The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-10-14
Local and Otherwise.

! he fish man is in Yale today.
Beautiful fall weather this week.
The hunting season will soon be here.
Life is becoming more bearable for
hay fever victims as the weather gets
colder.
at Marlette today for return game.
Here's hoping.
The l.. B. ;. of the Presbyterian
church cleared $40 at the coffee held
at the home of Mrs. Ellen Reid.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter o.
+. :. next Wednesday evening Oct. 10,
1910 All members urged to attend.
j. A. Fulton, of Brown City, has
bought Beck Morgan's farm in Lynn
township, known as the Graham place.
Wallace Ballentine was unable to at
tend his mothers funeral today, OH ac-
count OF being confined to his home in
Detroit by sickness.
Mrs Floyd Reid was taken TO the
Port Huron hospital this Friday where
an operation is to be performed by
Drs Ney and Wight.
A hollOwe'en entertainment and So
cial will be given i'm the KOTMM hall
at ROseburg on Saturday evening. Oct
10Th. Everybody invited.
VIVA. +. Rub received telegram from
Alpena today stating that Charles
Langworthy, Ina Palmers husband,
was at the point of death from typhoid
fever.
Services will be held in Brick Chapel
Sunday, Oct. IL, at and p. m. Elder
j. Ii. Patton will conduct the services.
Come and listen to things worthy Of
your thought.
j. A. Rapley met with misfortune
last Sunday. In starting his auto the
crank few back striking his arm and
breaking one of the bones of the wrist.
Ill is at the home of his mother this
week.
Geo. Mccormick, of Smiths Greek,
county drain commissioner was in Yale
Tuesday and Wednesday. lie had
been in Greenwood and Fremont in
specting the Jackson Greek twO-county
drain.
Several clusters of ripe red raspberries
were brought TO our office few days
ago gathered by ALI and Alvin Lewis
along their farm fences. II was a
novel and pretty sight for this time
of the year.
Leslie MenZies will start tomorrow
from Detroit as travelling salesman
for the MenZies Shoe Co. He will have
five states in his territory Wisconsin,
Minnesota, North and South Dakota
and Nebraska.
Samuel Thomas sold the Lester Clark
farm this week to DIR. w. G.. Wight
and with his family moved back to his
home town Lacon, Ill. The climate
i'm this part of Michigan did not agree
with himself or family.
The report going around that the
Melvin Gazette had been sold to,Rey. G..
NJ. Smith, is denied by Editor Patterson.
The matter was talked OF but went no
further and Rev. Smith has accepted
his appointment to the NJ. T.. church at
! Prescott, Ogemaw county.
VIM +. Wagenseil, for sheriff, Ed. l..
| Vincent for county treasurer, ID. ID.
Martin for register of deeds, and W. A.
Cavanagh for drain commissioner, can
didates on the st. Clair county republi-
can ticket were in Yale Wednesday on
The Board OF Supervisors of 81. Clair
county are IN session at GOrt Huron
this week. We notice by the list OF
committee appointments that John L..
Patterson Of Broekway township is a
member OF the equalization committee
and Norman Il. Herbert of Yale is
chairman OF the committee on drains
and bitches.
Lawton II. Hemans, democratic can.
didate for governor, accompanied by
the several county candidates OIL the
democratic ticket reached Yale by au-
| tomobiles at about l1:00 o'clock i'm
the forenoon of Tuesday, Oct. IL. A
good sized crowd met the party in front
of the Paisley Hotel where the speech
making took place. j. G. Lehr acted as
chairman and introduced the candi-
dates Hemans' talk on the political
condition of affairs in the state was
] listened To with intense interest.