The Yale expositor., 1909-09-03

Mrs. Henry Pearces friends will be
pleased 10 learn that she is slightly inn
proved in health.
Epworth League opens Sunday, Sept.
5. Meeting held at $50 Every mem
Der especially requested to be present.
Nora Holden and Ada Beard are
both confined TO their homes with sick
ness. We trust they will soon be
better.
The milliners are all home from De
troit and Cleveland where they have
spent the past few weeks studying the
fall and winter styles.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. T.. church,
Roseburg, will give a harvest home
supper in the Maccabee Hall, Thursday,
Sept. 8. Everybody invited.
John and Ed. Worden have secured
employment in the Block | shops at
Fort Huron and Harvey Knowles has
job in the Malleable Works at South
Park.
Several Yale people attended the ex-
cursiOn to Port Huron and TashmOO
Park last Friday. The day was fine
and most enjoyable time was spent
by all.
Bill No. 770 drew the punch bowl
and glasses at Palmer Bros. Il Co.'S.
nine sale. The holder of this number
will please bring in the bill and receive
the prize.
The LBS. of the Presbyterian
church will serve fifteen cent supper
in the dining room of the church next
week Thursday from to 8 p. m.
Everybody come.
The superintendent of the Presby-
terrain Sunday School wishes full at
tendance next sunday as the credit
unit certificates will then be given out.
Every member come.
Presiding Elder Steele was here Sun.
day and preached two interesting and
instructive sermons in the M. +. church.
Both morning and evening services
were largely attended.
White frost was quite evident to the
early riser Thursday morning. Frank
Putney reports ice on the surface of
the water in his watering trough. No
damage done to growing crops.
We notice by the Sanilac County
Republican that Mrs. Eber Harnden
has been visiting in Sandusky and that
she is now on her way to New Mexico,
where her husband is engaged in bust
ness.
The Minden City Herald starts out
on its twentieth year with every evidence
that the years have used it well. The
size of the paper has been enlarged,
new type and new heading is being
used and the event further celebrated
by the installing of new cylinder press
and gasoline engine. Congratulations
Brother Phillips.
j. L. King, who left Yale a short
time ago for the Canada northwest, is
now in Asquith, Sask. lie sends us
copies of newspapers published in that
country. In the letter he writes us he
says, "This is a great country. will
write you an article or two later on
my observations. Kindest regards TO
all friends in Yale and vicinity"
In conversation with Isaac Menerey
on Saturday last he stated that in all
his years on farm he does not re-
member when corn i'm the field showed
the effects of drouth as it did on
Friday last. The stalks and leaves
were so dried up and shrivelled so that
| it hardly seemed possible that any
amount of rain could revive the plant.
A very pleasant gathering was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Collins when they entertained the fol-
lowing out of town guests at dinner
Mrs. n. Solm0nson, of Stanchiield,
Mimi; Arthur Edlund, of Chicago; the
Misses Alma and Myrtle Owens, of
Saginaw; Mrs. Geo. Waugh and sons,
of Port Huron. An enjoyable time was
had by all present.
Our good friend, Moses Burns ST.,
came nearly being mixed up in bad
runaway Wednesday. A young team
which he had hitched up to drive to
town and which were feeling pretty
good, started TO run while coming out
of the yard, and upset the carriage,
throwing Mr.. Burns out. lie chung to
the reins for short time but finding il
impossible TO stop them let them go.
The buggy was somewhat damaged and
one of the horses was cut OH barb
wire fence over which they jumped.
mir. Burns escaped with a few bruises
-JeffersOnian, CrOswell.
During the past summer we have
heard considerable complaint about the
kid i'm his little red wagon pushing it
at a rather fast rate of speed on the
cement walks along Main street, fright
ening horses hitched along the street
and annoying pedestrians and others.
Laws have been passed by the council
doing away with public nuisances and
we suggest to said august and honora-
BILE body that they issue some sort of
an order putting a stop to one of the
most tantalizing nuisances run
ming OF those little red wagons on the
cement walks of the city.
For sale or EXCHANGE.