The Yale expositor., 1910-07-08

IL \ uTy ana not.
l.. +. VanCamp is repainting his
house on Mary street.
A bunch of our jolly young people
picnicked at Lakeport on the 4th
The "Jolly Farmers Club had a
picnic IN Martins grove Monday.
Born to the wife of Isaac Mcintyre,
in Yale, on Thursday, July 7th 1910, a
son.
Carpenters and stone masons are
busy. Lots of work in Yale for every
body
Chas Slosser has built a fine large
barn on his lot recently purchased of
Andrew DePeel.
Yale lovers of good horses are con-
templating taking in the Port Huron
races July IL to l5
Rev. w. H. Cole is raising his house
on Mary street and placing stone
foundation underneath.
The Expositor furnishes its readers
with all the news each week. Try the
Expositor for three months.
Grant Holden is having the exterior
of his brick residence painted Jacob
Miller is the artist who is doing the
job.
A slight fall of rain visited this Sec
tion Wednesday afternoon and during
the night. Growing crops needed il
very badly.
The annual school meeting of dis
trict No. |, Brockway, will be held next
Monday evening in the high room of
the Yale Public Schools.
The Canning factory started Tuesday
canning peas. The crop Is turning out
very well Notwithstanding the extreme
ly dry weather the past month.
The blood red of the sun mornings
and evenings as ii rises and sets is said
by the weather prophets of the com
munity to indicate dry weather,
Ella Sheehy is looking after the cor
respondence in the Office of the Mlchi-
gan Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Co. during n. B. Herbert's absence.
The strawberry supper given by the
young peoples society in the NJ. i.
church Friday evening last was well
attended and a neat sum of money
netted.
The strawberry and ice cream festival
given on Rounds lawn Tuesday eve
church was a success. Net proceeds
about $40.
Gus Colberg struck lowing well at
depth of 1872 feet, ~ feet in hard rock,
that flows fifteen barrels of water an
hour, on the farm of Andrew Ostrander,
five miles west of Yale.
w. A. Knowles, who has a position
in the Beaverdam, Wis, woolen mills
as foreman in the weaving department
is home on weeks vacation. He ex-
poets to return Saturday.
Andrew Ostrander recently sold a
pair of gray Percheron colts, four
years old, for the neat sum of $500.
Parties from the south part of the
state were the purchasers
John J. Jackson has raised several
barns and houses around Yale and
built stone walls underneath. Where
ever he has had job the owners are
well pleased with his work.
Fred Farley and mother are moving
into the II. Il. Noble house lately pur-
chased of Matt Irwin. Dr. and Mrs.
NJ. j. Smead will store their goods un-
til the ara Middleton house is vacant.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. L. church
picknicked in the grove Wednesday
afternoon. This is their last meeting
until September. A good supper was
enjoyed to which their men.folks were
invited.
Editor of the Port Huron Times
Herald, Louis A. We'll, has been APP
pointed as member of the Mackinac
Island state Park Commission for the
term ending June 1913. Gov Warner
made the appointment.
We wanted to find out il the editors
of the North Branch Gazette read our
weekly (weakly) efforts. We know
now that they do. Well turn over
brothers, If you swear you wont fire so
many big words at us again.
The Ladies' Bible Class of the Pres.
byterian church held their monthly
social meeting in the grove Wednesday
afternoon. When the rain threatened,
they took their suppers over to the
home of Mrs, Lowell Monroe where
they feasted and made merry.
Rodger Welch, whose pleasant home
is located in the south part of the city,
believes in letting his light shine and
as the authorities have not felt disposed
TO place all arc light In that section,
Rodge erected an oil lamp at the cor
ner of his lot and the residents declare
that it beats any in the city.
Pearl Mcdonald hands us wedding
cards this week which she had received
from Mrs. Lydia l.. Scott announcing
the marriage of her daughter Sakie
Riddell to Horace Ray Huckins, on
Wednesday, June %, at Buchanan,
Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Huckins will re-
side at Coral, Mich. Yale people will
well remember Mrs. Scott and her
daughter and offer congratulations.
Take day off when the Sun Broth
ers' Greater Shows appear here on Sat
urday, July 23d. II will be a gala oc-
casion, as this show is one of the finest
conducted and one of the best perform
ing exhibitions travelling in America.
The horses and ponies carried are a
special feature and form one of the i'm
teresting sights. There is also great
exhibition OF wild animals and odd
beasts from strange lands. The "Main
Top" performance is said to be one of
superior excellence