The Yale expositor., 1909-10-08
Local and Otherwise.

ale was well represented at the lm-
lay City fair this week.
Tom Holden is nursing sore hand,
caused by cut from knife.
IL. j. Wilt and family will occupy the
residence vacated by Mr.. Newell.
Sabbath school at the Presbyterian
church will begin promptly at 1870.
Will Carroll has been laid up few
days the past week with sprained
wrist.
Rada Rapley has been quite sick the
past week, but is now somewhat inn.
proved.
Charles Sloat and family moved with
their household goods to Port Huron
last week.
A little son of Tom Carless received
broken leg in a scuflle at school one
day recently.
The board of supervisors for st. Clair
county will begin their October session
Monday, the 18th.
The j. f. ). club met on Friday
night of last week at the home of Mrs.
Will Silverthorn.
Frank Newell and family are moving
this week to Jas. McCOlPs house on
south Jones street.
Matt Irwin has fine position as car
service agent for the Northern Pacific
Railway at Spokane.
David Brown was taken worse this
week and is compelled to keep to his
bed most of the time.
Andrew DePeel is building neat
new house on Mary street, on the lot
just north of the James Meharg house.
Football game at the city park Sat
urday between Yale ii. S.,team and
Brown City ii. 5. Look for a hot
game.
Len Nc aters and Sam Ingram are
at Mt. Salem this week doing the car
penter work on new dwelling for Mr.
Mahoney.
Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller, as Worthy Ma
iron of Yale Chapter, O.E.S., will at
tend Grand Chapter at Saginaw, Octo-
Der Is and IL.
Word comes from Dearborn, Mich,
that a son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Schlegelmlch on Sept. 18th.
Here's congratulations.
Mrs. Bowles has material on the
ground to erect an addition at the rear
of her building corner Main and North
streets, occupied by Henry Welch as a
billiard and pool parlor
The ladies of the NJ. Z. church gave
a very successful supper last Thursday
in Kennefc hall. A large crowd
enjoyed a fine meal. The proceeds
amounted to about $27.00.
Starlight, the PAGER owned by A. +.
Jackson of our city, is certainly going
some these days. He has so far this
fall won three races in the 2:30 class, at
Croswell, Sandusky and Inlay City.
j. Wilt desires to say that the re-
port regarding him going to give up
the hotel is far from true. Mrs. Burch
will have charge of caring for bOarders
and the dining-room. AS she is an ex-
cellent cook, the travelling public may
look for good meals at all times.
DIR. Turrell has added an up-to. date
electrical apparatus TO the equipment
of his Office. If you are suffering from
rheumatic pains or any other ailment
that electricity can relieve, you will be
benefited by calling on the doctor.
Call anyway; he will be pleased to
show you the workings of the machine.
Will H. Phillips, who recently re-
signed his job of rural mail carrier of
route 4, Yale, has secured job at
Flint and writes us to send his EXPOSE
tor there. He says in the card written;
81 like il fine here, but have no perma-
nent street address Just send the
paper to general delivery and l will call
at postoflice for it."
The services at the Mechanic street
Church of Christ will close Sunday
evening. The day will be busy one,
beginning with membership rally at
1920 a. M, at which time every mem.
Der is urged to be present. Evangelist
Roy L. Brown will lecture at 3 p. IN. on
"The Man for the Moment and at the
evening hour on "Christ in the Home"
All are invited.
The funeral of Mrs. Lewis Cady was
very largely attended Sunday after.
noon at the Church of Christ. Elder
ID. Mccall preached a very fitting SER
mon, and spoke feelingly of the de-
ceased, her christian life and character.
Several appropriate hymns were sung
by members of the church, which Mr..
Cady has charge of led by Rev. Roy
brown. The body of wife and mother
was laid to rest i'm Elmwood cemetery.
Dr. VIM. II. Yuill has rented the
building next door south of The Pals
ley Hotel, lately occupied as a photo
graph gallery, and is fitting it up for an
office. The front part will be used as a
reception and waiting room, back of
this will be an apartment for consult
ing room and the rear as his operating
room. When it is finished and fur
nished, the doctor will have as neat,
comfortable and commodious apart
ments as can be found In the large
cities
While at Jackson on Monday the
editor of the Leader took occasion to
call on G. l.. Messer at the state prison,
He is acting as salesman for the souve-
Mrs made by the prisoners and is also
bookkeeper for the deputy warden. In
appearance Mr.. Messer is much inn
proved. His eyes are clear, and though
somewhat thinner than when he left
here, he has a much healthier appear
ance. In conversation he expressed
himself as of the opinion that he had
sinned and was paying the penalty, but
he added, | am trying to pay II like a
man." The prison officials speak very
highly of his conduct and express the
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