The Yale expositor., 1910-06-17
Local and Otherwise.

EXpOSlJOf THIS week as all contain III
teresting matter.
A splendid good slogan for the city
Cf Yale would be "PatroniZe your
home merchants"
Old Glory noated from the postofiice
and school buildings flag poles on
Tuesday, June Ia.
The past few days we have had ideal
summer weather, in fact little too
warm for comfort.
The annual school meeting of school
district 10. will be held on the evening
of Monday, July IL.
DR.. w. w. Stevens is at present
practicing with his brother DIR. Chauncy
Stevens at Sandusky.
Remember the picnic at the grove of
the German Evangelical, Lutheran, st.
Immanua's congregation June 23rd.
The work of remodeling VIM. +.
Ruh's dwelling house on Mechanic st.
is being rapidly pushed to completion.
VIM. Wark is building barn on his
farm in Speaker township that he
thinks will be corker as TO size and
good looks.
Postmaster Drake is improving the
appearance of his brick dwelling house
on Main street by giving the wood
work a coat of paint.
The young friends of Charley Fletch.
er, of Speaker township, will be pleased
to learn that he has secured desirable
position in the Flint postotlice.
Cavanagh Bros, grocers, have added
new sectional refrigerator and are
prepared to keep fresh perishable arti-
cles during the hot months of summer.
Miss Agnes Bright returned to her
home in Yale Monday afternoon, after
passing several months here. Bill was
at the train to say goodbye.-Almont
Herald
James Adams delivered at Yale
Creamery last week cream from cows,
Z days milking, and received pay for
70 lbs butterfat at 2S1% cents amount
ing to $2086. Who can beat this?
Lila b. Holden, kindergarten teacher
in Brown City and young lady well
known in Yale, will not re-engage, as
she will be married soon, A shower was
given her at the home of Mrs. j. l..
Benedict last week
Dusty Mcdonald is preparing to
raise his dwelling house on Kennefick
underneath. He will also repaint the
house and make other needed improve
ments about the premises.
James w. Burns, son of Moses
Burns, Fremont, graduated at the
Georgetown University, Washington,
ID. c., last week, receiving the Master
Degree of Law. Mr.. Burns is brother
of Mrs. Ii. McNulty of Yale.
Miss Ella Ingraham, of Berville,
whom some of our people will remem-
Der, having at one time trimmed in the
millinery shop of Mrs Eva Black,
was married on Wednesday, of this
week to Geo. Galbraith of Detroit.
A special train passed through Yale
over the Pere Marquette railway Mon
day evening enroute for Bay City.
There were on board about sixty mem
bers of Port Huron Commandery, No.
Z, Knights Templar, on their way to
attend the annual gathering.
n. Kerr ~ Son have a fine large show
window which displays goods to the
best advantage Last week we noticed
an elegant line Of Queen Quality shoes
placed in the window. A handsome
shoe is quick to catch the eye and the
decorator of this window evidently
knew it.
The Port Huron Creamery Cos. sta
ton located in the building north of
Minis bakery, is doing an immense
business since locating here. Bert
Holden is the manager and is using
every energy TO secure cream for his
company and is meeting with unparel-
led success.
An electrical massage outfit has been
added to Windsor's barber shop. This
shop is equipped with all the latest
appliances known to the tonsorial art.
If you want a clean shave, up.to-date
haircut, shampoo, face massage, bath,
etc, you can get it and get it right.
Give them trial.
w. j. Ludington informs a repre-
sentative of the ExpositOr that he has
disposed Of his shoe business in Yale,
possession to be given the first of July.
He is at the present time conducting a
big discount sale. Mr.. Ludington does
not know what he will go at as yet but
expects to get into some business again
soon.
One of Sanilac County exchanges has
the following to say of our good look
ing friend in Sandusky :-"Fred A.
II ali uOu nave W ASK Jul lnt OillCt Vi
prosecuting attorney. Ii is carried to.
him on a double-plated platter, and all
he has to do is to reach out and take
it, an enviable compliment to rising
young man."
On Monday evening a party consist
ing of those who camped together at
Lexington last year, gathered in A. V.
Parmlee's apartments and proceeded to
make merry, as this bunch is in the
habit of doing. The occasion was i'm
honor of leila Beard and Clyde Adams.
A delicious lunch was served and the
hours were full of jollity A handsome
set of silver tea spoons was presented
to Miss Beard by the guests.
Detroit's Industrial Exposition will
open June 20 and continue up to July
9Th. So that the crowds may be evenly
distributed the committee has decided
to assign special days to the various
cities and towns in Michigan. st.
Clair will have special day; it will be
Thursday, June %. The exposition
will include an auto show, food fair,
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