The Yale expositor., 1910-10-07
Local and Otherwise.

Mushrooms are very plentiful around
Yale.
Inlay City and Armada fairs are on
this week. Did you go?
Mrs. w. IL. Ballentine is very sick at
her home on Kenneilck street.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. YOungs moved in
70 the Harris house this week.
Nhe Mechanic street sewer is laid
and the work of filling in the eIcava
ton is slowly progressing.
Chas. Welch informs the Expositor
by post card that his address is now
Rockford, Wash, r.. II. |. box l43.
Wellington Newell and family have
moved into Yale and are now occupy
ing the Mrs. Chamberlain house on
Wood street.
Chas. +. Wells writes us card from
Port Huron stating that himself and
father have returned from visit to
Allardt, Tenn.
David L. Brown, who has been
working at Houghton for two or three
years, is now employed on the Press.
Gazette at Pontiac.
DR.. i. G.. Lathrop has sold his so.
acre farm located one mile north and
one mile west of Yale, 10 Phenna Har-
mer of Watertown; consideration $1,000.
Art Schlegelmelch and family moved
this week TO Flint where they will make
their home for a time Their many
friends i'm Yale wish them every pros
perity.
George Bush brought a fine, large
mess Of mushrooms to the Exposition
Wednesday. The publishers family
enjoyed meal from them and return
many thanks for same.
Our base ball boys went TO Inlay
City on Wednesday and played a
matched game with the team OF that
town on the fair grounds. Yale was
defeated in score of IL to 3.
The weather this week has been
rather strenuous for the adjoining fairs.
Sandusky, Inlay City, and Armada are
probably having the blues over the con-
tinued bad weather OF the week.
W. J.-Miller and family moved this
week to their farm recently purchased
OF Fred Mcconnell. The house on
Mechanic st. recently vacated by them
is occupied by Fred Mcconnell and
family.
Mrs. John Holden has been in Sarnia
this week attending the funeral of her
brother, George Laughhead, whose
death came very suddenly in the far
northwest and whose body was brought
home to be inferred.
Mary Brown entertained a few
friends on Tuesday evening at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Kate Menersy,
in honor of Mr.. Arnot and daughter
Mrs. Verna Wooley, of Deckerville.
The amusement of the evening was the
game $500.
The l.. Il. ). of the Presbyterian
church has planned series of coffees
and the first one will be given at the
home Of the president Mrs. Helen Reid,
on Wednesday next, Oct. IL from $3.50
p. IN. 10 cents. 1t is hoped that many
will drop in for a light lunch and a cup
of coffee. Gentlemen as well as ladies
are welcome.
Brown City lodge of Oddfellows win
visit Advance Lodge, No. ITO, at Yale
Friday evening, October l4th, and con-
fer the initiatory degree. Brown City
has a fine working degree team and it
will be worth while for all Oddfellows
of Yale to attend on above date. If
you are an Oddfellow you are cordially
invited to come out and welcome the
visiting brethren.
Tuesday of this week was an ideal
day for an auction sale, at least SO it
proved to be by the immense crowd
that attended Hugh Moore's sale, and
the lively bidding on everything. g..
w. Bell conducted the sale and he GER
tainly is entitled to great deal of
credit for the good prices secured for
live stock and implements. The sale
footed up over 81 800
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Knowles depart
ed from Yale Tuesday evening to take
up their residence at Beaverdam, Wis,
where Mr.. Knowles is employed as fore
man of the weave room IN the wooden
mills Of that place. During Mr.. and
Mrs. Knowles residence in Yale they
have made many friends who regret
very much to see them leave. The best
OF good wishes and prosperity go with
them to their new home.
Mrs. Mary Harris, who is leavin z
Yale for new home in Port Huron,
was happily reminded that she had
many friends around here by the APP
pearance at her home Wednesday at 5
p. m. of her neighbors, to the number Of
twenty-five, who came with many good
things for supper and prepared to en-
JOY the meal with her. A pleasant so
cial time followed and many regrets
were expressed at the change she Is
about to make, which loses them a
good friend and neighbor.