The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-09-24

Peaches are very plentiful this year
selling as low as 80 cts. a bushel. They
are OF very fine quality.
l.. d. Goddard, of Ann Arbor, was
the guest of his college mate, Will Men
Grey, yesterday and to-day.
Rev. Z. ii. Case will address the Dis.
trict sunday school Convention at Ca
pac next Wednesday evening.
A slight shower of rain on Thursday
did some good to the pastures and in
laying the dust on the highway.
j. A. Rapley has exchanged his runa-
bout for four passenger Buick tour
ing car. 1t is fine machine and has
the speed.
Mahlon Bearss went to Waters Fri
day night. His son Brook, of Fostoria,
and son in-law Farr Scott, of Toledo,
go with him
The marriage bans of Richard Tee
han, of Birch Run, and Anna Mon
CHAN, of Speaker, have been read in
sacred Heart Church and the wedding
will take place Sept. 2Sth.
Geo. W. Bell brought to the Exposi-
tor Office several branches of ripe cher
ries taken from trees on his farm just
south of Yale which have been hang
ing since July. This beats A. +. Jack
sons find about three weeks.
Charles McKernan, of Yale, and Miss
Maud Howell, of Brown City, were
married at the Presbyterian manse on
Thursday, sept. 8, Rev w. ). Writ Off
ciating. Sanilac County Republican.
O.E.S. regular next Wednesday even
ing, Sept. 18th Members and visitors
cordially invited TO be present. Import,
ant matters concerning the County
Association meeting will be taken up.
Elder b. a. Sherk who has been pas
tor of the Mennonite church OF Green
wood moved with his family TO PetOskey
last Saturday Elder Anthony has been
appointed to the charge recently held
by Elder Sherk.
Pat Nissan of the LIST ward. Yale,
VIM. II. Palmer I'd, John Johnson Bird
and Barney MoGill of Brockway town
ship, went TO Port Huron Monday to
act as jurors on the Capt. Pringle case.
All were excused.
Mrs. II. NJ. Lothian has purchased the
house recently remodeled by +. w.
Smith and will soon move into it. Mr..
Smith is building an addition to his
house on the corner of North and ones
streets and making other decided inn
pTovements about the premises.
Misses Beulah Benedict and Ina
| Windsor, of Brown City, have classes
of pupils in vocal culture and piano in
struction and make regular weekly
visits to Yale each week. Miss Wind
sOr is a graduate Of Detroit Conserya-
tory of Music. Miss Benedict will
graduate this year
A band of Gypsies canvassed the
city Wednesday telling fortunes OF
those who were anxious to become &C
quainted with what their future might
or would be. The outfit consisted OF
women, men, about 30 children, 2C
horses, wagons, dogs, etc. They are
dirty, grimy lot and should be driven
from the county.
A news item that will be of interest
to many Yale people although little
late is the marriage at Los Angeles
Cal, of Helen Hungerford and Mr.. ID
IL. Pemberton on May 18Th, 1909. The
bride is the daughter of Clarence Hung
erford at one time station agent at this
point for the Pere Marquette Railway
Co. Congratulations.
Married at the home Of the officiating
clergyman, Elder Lester Clark, on Wed
nesday, September %, 1909, John Lang
Of Capac, and Minnie Morgan of Lynn
The groom is a well known business
man of Capac, and the bride has many
friends i'm Yale, having been popular
clerk in Ii G. Martins store. All hap
Ipiness and prosperity attend then
through life.
A petition is being circulated among
the business men and citizens of Yale
and largely signed asking the Pere Mar
auette Railway Co, to station Harry
Williams at this point as their agent In
place of Matt Irwin resigned. Mr.
Williams is a man of sterling qualities
courteous and obliging, fully capable OF
filling this position of trust and we
would be pleased should he succeed in
getting the appointment.
A. w. 'FRONT.', general manager RAPID
Sales Agency CO., OF Lansing, was IN
the village Tuesday in the interest OF
the auto line from Yale via of Peck tC
Sandusky. He said that II was the in
tention of his company TO create inter
est in the line and If necessary they
would put on an auto and run IL them
selves lOt tluit WIN n NicW W uinpOS
ing of the machine 10 those interested
in the project locally. Peck Times.
James b. Beecher, Of Vassar, whit
has been in the employ of the Exposi
tor as foreman for nearly year, sever
ed his connection Saturday evening Oh
account of i'll health and returned thai
levening to his home. lie expects /,
secure a position with a lumber com
pany either at Lewiston or Millersberl
4 where he will have out door employ
ment with the hope that life i'm thu
woods will improve his health some
what.