The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-06-04
Local and Otherwise.
sunday school convention,

Sunday school convention,
At PRESBYTERIAN church, Yale,
Monday, June u. You are invited.
Samuel White began delivering ice
Monday morning.
Regular meeting o L. ;. next We'd
nesday evening, June 9.
f. +. Fead has placed an order for a
81, $50 Buick automobile.
sunday school convention in Presby-
terian church, June 2lst.
A fine shower of rain fell Tuesday
doing lots of good to vegetation.
Charley Welch has completed new
house on the lot next to Thos. Keery's.
The rural carriers did not make their
trips Monday, it being "A legal holiday.
Ed Sheehy shipped carload of live
stock to the buffalo market last Satur-
day.
A social dance was given in Central
Hall by the Yale Dancing Club Mon
day evening.
The Juniors of our High School ban
quoted the Seniors at Kennetick Hall
! last evening.
Here's comfort for the girl with the
DIOWH SDOlo WI law a ilNSNiNN
girl is always healthy.
Mrs. Arson Somers is improving in
health and her friends have bright
hopes of her recovery.
Next Monday, June z, will be held
the semi annual election of officers of
the Delta Lambda club.
Keep in mind the Orangemen's eele-
bration at Yale, July IL. Plan to at
tend and bring your friends.
The wedding of Miss May Hoskin
and Mr.. George Young has been an
nounced to take place Wednesday, June
Is, at Sacred Heart Church, Yale.
a summary of the laws passed by
the last legislature with brief comment
may be found in this issue of the Ex-
positor. 1t will be of interest and
value to our readers.
Dougal McNair, of Lexington, has
taken a position in the Sanilac County
State Bank. and with his family will
become a permanent resident of this
city, Croswell JetfersOnian.
A meeting was held at the council
room thursday evening for the pur-
pose of planning to build stone roads
leading TO Yale. We go to press too
early TO give report of what was done.
The Woodmen of America have
established sanitarium for consump-
tive members of the order at Colorado
! Springs, Colo, where the order has pur-
chased six hundred acres of land. Six
ty tents, presented by different camps,
are now occupied.
The Expositor has received from the
/ nntr,ft ITpttaH Daflxyav haca
ball calendar booming these two excel
ent things their limited service and
the Tigers. The home games of the
Detroit base ball team are printed in
red and the calendar is correct, having
ali the home sunday games marked.
Frank o. Putney raised the frame
for fine large bank barn on his farm
~ miles east of Yale on Wednesday.
About 100 people were present, great
many going from Yale. Ninety cords
of stone were used i'm the foundation
which is 40 20 feet Besides this
barn Frank is building drive barn,
sheep sheds and other buildings on the
place.
| The Mechanic street Church of Christ
was crowded to the door last Sunday
evening at the Children's day exercises.
The children did their best The solos
were excellent the drills by the classes
and songs by the school were fine.
Much C edit Is due the committee who
trained the children. The program was
one of the best ever given in Yale.
The school is increasing in numbers
and teachers in efficiency. The super
intendent is worker and his labors
! are crowned with success.