy of souvenir program published
by the Tacoma Retail Grocers' Protec
tive Association, of their ninth annua
picnic held at Spanaway Lake, in the
State of Washington, June Gath. The
pamphlet which comprises as pages
and the cover, is filled with the presid
ents address, events of the day, list
OF the committees and judges, portraits
of officers of the association, views OF
prominent buildings and residences
Tacoma's commercial Importance from
the trade statistics for 1908, and finally
winding up with the association. sec
retary's greeting. Catchy advertise
ments are a part of the makeup of the
souvenir. The entire work is neatly
printed and well gotten up. Mr.. Ben
natts is proprietor of two frst-class
grocery stores i'm Tacoma and is meet
ing with success. Accept our thanks
brother for the souvenir.