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

John Fry and family have moved to
South Park where John has secured
employment.
Jesse Lane has secured employment
in Port Huron and moved to that city
with his wife this week.
John Sheehy has bought f. A. Girls
wold's house and lot on Kennelck
street and will soon move his family to
the city.
The ice cream social given by the
Mechanic street Church of Christ last
Friday evening at John Dickey's was a
success both socially and financially.
The school girls of to-day are the
housewives of tomorrow, and their ed
ucation is one sided and incomplete if
it does not include practical knowl-
edge of their life work.
Shirley Owens will go to Ypsilanti
next Tuesday and take up course in
the Normal College. Rensley Holden
also expects to leave the same date for
Lansing to enter the NJ. A. &.
Rev. j. W. Saxbee, the newly ap-
pointed pastor of Yale and West
Brockway M. T. churches, has moved
with his wife to Yale and they are
nicely located in the parsonage. The
ExpositOr welcomes them to our midst.
Will Phillips has resigned as rural
mail carrier and will go to Flint where
he has secured employment. His broth
er Roy will no doubt get the appoint
ment in his stead. Will has many
friends along his mail route who regret
to see him leave but wish him all man
ner of success at his new vocation.
w. A. Knowles on Wednesday, of
this week purchased the Mahlon Bearss
place of 20 acres located half mile east
of Yale and will take possession next
spring. Mr.. Bearss will buy residence
property in Yale and as the Expositor
stated last week he will winter in this
city and spend the summer months on
his 500 acre farm near Waters.
Rev. II. q. Lawrason preached his
farewell sermon to the congregation at
the Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day evening and departed for his new
home in Detroit Tuesday morning
Rev. Lawrason leaves host of warm
friends i'm Yale and vicinity, all of
whom wish him and family the best of
all the good things this life affords.
A strange looking outfit, canvas COW
cred wagon drawn by span of gray
bronchos and occupied by man by the
name of Seth Lockwood, his wife and
two children, was in Yale Tuesday on
its way to Big Rapids, where the family
expect to settle on farm. In CONVEX
sation with our baker Geo. Minis, whose
place Mr.. Lockwood dropped into to
replenish his store of provisions, he said
that six weeks ago he left his farm near
Ottawa, Canada, and had been on the
road ever since, travelling over eleven
hundred miles. lie hoped to reach his
destination Saturday. The bronchos
seemed to be rather tired from their
long jaunt and will no doubt brea the a
sigh of relief at the end OF the journey.
Despite the fact that the fall meeting
of the board of supervisors is still few
weeks distant there is considerable in
terest in what will take place at the
annual gathering of the county legisla-
tive body. Supervisors are already talk
ing of the matters to be taken up at
the meeting, the most important of
which is the local option question,
which must be submitted to a vote of
the electors, providing one-third of the
residents of the county sign the petit
tions. Among the other business to be
transacted will be the election of a mem
Der of the county board of school exam
liners, member of the poor board, and
a member of the board of county audi
tors. The supervisors do not figure that
the fact that the county now has board
of auditors will shorten their fall SEES
sion in the least, as i'm past years the
work of the claims and accounts com
mittee has never delayed adjournment,
and this is the committee that can be
eliminated under the new system
Capac Journal.
We print return envelopes for farm