The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-09-16
Local and Otherwise.

The frost these nights are beginning
to nip fall vegetation.
The past week has been rather chilly
and fire has felt good at times.
Many of our citizens have been al
Detroit this week attending the state
fair.
Many man has lost lot Of money
through the hole in the top of his
pocket.
There will be no preaching in the NJ. Il
church sunday on account of the pas,
tors absence.
Will Cofiron, of North Branch, is the
new registered druggist employed by
Pollock x Hennessy.
o. +. :. installation of officers next
Wednesday evening. Each member
may invite one friend not belonging TO
the Order.
Edward Andreae was laid up a day
or two the first of the week with case
of grip. Luckily the disease did not
hold him long.
Mrs. Chas. Craig, who was so badly
hurt four weeks ago, is slowly recover
ing. She is now able To sit up for a
short time each day.
At the meeting of Presbytery at
Harbor Beech recently Rev. Il. Ii. Case
was elected Moderator of Flint Presby-
terry for the ensuing term.
Frank Brinkman who has been sick
for several years past died at his home
in Avoca Wednesday and the funeral
will be held today, Friday.
The sale of cattle held at the stock
yards in this city last Saturday by Ed.
Sheehy was largely attended and about
70 head of yearling steers were sold.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George John
son OF Flint on Tuesday, September 20,
1910 a daughter. Mrs. Johnson was
formerly Miss Rose Graybiel, of Yale.
The canning factory started opera
tions Monday canning sweet corn. 1t is
said the crop is large one this season
and the factory will be kept busy for
several weeks.
The front of the building occupied
by Lothian q Palmer. clothiers and
mems furnishings, is being remodelled
and made up to date. Len McWaters
has the contract.
The Detroit Journal of recent issue
had something to say about family of
five ears of corn all in one. David
Williams has brought to the Expositor
Office an ear with nine in the family.
1t is certainly novelty.
DIR. Holdom Great Medical Examiner
Of the l.. o. Il. NJ NJ. and Mrs. Amy
SandersOn, Deputy Great Commander,
both of Port Huron, attended the re-
gular meeting of Peerless Hive on
Tuesday evening this week and gave
the members talk on the new
ratings.
The annual convention of the st.
Clair County Sunday School Associa-
tion will be held in Port Huron on Fri
day. October IA. The sessions will
be held in the Gratiot Park N. f..
church. Every school in the county
should send delegates. All will be en-
tertained free OF charge. A fine pro-
gram is being prepared for the day.
Charlie Normandi returned last
Thursday from an extended trip to
his old home in Quebec. He visited
Montreal, 1t. Johns and LaPrairie and
ays he Noticed wonderful changes since
he left there twenty eight years ago.
The men OF his boyhood are nearly all
dead or moved away. He met several
Of his old school mates and enjoyed a
pleasant visit with them.
We received the following word from
Mrs. Lillian Cunningham of Red Bluff,
Calif:-"Ws have left Lookout and
are now back to Red Blum. 1t is get
ting cold up in the mountains but the
weather is beautiful here. Please hold
my paper. Will let you know in few
days where to address same | would
be lost IL | could not hear from old
Yale. believe | saw Geo. Beadle to-
day"
Mrs. j. Il. Davis, of Richmond, is
dead after three days illness OF paraly-
sis. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis attended the
annual reunion in this city last week
both in their usual health, but Veteran
Davis collapsed on the way home, which
frightened his wife so badly that she
sustained a stroke OF paralysis. She
was member OF the w. II. G. and is
survived by Ave children and her hus-
band.
We are in receipt OF the Tacoma
Daily News, in looking over which we
notice the fine features OF our old time
friend, II. ID. Shut, looking out at us
under the heading Winners OF places
on Legislative ticket" Mr.. Shut is the
republican nominee from 37th district
for the lower house He was member
of the last legislature. Mr. Shut is a
brother of Mrs. Il. II. Parkinson. lie
now lives at I'LL South 9th street.
Tacoma, Wash.
Mrs. Jonathan Tice met with a very
serious accident last Saturday While
riding home with her husband one of
The horses started to kick throwing her
out of the wagon which was loaded
with nearly ton Of coal. One of the
wheels passed over her arm, chest and
face. No bones were broken but she
was badly bruised and cut. DIR. Pollock
was called and dressed the wounds.
Mrs Tice is doing as we'll as could be
expected. The DIR. says IL is his opinion
that no serious results will follow.
We are little late in giving the fol-
lowing item but it's good thing and
will be- interesting although two weeks
old. On Friday, evening, Sept. the
ladies of Woodmen Circle gathered in
their hall for social time with their
member Mrs. Frank Smith, who is