The Yale expositor., 1910-04-22
Local and Otherwise.
Vol. xxx. No. l.

Vol. XXlX, No i.
Fred ID. Mathews is busy taking the
census of the city.
A. 5. Parks is the happy possessor
of a new Brush runabout.
We do not care to hear the fish
stories-give us taste of the fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Crysler have
moved to Yale.-Sanilac County Times.
A heavy snow storm Wednesday
morning following cold, drenching
rain.
Mrs. Sarah Holden who has been
seriously i'll for the past week or more,
is now improving.
Robert Carson on Tuesday bought
twenty acres of the Turnbull farm west
of here; consideration $500.
The box social given by the pupils
and teacher Eleanor Bidleman was a
success both socially and financially,
netting $500.
Otto VanSickle,. of Peck, well known
in Yale is laid up with smashed
foot, the result of it being hit with a
sledge hammer.
Mrs. Chas. Mackman showed us a
monster mushroom Monday weighing
seven ounces which was grown in hot
bed from spawn.
Chas. ). Brown has accepted posi-
ton as foreman in the Jeffersonian
Office at Croswell and left for there
Monday morning.
Regular meeting of o. +. ). next
Wednesday evening, April q. Every
member is requested to be present as
this will be a farewell occasion for two
Of our members. Refreshments and a
program.
The ExpOsitor has added the Sunday
News of Port Huron to its exchange
list. Buckle the editor is very clever
writer and gives his large list Of sub
scribers in the county something to
read about.
James Loree, who has been the eff
cient janitor of our school building for
the past ten years, resigned last week
and the position is being filed by Phil
Beadle. Jim will visit in Flint for a
few days and then go to Detroit where
he expects to secure position.
David Ii. Menerey editor of the Cole
man Independent, well known by many
of the older residents of Yale, accom-
panied by his wife went to Grand
Rapids last week to receive treatment
DaYe has been ailing for some time.
His friends here hope for his complete
recovery.
Harry Nelly, a Cleveland sporting
writer, hands out the following infor-
nation on one of our boys, who will be
future Nap:-"Irwin Cough, inn
proved hitter. Also another converted
pitcher. Fast on his feet. Intelligent
and will make use of his natural ab:l-
ity. Not quite ripe"
VIM. III. Learmont has just returned
from attending the Grand Council,
Royal Arcanum, held in Detroit, April
18th and goth. A large attendance was
present and an interesting council held.
This fraternal insurance company has
been in existence for 80 years and is
one of the best and soundest doing busl-
ness in the state today.
County Drain Commissioners Nc
Cormick of st. Clair county and Smith
of Sanllac county have named Wednes-
day, May 18th, as the date on which
they will let the jobs for constructing
the Jackson Creek drain. The drain is
one of the largest ever let in this part
of the state and will traverse the town
ships of Speaker, Fremont and Worth
in the county of Sanilac and Brockway
and Greenwood i'm St Clair county.
The place of letting will be at thel0-cent
feed barn in Yale.
While in Port Huron last Saturday
the publisher Of the Exposition, in COM
pany with the other newspaper men of
the county, were shown through the
Port Huron Construction Cos plant by
f. Il. Moore and Mr. jerks. Here we
saw castings in the rough put through
the different finishing processes and
assembled into a perfect automobile
gasoline engine, tested and ready for
use. This is new industry for Port
Huron and employs a large number
of workmen. If more such institutions
were encouraged TO locate I'm Port
Huron instead of granting so many
licenses to saloons, the slogan "You'll
like Port Huron" would be .more APP
propriate.