The Yale expositor., 1909-06-11
Local and Otherwise.
School IS out.

Orangemen celebration at Yale July
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Cecil Salter is sick with typhoid fever
at the home of Henry Steinburg.
The Yale Public Schools closed on
Wednesday for the Summer vacation.
We understand that the Misses
Dooley will soon go to Fort Huron to
reside.
We return thanks TO some friend for
late copies of Tacoma, Washington,
papers.
Elder Lester Clark strained his back
pitching fork full of hay and has
been laid up for several days.
Ed. j. ii. Patton breaches Sunday,
June 18th, at 300 and 1870 p. m, in
Brick Chapel. Come and listen.
The soliciting committee for the 18th
of July celebration met with splendid
success, having raised nearly $500.
G. l.. Willard and family expect soon
to move Ia Detroit where Charley has
steady employment as n carpenter.
Rev. L. II. Case delivered an address
before TIE city Union Sunday School
Convention, held at Port Huron Tues
day.
George Mann and Myron Arnold are
at Flint where they have secured
steady employment as contractors and
builders.
Len McWaters has been engaged to
do the carpenter work on new farm
dwelling house for VIM. Collins of
Greenwood.
Benz. Evans is improving his resid-
ence on Mechanic street by giving it a
coat of paint. Dusty Mcdonald is do
ing the work.
Nicholas j. Meharg was called to
TilSonburg, Ont, the first of the week
on account of the death of his "a, her,
John Meharg.
VIM. H. Iearmont is having his
dwelling house, corner OF Wood and
Kennelick streets, neatly reprinted
Chas. Ferguson is doing the work.
Mrs. Arson Somers who has been
somewhat improved in health the past
week has taken relapse and little
hopes are entertained for her recovery.
The high school base ball team de.
feated the Yale business men in a
game of base ball played at the city
park last Thursday afternoon. Score
too.
Read the ad. of the business men of
Yale who are using the McCasky &C
count system, on front page of this
issue and notice what they think of its
workings
Lambert Jones and family have
moved into their remodeled house on
East North street. The house vacated
by them is now occupied by Otto Grit
fifth and family.
The report of the District Conven
ton held at Marlette last week will
be given in the NJ. Il. church at the
meeting of the Epworth League Sun
day evening at $50.
We are indebted to Miss Lottie Lud
ington for the report published in this
issue of the Nineteenth Annual Con
vention of the Port Huron District
Epworth League held at Marlette last
week.
George Cavanagh, rural carrier OF
route No. 2, has purchased new anC
up to-date Harley Davidson motor
cycle. 1t is so constructed as to dc
away with the vibration usually found
in other makes.
The Port Huron district camp meet
| ing of the Free Methodist church il
now being held at COlling, near Caro-
| beginning on the 9th and closing OF
the 18th. Another camp-meeting will
be held at Port Huron from July 2Stl
to August 4th.
Geo. G.. Burt and DIR. j. b. Stevens
made a trip in the formers auto Mon
/ Il loff Nnln 81, ga
| i'm the morning, going eight miles the
other side of Romeo and covering &
distance of 80 miles, making severa
stops on the way, reaching home at
in the afternoon.
Brown City business Men defeated
the Yale Business Men in a game OF
base ball at the City Park Monday
afternoon Score III to ). The day was
rainy and pitcher Learmont had nc
control over the wet ball. Another
game is being played this afternoon be
tween mems ciass and Mr.. Beavis' elias;
of boys of the Presbyterian church.
Robert ii. Menerey, who has been all
ing for the past year, was taken very
suddenly i'll last Friday afternoon al
his home on Mechanic street, and has
since been in a semi-unconscious state
DR.. Wight was alarmed at his condi.
tion and called DIR. Ney, of Port Huron
on Saturday, for consultation, and
everything possible is being done fol
the sufferer. A trained nurse is also
i'm attendance. Mrs. James Shaw, OF
Sarnia, and Albert Menerey. of War
wick, sister and brother of Robert
have been with him this week, also
Mollie Brown, of Deckerville, anC
Charles Brown, of Owendale. Mr.
Menerey's condition this Friday morn
ing is much improved.
Uncle Seth or Taggs the Waif, the
great southern comedy in five acts will
be presented at Central Hall, Yale, or
Wednesday, June %. Curtain rises al
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