The Yale expositor., 1910-10-28
Local and Otherwise.


Arthur Booker and wife are occupy
ing The ID. q. Williams house.
Arthur Cellar is quite i'll with appen-
dicitis ut his home east OF Yale.
Born to the wife of Harry VIM, on
Thursday, October %, 1910, son.
No school in Yale Monday on ac-
count of repairing the steam pipes.
Frank Kerr and family will move in
to the j. {. Holden house the first of
the week.
The weather the past week has been
rather cool, rainy and disagreeable.
Feels like winter.
A small sized strike occurred in the
Sugar beet factory at CrOswell last
week, but nothing happened.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lothian recently
moved from the rooms over the State
bank TO the George Wilson house.
Miss Benedict, with her music pupils
will give recital this evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Holden.
Rev. and Mrs. T.. II. Case very pleas.
antly entertained the members of the
Presbyterian choir Thursday evening.
Members of the NJ. +. church choir
were delightfully."- entertained at the
home of Mrs. John Staley on Thursday
evening.
Cheering news is heard from the
hospital in Port Huron where Mrs. +.
Reid has been quite i'll. She is recover
ing nicely.
The girls in the beanery at Melvin
struck for higher wages the other day.
but bean they were girls, got what they
asked for.
The condition of Judge Law daily
improves and his ultimate recovery is
looked for. Yale friends will he pleased
at this good report.
The deer hunting season opens No
vember 10 and lasts until the end of the
month. 1t is expected there will be a
big demand for licenses.
We noticed last Saturday that Mr..
COchrane was back again in his store,
after an absence OF two weeks, due to
an attack of rheumatism.
We are indebted to Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Ferguson for an enormous big
cabbage, some fine turnips and beets
Several meals are assured the editors
family.
James Brown, residing northwest of
I ale, while leading "a colt had the mis-.
fortune to have his shoulder dislocated.
The colt in playful manner jumped,
striking Mr.. Brown on the shoulder
throwing it out of place.
VIM. +. Rub and family are moving
into their remodelled house OH Mechan-
ic street. When Will has the exterior
of the house painted and other changes
about the premises completed he will
have one OF the SWEETEST in the city.
Port Huron citizens are thinking
that If Sarnia goes dry, as there is some
indication of its doing, there. will be
merry times in Port Huron and it will
keep the officers busy caring for the
Canadians who will want Port Huron
whiskey.
The coffee given by the l.. B. :. Of the
Presbyterian church at the home of
Mrs. Lothian on Wednesday evening
was well attended and Melted the socie.
ty Sll.L0. The next coffee will be given
at the home of Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie,
on North street. November q.
The Electric Theatre Co. has secured
Kenneiick Hall and expect to be ready
To open moving picture show on
Wednesday Nov. 2. Admission 3 and
10 cts. This is a good clean show and
well worth the price asked. Further
announcement will be made later.
Roy. tn" four-yesr-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Hallead, was badly burned
about the face, hands and body. While
playing with matches he set his cloth.
ing alire and before his mother could
extinguish the flames she received quite
severe burns. The little fellow is rest
ing easy.
G.. W. Gardner, our worthy wood
worker, whose shop is in the rear OF
shaw X Johnson's blacksmith shop, has
b.en limping about lately all on account
Of letting, not q slice of bread drop on
his toes as dad would tell us years ago
rs warming, that we might smash
them. but a heavy block of wood. Mr..
Gardner manages TO get around and
attend 10 his work.
+. II. Card has installed i'm his studio
u new electric arc lamp which was
made especially for photograph work
and is of about 10000 candle power or
nearly twenty times as powerful az the
ordinary street lamp. by the light of
this lamp Mr.. Card will be enabled to
make pictures at any time of day or
night no matter how dark or cloudy.
For the benefit of those wishing sit
tings at night his studio will be open
on Wednesday and saturday nights
from $50 TO $50 and on other nights
by appointment