The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-05-20
Local and Otherwise.

Subscribe for the Yale Exposition.
Geo. Youngs is the possessor of new
Brush runabout.
Howard Bros large auto delivery
wagon was in y ale Thursday.
Nj. M. Pearce is offering some special
prices in Children's and Misses hats.
Mrs. Mulnyx is very i'll at her home
in the city. Mrs Sheffield is also quite
sick.
Bert Jardne is doing fine job paint
ing his dwelling house on west North
street
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge No. 316 L ga. NJ. next Thurs
day evening in Masonic Hall, Yale.
w. A. Cavanagh w. NJ. of Brockway
Lodge + 81 A. NJ. will attend Grand
Lodge at Saginaw next week Tuesday
and Wednesday,
Frank Wilcox, of Greenwood, who
owns a Maxwell runabout, is now en-
ploying his time in driving steel cul-
vert agent through the state.
w. +. Rub and family are now COM
fortably located in Cart Holden's house
and the work of remodelling their own
dwelling house will begin at once.
Stevens a. Smead, veterinaries, bought
new maxwell runabout of Mcintyre
81 Melrose and now can take care of
their large practice with promptness.
There will be memorial services In
Yale, Sunday, May 20. All comrades
are requested to meet at $3.50 sharp on
that day at the Paisley parlors.
Chas. Montney, Com.
Mrs. f. +. Roswell, who has made
her home at Mt Clemens for the past
twelve years, moved to Detroit the past
week and will make her home at 60
Pitcher street
DIR. u. G. Lathrop dentist has moved
into the rooms over Minnie's meat
market where he may be found at all
times ready to do work In his line. If
you are in need Of his services he will
be pleased to have you visit him.
While Chas Kaercher was at work
shingling barn near Peck Tuesday
the scaffolding blew down letting him
drop distance of sixteen feet injuring
him internally. He fell on his left side
and was rendered unconscious. He is
still very critical condition and un-
conscious.
Robt. Armour broke the ankle of his
right leg Wednesday. 1t seems he was
riding with Bert Evans in Minnie's de-
livery wagon and while the conveyance
was in motion jumped out onto the
street and it is supposed stepped onto
a stone turning his ankle with the re.
suit stated. He will be laid up for
several weeks.
We rather regret to chronicle this
week that one of the oldest pioneers of
the vicinity and the Oldest man in our
city, was taken to the County home
the first of the week. Anthony WEIGH
is about SO years of age and has long
been familiar figure on our streets,
but of late his mind has not been quite
as clear as formerly and his care has
proved too much for his daughter, who
is unable to look after him. The old
gentleman will receive the best of care
and comfort and his declining years
will be peaceful and happy.
A rather serious accident occurred to
James Sweet on Monday afternoon
which will lay him up a week or two,
causing him much suffering and also
incOnveniencing about his business, as
this is a busy time of year. Mr. Sweet
house of Gus Smith, northwest of Yale.
The ladder had been placed on a box
and this is where Jim admits he was
careless The box rolled or slipped
aside, the ladder came to earth and Mr..
Sweet also, his fall being broken some
what by the ladder holding his body
while his head and face struck the ce
ment walk, crushing in his right cheek
home Nearly etunnQd he gradually
picked himself up and soon after Fred,
son of Mr.. Smith came upon the scene,
helped him into his rig and drove him
home, where he was quickly taken care
of by Doctor Wight. Since then Mr..
Sweet has suffered considerably with
the pain, fever and loss of sleep bat he's
going to pull through all right and al
though he is glad the affair was no
worse he regrets that his handsome
features will be somewhat marred.