The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-07-16
Local and Otherwise.

so much.
viii Stienburg is employed In the
Wooden Mills at Vcrmontville and has
"A good position.
A. r. Oatman has sold his milk bust.
ness to John Menerey who took posses
sion on Thursday.
A slight shower of rain Thursday
morning but not enough TO lay the
dust Crops need rain real bad.
The j. f. $. Club was entertained ON
Friday night of last week ut the home
or Mr. and Mrs. James Adams.
The merry go-round left town Thurs
day morning. Ii certainly furnished
great amusement for the kids while
here.
f. Thibodeau, who has had a shoe
shop in lale for several years, moved
to Port Huron this week where he will
work at his'trade.
King &. Holden has purchased the
Maggie Stewart property corner Jones
and Mechanic streets. He will tear
down the old house and rebuild.
Religious services i'm the City Park
next Sunday afternoon $3.50 band con.
cert; 4:30 preaching by Rev. T. II. Case.
Singing led by Carneys orchestra.
1t is reported on pretty good author
lty that an automobile will be put on
the stage route between Yale and Peck.
We hope that the report is true. 1t
would be a pretty good scheme.
The ladies of the Nj. r. church were
very successful in serving meals on the
18th. Over 500 was the net proceeds
fNhny faal fVrotnft,l 10 oil 90 IL,
patronage bestowed upon them.
Mrs. w. f. Rub was called to Port
Huron "Wednesday OH account of the
sudden serious illness of Mrs. Ed.
Palmer. Yesterday it was stated that
she was some better. The illness was
ptOmaine poisoning.
Dick Windsor has been suffering
with rheumatism during The past week
He is considerable better and able to
be at the barber shop again. Robert
Thompson looked after chair No. 2
while Dick was at home.
Warren Roadway and Charley Welch
will leave the first of the week for
Idaho and Washington and take up
homestead lands. From there they ex-
pect to go to Alberta, N.W.T. 1t is
hoped that they will strike something
rich.
Adam II. Yake and family moved
with their household goods on We'd
nesday to Saginaw where they will
make their home in the future. Mr..
and Mrs Chas. Weber have moved into
the apartments over Grant Holden's
drug store.
The annual Eastern star picnic will
be held in city park, Thursday, July %.
All members are expected to be pres
ent Bring your friends. If in doubt
what TO bring in your baskets consult
Mrs. Roy Fuller, Worthy Matron.
Supper at six o'clock.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church will give an ice cream social in
the Fremont Town Hall, Tuesday
evening, July 20. Port Huron ice
cream, and 10 cent dishes will be
served. A quilt will be offered for sale
Everybody come for good time.
A. V. Parmlee and G. II. Adams en-
tertained eight young people at Nef.
helheim apartments Tuesday evening
in honor of Don Mosser and Alvion
Ferguson, of Almont. The evening
was spent in games, social chat, graph
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with delicious lunch
Norman Mcintyre, of Kansas, is on
a visit to his brother William at Rose.
burg. 1t is twenty seven years since
he saw him and did not know where
he was located In all that time. The
brothers were more than pleased to
meet ore another again. Both gentle
men have made success in life and
are enjoying themselves.
The south Speaker school house was
burned to the ground Tuesday morn.
ing at about eight o'clock. The fur.
nishings were saved Cause of fire un-
known. 1t is supposed that some one
| dropped amatch or lighted cigar al
the annual meeting held in.the build.
ing the night before. Loss about $500
insurance 5000.
The first excitement since the 18th
was tho alarm of fire sounded by the
power house whistle this morning al
about ten o'clock. Ii proved to be a
slight blaze in the rooms over Wharton
q Co.'S grocery store occupied by the
LintZ family The hose companies
responded promptly but the fire was
extinguished by few pals of water.
DIR. Pollock's new Cadillac automo.
bile has at last arrived after a wait OF
several weeks. 1t is a 30-horse power
4-cylinder machine with dark trim.
mings and is certainly beauty. In
company with Jim Melrose, Mrs. Chas
Palmer, Mrs. Pollock and the nurse
who has been attending the latter, the
DIR. drove to Fort Huron Wednesday
morning, returning after dinner. AL
enjoyed the trip.
Miss Jean Drake, a member of the
Nj. +. church choir of this city, was the
beneficiary of neatly planned surprise
by her associates in the choir, Friday
evening of last week A beautiful cui
glass dish was presented to the young
lady, dainty lunch was served and 3
very Measurable evening was enjoyed
by altpresent. Mr.Will Betcher, a mem
Der OF Fenzel's orchestra, of Detroit
was present and delighted the com
pany with selections on the violin ano
a couple of finely rendered readings.
We had little talk with our old
friend John laval from Greenwood
township OH Wednesday. Forty
years ago he came to this county and