The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-09-30
Local and Otherwise.

I'D. Sheehy has purchased the Thos.
OGrady farm of so acres; consider
alton $1,000.
w. A. Knowles has sold his place
east of Yale to ThOs. O'Grady; con
sideration $1,000
Fred Karl left the first of the week
for Yale, where he has secured posi-
ton In the L. NJ. depot.-Melvin Gazette
The East Huron fair has been giving
the people at Harbor Beach and sur.
rounding country good time this
week
Joseph Iuill, who has been confined
to his home for several weeks with in
termittent fever, is improving and now
able to get around the house.
Ed. Bailey, who was sent to the hos
pital at Port Huron few weeks ago,
is now at his home with Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph fuill, improving slowly.
1t is mans duty 10 see the good in
others and come forth with praise; If
he looks only at the bad and utters his
disgust, he does not make the bad
fellow better.
The foot ball game between Marlette
and Yale at the city park last Friday
afternoon WAS Il very lively one and
resulted in victory for Yale over
Marlette Of 3 too.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Card, of Toledo,
Ohio, have moved to Yale and are now
occupying the Art Schlegelmlch house
on South Main street. The ExpositOr
welcomes them to our midst.
Mushrooms are plentiful this fall,
.AsV IN lxy do 90 hnfuor
gathered in the pun ball variety. or
perhaps it is that people have just
found out they are good to eat.
DR.. p. G. Lathrop left branch of
Burbanks huckleberries or wonder
berries on our desk Thursday morn
ing. They were grown in the Dr's.
garden OH his place northwest of Yale.
Mrs. A. Depeel returned Monday
evening from Port Huron with her
daughter Thelma, who has been sick
for four weeks with typhoid fever.
Thelmd is much better now but shows
her illness plainly.
+. Il. Card has rented the rooms up
stairs in the White building and open
ed a Photographic studio. He is pre-
pared to do work in the most modern
obylCo olu ~ lOdoOhuDlC pilCNbs ltCuu
his adv. in this issue.
The past week has been cloudy with
COED deal Of rain falling. Tuesday
morning we had small sized thunder
storm. Rain was needed however and
no matter how disagreeable it may
seem at the time, we are glad to get il.
All members of Yale Chapter o. +.
:. are requested TO attend the st. Clair
County Association in Port Huron,
Friday, Oct. 28. Conductress and
Martha are the officers from Yale
selected to help exemplify the work at
this meeting.
James Slocum, widely known among
Michigan farmers as the business
of the Cleaner, publication
devoted to the interests of the farmer
has sold out his interest in the Cleaner
and will move to California to look
after business interests there.
The ladies OF the Mechanic street
Christian Church will serve their an
nusl dinner on Friday evening, Oct. Z,
in Mrs. Munroe's restaurant on Main
street, from Eve o'clock till all are
served. Hot chicken pie a speciality.
Everybody invited. Dinner 25c.
Learning that the family of Edgar
Terrier was about to leave their farm
in speaker township and move to the
city of Yale, the young friends and
acquaintance of the girls met at the
house last Friday evening and gave
them farewell" Melvin Gazette.
George Minnie, dealer in groceries,
fruits and meats, at Avoca, met with
an accident about two months ago
when heavy cake of ice fell onto his
left leg crushing the bones of his knee.
He is now able to be around with the
aid of crutch. The leg will always
be stiff.
James Lavell, rural route No. 5,
brought TO Yale the first OF the week
a stalk of corn grown on his farm that
measured IA II. in. in heighth and OH
which was two ears of corn growing.
Mr.. Lavell says he has more stalks in
the field when fully developed will beat
the above.
Friday evening last Dutch lunch
was had at the home of Donna Nc
Laughlin. These suppers are com.
posed Of frankfurts, saur kraut, salad,
buns, doughnuts, cheese and other like
dclicacies and are very popular with
this bunch OF girls After the supper
the boys were invited in for social
evening.
The Inlay City fair and races take
place Oct. 4, ., g. Those who never
attended this fair should do so If they
have the time, for the management
has secured many special attractions,
free to all who enter the grounds.
The writer has attended several OF the
fairs. and can vouch for the manage
ment carrying out everything as ad
vertised. The best of everything 10 be
seen. Read adv. in this issue.
Thursday of last week was Mia
Holden's 18th birthday and her sister
Lenore planned surprise party for
her. A dozen boys and girls of her age
were there 10 greet her as she came in
in the evening. The amusements fur
nished by Miss Nora struck the right
key and a jolly time was enjoyed The
inviting supper served satisfied all
hunger and the numerous articles
found in the birthday cake caused
much merriment. Mia received a
handsome hat pin from her friends and