The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-06-25
Local and Otherwise.
Come to Yale July IL.

Come to Yale July II.
All roads lead to Yale July IL.
John III. Merrill has given his Main
street residence a coat of paint.
A. f. Jackson started his horse
Starlight at Inlay City Tuesday.
VIM. II. Ballentine is feeling so
much better as to be able to ride out.
DR.. A. Pollock's dwelling on Main
street has received neat coat of paint.
Alfred Weber of Brown City, is the
new clerk at Mathews Il Wight's drug
store.
The j. +. 5. Club was entertained on
Friday night last by Mr.. and Mrs. W..
j. Harvie.
Ninety-seven excursion tickets were
sold to Detroit Sunday and thirty five
to Port Huron.
The friends of Mrs. Arson Somers
will be panied TO learn that she is stead
lily failing in health.
Will Carroll and family are occupy
ing the house on Jones street vacated
by Chas. L. Willard and family.
Bertha Martin is assisting in Palmer
Bros Il Cos. store during Mary Atwelrs
absence visiting friends in Kansas.
Steve Windsor is building cement
porch to his dwelling house on west
beauty of the premises.
Ladies of Peerless Hive, No. 1913
Hive dues and per capita tax are now
due and must be paid by June 30
Janet Award, Finance Keeper.
Chas. Craig, of near Roseburg, has
purchased Fred Curriers' farm of 40
acres south and west of the city. He
will move onto it with his family this
fall
Chas. l.. Willard and family moved
to Detroit Tuesday. Their many Yale
friends join with the ExpositOr in
wishing them every prosperity in their
new home.
John l.. Wilcox is advertising a pub
lie sale of his property at Speaker, five
miles north of Yale on "Wednesday,
June 80. beginning at | 90 o'clock p. IN.
sharp. Notice his ad in another part
of this issue. w. w. Lord is auctioneer.
Mrs. +. A. Griswold's class of young
people in the Nj. 4. Sunday school en-
joyed an auto ride on Friday last out
to the pleasant farm home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Remington. They also
partook of picnic lunch that was an
enjoyable feature of the day.
We understand from the Brown City
Banner that Mr. and Mrs. Eber Harm
den, former residents of Yale for a
time, now of Two Rivers, Wisconsin,
Will soon remove to Texas, where Mr..
IIarnden will continue his business of
buying and shipping hay. Success.
Lottie Ludington and Mary Ware
left the first of the week to attend the
Epworth League State Convention at
Albion this week From there they
will go to Traverse City for a short
visit and then the remainder of the
summer will be spent at Bay View
John Holden is treating his house,
on corner of Mechanic and Kenniiick
streets, to a fresh coat of paint. Chas.
| Ferguson and Stott Mathews are the
brush artists. Besides this improve
ment to his premises, posy bed pyra-
mid made of cement tile has been plac-
ed in the center of the large lawn.
The Mennonites will hold a Taber-
nacle meeting one mile south of Rose.
burg on John Hallman's farm, begin
ming June 30th and will continue in
definitely Evangelist ID. ShultZ, of
| ElktOn, will assist the pastor, Ed. Ii. A.
Sherk in these meetings. A hearty in
vitation is extended to all to attend.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
Mennonite Brethren in Christ will be
held in the tabernacle on John Hall
mans farm, one mile south of Rose
burg, beginning on the evening of July
| I'd, and will continue over Sunday the
4th. Presiding Elder +. Anthony will
be present. All are invited to these
meetings.
Wednesday evening the members of
the Presbyterian choir and guests held
their monthly social meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wallace.
The evening was perfect and games
were enjoyed on the lawn. At 1890 a
repast Of sherbet, cake and lemonade
was served which climaxed the pleas
ant hours.
We are pleased to be able to state
that two more of our Yale girls will be
in the corps of teachers of our school
the coming year. leila Beard will take
charge of the kindergarten department
and Hattie Harm will have the second
grade. We also note that Ada Beard
has finished her course at Ypsilanti in
kindergarten work and won her diplo-
ma. Congratulations.
Adam II. Yake, who has been man
ager of the jewelry department of
Grant Holden's drug and jewelry store
for the past year, expects to take his
leave next week and the position Will
be supplied by Charles Webber, of
Vassar During Mr.. and Mrs. Yake's
residence in this city they have made
many warm friends by their courteous
and pleasant manner, all of whom
wish them the best this earth affords
wherever they may locate in the future.
Dick Windsor is the proud possesor
of an ideal home corner Kennilick and
Wood streets and he takes all kinds of
pleasure beautlfying the exterior, while
his estimable wife looks after the inter.
ior of the house keeping il neat and
tidy Dick has small garden plot at
the rear of his lot where he amuses
himself morning and evening and gets
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