The Yale expositor., 1910-07-29
Local and Otherwise.

born 10 MI. ana Mrs. W. II. Menerey
on Sunday, July "a, 1910, a daughter. NJ
Mrs. John Paxton is moving into the
remodelled house of Mrs. Emma Bricker
Assessment No. 1919 l.. o. L. NJ. M.
is due and must be paid before August
first
Ada Beard has been looking after the
jewelry business of l.. Roy Fuller dur
ing his absence.
Agnes Bright is clerking in Mathews
q Nights drug store during Alfred
Weber's absence on a vacation.
W. j. Ludington is improving the
appearance of his dwelling house on
Jones street by a neat coat of paint.
Mr.. VanOrman has finished painting
VIM Jacobs residence. This dwelling
house is one of the largest and finest in
Brockway township.
The wound inflicted in the lower part
of j. &. Jones eye a short time ago by
a shot from an air rifle is healing up
nicely and we are informed that no
bad results will come from the accident.
Married in Port Huron on Thursday,
July Ii, 1910, Elizabeth Stirling of Yale,
and Leo Baumhauer, of Flint. The
young couple will make their home at
Flint where Mr.. Baumhauer conducts
a billiard and pool room.
The Pere Marquette R.-R. is building
new water tank near the site of the
old one on the east side of the depot
Is feet high and "a feet bottom, to sup
ply water for the company's locomo-
tives Harry Howe, of Coleman, is
overseeing the job.
Word is received from Flint that j.
C. Landro, of the United States battle
ship Rhode Island, who has been visit
ing his parents has returned to Brook
lyn Navy yards from which place the
fleet will leave shortly for France.
Mrs. Landro and Marguerite accom-
panied him as far as Buffalo.
Sun Brothers show that gave two
performances on the race track grounds
last Saturday afternoon and evening
was quite well attended considering
the rain and wind storm that interfered
i'm the afternoon. This show is high
class and clean and should receive
liberal patronage from the public
The Yale friends of VIM. Owens will
be very sorry to learn that he is rapid
ly approaching the end at the home of
his daughter in Munday, n. Y. He is
suffering from cancer under his left
arm and has had several unsuccessful
operations. Mr.. Owens formerly re-
sided in Yale and is Mrs. Frank w.
Smiths father.
On Friday of last week under sheriff
Petit was up from Port Huron and ar.
rested Frank Dawse on charge of as
sault and battery preferred by A. +.
Jackson. The prisoner was taken to
the county Jail TO await trial. This is
only the opening wedge of several more
arrests and damage suits. If we are
rightly Informed there will be "doin's"
before long
Our attention has been called to the
crowds of young men and boys who
congregate on the street corners sun
days and pass unbecoming remarks
about people, especially women and
young girls, passing by This practice
has been in vogue for some time past
and must be stopped or arrests will be
made of few of such smart alexis.
Heed this warning. =.
Marshal Nissan is proving himself
to be quite competent to ill that i'm
portant office by bringing offenders to
the bar OF Justice. On Monday of this
week five DRINKS and disorderles were
relieved of their hard earned coin
which has been placed in the strong
box of the city to help improve the
streets. Our citizens are in duty bound
to stand by the marshal in his work.
If they do it will not be long before
the disorderly condition of things is
stopped and the Saturday night brawls
that have been menace to our people
for so long'will be a thing Of the past.
We have heard of horses hitched to
a wagon or buggy and left standing UNI
tied running away but an automobile
cutting up such caper is new one.
Harry Waterman, of Peck, drove his
auto up in front of David Williams
residence on Main street Monday even
ing and entered the house for something.
While absent from the machine it
started down the hill towards the race
track bridge and ran into the ditch
where ii stopped. Doughty Middleton
was driving by with his horse and
hauled the machine out. A slight
break in the top was all the damage
done. Harry failed to put on the brakes
when he stopped the machine.
In speaking of Tom johnson re-
ceiving injuries by kick from horse
couple weeks ago the Expositor
stated it was vicious horse that did
the kicking. On information of VIM.
II. Darling we desire to- correct the
statement regarding the viciousness of
the animal. lie says he raised the colt
and it has kind, quiet disposition. At
the time it kicked Mr.. Johnson another
team was being brought into the black
smith shop and crowded the colt up i'm
a corner frightening the animal causing
1t to kick. Mr.. Darling was at the
colts head at the time and the animal
no doubt did not see anyone or any
thing behind it. We gladly make this
correction.
Say Moike were yes sick lasht night
| saw loight i'm yes house at two
n,clocL This manning No 1 arr.r on