The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-09-17

Will Phillips has sold his dwelling
house on East North street TO VIM. ".
a 1dreae.
Ruby Sawyer, of Butler, Ind, is the
ne " trimmer in the millinery shop of
M a. Ross.
John Ainsey has bought the house
and lot next south of Dan FergusOn's
of Will Starks.
Hayes a. Sheehy have out some fancy
posters advertising cloaks and suits for
tall and winter wear.
James Rolls is building a house on
his farm in Fremont township to be
used as a dwelling for his tenant.
n. B. Sponenburg and family have
moved To Clinton. Norm has posi-
ton in the wooden mills at that place
VIM. Ii. Fletcher and family last
week enjoyed two or three messes Of
mushrooms picked on the lawn at their
home OH east North street.
The canning factory started work
Thursday putting up green corn. The
crop although a little late is turning
out much better than expected.
Elder j. II. Patton, of Almont, will
preach in Brick Chapel, Sunday, Sept.
18th, at 800 and 1870 p. m. Come and
hear him and get food for thought.
A Fisher, shoemaker, of Brown City,
has opened shop in the building next
door to Shaw IL JOhnson's and is pre-
pared to do new work or cobbling.
Elder b. A. Sherk, pastor of the
Greenwood Mennonite church has
moved with his family to Ludington
where he will accept a similar charge.
The attendance at the mems class at
the Presbyterian church was large last
week and a most interesting discussion
was held. The theme for the class
next Sunday will be "John the Dis
ciple." All men are invited
Grant Holden, Bert Kelley and Mark
Brown were down Mill Creek Tuesday
on a fishing expedition. The boys were
rewarded by capturing twenty-five fine
black bass and pike and they say it
was the finest days sport ever
Ernie Baxter returned home the first
of the week from a successful season
at playing base ball with the Battle
Greek team. He went to Port Huron
Thursday to play short stop for Port
At the supper which the Presbyterian
ladies gave last Thursday night, $1,000
was realized. This supper was given
by ten members of the society and next
month it is planned to give another by
a different ten and so on for a time at
least.
The time has come when the general
pull lie will not patronize a merchant
who is afraid to advertise his goods in
his home paper. The people of st.
Clair county want open and above
board dealings, which the non advertiser
as rule, does not give them.
In this issue of the Expositor will be
found Peary's story of his dash to the
North Pole. Many papers want this
valuable story but can not get it be-
cause the copyright prevents the use of
it. 1t appears lawfully in our paper
for we paid for the right. Read it.
Elenor Bidleman began her school
work at East Greenwood school Mon
day morning last. We noticed in the
list of teachers granted certificates that
Miss Bidleman received second grade.
The district is lucky in securing teach
er with so much push and enterprise.
The Brown City News after sailing
for several months in the troubled
waters of Sanilac county has reached a
safe harbor and will lay up for time
at least, having suspended publication
with this weeks issue. Editor Chap
man has secured position at Lapeer.
The life of an editor was saved the
other day by silver dollar in his peck
ct. A crank shot at him and the ball
struck the dollar. Now should we hap
pen to get shot before you pay up your
subscription and there is no dollar to
stop the ball we shall always presume
you might have saved our life.
twenty-five years ago Jay Eye-See
broke all trotting records and made a
mark of 2:l0. That record has been
broken many times since, but he was
the first to make as low a mark. He
has just died at the age of 81 having
for a number of years been receiving
the best of care at the hands OF his
owner.
Jean Jackson had narrow escape
Tuesday when she fell into the sewer
trench near Rice * Aliens. The depth
of the trench was about eight feet and
Miss Jean who was walking along en-
gagged i'm reading stumbled into it acct
IDENTIFY. Strange TO say she was not in
the least injured -Croswell Jeffersonian.
The above young lady is a niece of
James McColl.
Read Roy l.. Browns invitation
printed i'm this issue and decide TO be
present at the Mechanic Street Church
of Christ next Monday evening at 800
o'clock sharp, and hear his opening adj
dress. From what we know of this
man we are convinced that his addresses
will be a rare treat and should be heard
by everyone. lie has been spoken of
as "an oratorical genius" "a natural
born orator." and many other comments
has he received from all over the coun-
try. but what greater could be said of
him than that "his chief desire is to
reach men and women and bring them
to Christ"