The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-05-28
Local and Otherwise.

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and Mrs Joe Edgerton last Saturday.
The editors family wish to thank
Mrs. John Paxton for mess of lettuce.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harley King
in Yale on Friday, May 2lst, 1909, a
son.
Thirty four full fares and one half
fare ticket were sold to Saginaw and
Bay City on Sunday.
The milkmen now make two trips
each day delivering milk in the city
morning and evening.
Walker Stevens is recovering from a
very serious illness and is beginning to
look like himself again.
Ed j. II. Patton will preach in Brick
Chapel, sunday, May 30th, at and 80
p. m. All are invited to listen.
Henry Welch is fitting up the Bowles
building, corner of Main and North
streets for pool and billiard room.
There will he meeting of the n. Y.
Il. Club at the home of Mrs. w. q.
Wight on Monday night. Important
business to I've discussed.
George Mcintyre has workmen en-
gagged tearing down the old porch i'm
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new and more rOomy one.
Herman Zinzo has rented the Brock
way Hotel at Old Brockway of Pat
Mckinney and invites his friends TO
visit him when either hungry or thirsty.
The special train carrying the mem
beers of the Cleveland, Ohio, Chamber
of Commerce, passed through Yale
Tuesday morning on its way to Sag
NAV.
The o. +. :. held an enjoyable meet
ing on Wednesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Miller were initiated. A
good program was given afterward and
a nice lunch served.
J. |. Rosenthal has placed neatly
painted benches in different parts of
the city on which an advertisement of
his clothing business appears. Quite
noyel idea, for Yale at least
The graduating exercises for the
Cole, Remington, liidleman and Men
Grey schools will he held i'm the Cole
church next Tuesday evening, June |.
Admission Zoe. All cordially invited.
The Orangemen will celebrate in
Yale July II, 1909. Make arrange
ments to come here on that date and
a have good time. Games, sports,
horseracing and other entertainment
will be furnished The program will
be arranged and published later
A meeting is called by the District
Secretary of Sunday School officers and
teachers of Yale and vicinity, to be
held in the M. Il. church next Monday
evening, May 81 at 500 o'clock. to ar
range for Sunday School convention
to be held in Yale about June 2lst
The Ladies' Aid, of Avoca, will give
a supper in w. Bricker's hall, Saturday
evening, May Doth, for the benefit of
the Avoca Band, the proceeds to be
used in purchasing uniforms for them
Supper served from 6 to p. IN. Every
body turn out. A line program will be
| furnished.
Geo Mcintyre is agent for the Buick
Automobiles. If you contemplate buy
ing an automobile call and see him be-
fore you buy. He will give you a
better deal than you can get from a
stranger. The Buick is standard
machine and one that will stand the
wear and tear of the country roads.
The Ladies Aid of the M. u. church
gave Mrs. l.. J. Myers a beautiful cut
glass bon bon dish and the young
peoples bible class of the NJ. Il. sun
day school presented Miss Hattie
CHASER with gold pen, before they
departed for their new home at Orion,
as remembrances of their kindly feel
ing towards them.
In view of the fact that this is Me-
mortal Season and Monday is Decora-
ton Day there will be a patriotic SER
vice at the Presbyterian church sun
day evening. The special features will
be patriotic sermon by Rev. Case and
vocal solo by Olin Beavis, and cor
net solo by Mr.. L. A. Carney Come
early and enjoy treat.
John Hutton feels very proud over
the birthday present of beautiful pol
ished oak sideboard, sent to him by his
brother from Hickory, North Carolina.
J ohm is interested with his brother i'm
large furniture factory at Hickory and
we should judge that if they turn out
such fine pieces of furniture as the one
received as a present the company must
be rushed to its fullest capacity.
Nelson NanOrman, while at work
with the Graybiel crew of carpenters
last Friday afternoon, shingling the
barn on the Lincoln farm north and
east of here, tripped on the rope that
was used i'm hauling up punches of
shingles and fell from the peak of the
roof. sliding to the caves and falling to
the ground, a distance of forty feet,
landing fairly on his feet, breaking
one bone. The escape from worse in
jury was miraculous.
The Nineteenth Annual Convention
of the Port Huron District Epworth
League will be held i'm Marlette We'd
nesday and Thursday, June I'd and Sd.
The program is full of good things,
Special music at all sessions. Rev. ID;
ID. Martin, of Albion, and the state
President Rev. Hugh Kennedy, of Mt.
Pleasant, will give addresses on We'd
nesday evening, Rev. Julian West, of
Perry will give lecture on Thursday
afternoon, and Rev. Norman LaMarcse
OF Bay City will tell what constitutes
an up-to date Epworthian on Thursday
evening. The day sessions will be Civ