The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-08-05
Local and Otherwise.

nesday evening, Aug. 3, has been post
poned to the 10th.
Guy +. Beard, assistant cashier of
the Yale State Bank, is taking IA va
cation. Fred Currier jr is assisting in
the bank during his absence.
August II is the date for the big
|. o. q. f, picnic at HarDor Beach,
OddfellOws of st. Clair, Sanilac, Tus-
cola and Huron counties will partici
pate.
Cochrane has an August clearance
sale now on and is offering some start.
ling bargains in every line of summer
goods. Call at his store and see what
he has for you.
The Silver Family show which held
forth under canvass saturday evening
last was largely attended. The crowd
present was pleased With the perfor
nance as usual.
Harry A. Williams has secured the
position of station agent at Clifford,
near Saginaw on the Pere Marquette
II. II. and expects Ia move his family
there in about two weeks.
While Robert COnuor, of Newark,
y. j.. was visiting his aunt, Mrs. Wm
Foster, he purchased the John Edger.
ton lot on Mary street and expects to
build house on the same.
Hayes Il Sheehy have a midsummer
sale now on. They are giving one.
quarter off on nearly everything in
their store and invite you in a half
page ad to call and get prices.
The OddfellOws picnic will be held at
HarbOr Beach Thursday, Aug. IL.
Special train will leave Yale at Cos
a. M; returning will leave lIarbor Beach
at 6:l5 p. m. Special rates round trip.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Frank An
dreae entertained dozen lady friends
in honor Of Mrs. Charles Dudley. A de-
lightful time was had. The hostess
served her guests a most delicious
lunch.
Kelley * Brennan's shows next week.
asst. Elmo" "Girl of Eagle Ranch"
"Dora Thorne," "Iland of Fate" and
others. Ladies admitted free Monday
night when accompanied: by persons
with adult tickets.
The Expositor has just printed a new
lot of subscription receipts If you are
i'm arrears dear reader let us make out
a receipt for your arrearage. We are
not exaggerating when we say we need
the money very badly.
Rev. :. NJ. Gilchriese will spend a
week at Simpson Park camp meeting,
Romeo. The meeting lasts from Aug.
to August 10. AS will be seen in the
church notices Mrs. Gilchriese will
have charge of the services.
Gerald Hennessy enjoyed a pleasant
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Saturday with ten of his little play
mates, invited for the occasion. After
a merry time spent in playing a fine
supper was served the little ones.
There will be a meeting of Grand
Army members and others interested
i'm the reunion to be held at Yale, Sept.
II, Is and Is, the latter part of August
for the purpose of making arrange
ments. The date of the meeting will
be announced later.
Rev. ;. NJ. Gilchriese is a lover of
thorough bred poultry and the proud
possessor of some prize birds. He
showed us a Barred Rock cockerel
Tuesday that is four months old and
weighs 81 pounds. A remarkable
growth for so young bird.
Maize Evans gave very enjoyable
afternoon party on Tuesday, honoring
her sister, Mrs. Charles Dudley of Black
Duck, MINI. About twenty guests
were present and the time was spent in
playing 500. A delectable lunch was
served at the close of the game.
Just why the Capac Journal says that
"the Editor of the Yale Expositor is
either poet or an astronomer" is at
ka
our head. We may be one or either or
both but how we communicated the
fact to brother Hunter we are unable
to answer, and leave IL to him to en-.
Tighten us.
The American Farm Products Go.
has failed and their station at Yale
managed by Asa M. Russell closed last
week Mr.. Russell has since entered
into contract with the Michigan
Creamery Co. and will handle cream
for that company hereafter in the
building formerly occupied by the
American Farm Products Co.
Uncle George MCGUIRE, from Butte,
Montana, was visiting his neice Mrs.
Jerry McInnis last week. Little Lucy
climbed up on his knee one day and
asked: "Unky do you have nice ice
cream away out thereY" "Yes, some
times" "Oh you don't have it all the
time then as we do. You have Butte
out there, but Mr.. Smith keeps a
Beapt of an ice cream, that's where we
get ours"
Bob Armour was unfortunate enough
Thursday to badly wrench or sprain
the leg which was broken only a few
weeks ago. lie was driving Minnies
delivery horse with two crates of
huckleberries on the seat of the buggy
and when i'm front of the Wooden
mill just as the sharp shower of rain
came up, the horse became frightened
at several bales of wool and swerved
into the ditch, throwing Bob out with
the result above. also injuring his side.