The Yale expositor., 1910-08-19
Local and Otherwise.

at present.
w. j. Miller expects to move onto
his farm soon.
Mrs. John Holden has been quite
sick the past week.
Ed Sheehy shipped carload of stock
to the Buffalo market last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Wait of Sandusky,
are visiting Yale relatives and friends.
There were IS excursion tickets sold
to Detroit Sunday and 30 to Port Huron.
Senator Burrows at Yale tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Come out and
hear him.
The East Michigan Conference of the
Free Methodist church will be held in
Yale September 7th.
Is it hot enough for you? T'wont
be long before the question will be
asked, "Is it cold enough?"
Ferman Henderson, and family will
move into the Jacob Miller house on
Mechanic street next week.
A heavy shower of rain accompanied
by thunder and lightning visited this
section Wednesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips are 70.
joicing over the arrival of bouncing
baby boy born August 18th, 1870.
We desire to return thanks for bas-
ket of fine eating apples brought to the
Expositor office by our old friend Con
Jones.
Farmers about Yale are complaining
of sheep killing dogs visiting their
fiocks of late and doing great amount
of damage.
Hon. Louis G. Cramton of Lapeer,
candidate for Congress, 18th district Of
Michigan, at Yale Saturday evening,
August q.
Charley Barr is a very sick man with
appendicitis. His friends are alarmed
at his condition and expect specialist
here today from Saginaw.
George Windsor has accepted a posi-.
Huronic which he will hold until
school begins in September.
Hon. Louis g. Cramton at Yale Sat
urday evening, August %. Don't fail
to hear what he has to say on the polit-
ical issues of the campaign.
Ice cream festival at the home of
James Skiffington on Thursday, Au-
gust %, for benefit of Sacred Heart
Church. Everybody invited.
VIM. III. Learmont, cashier of the
Yale State Bank, is having his vacation.
With his family he will spend the next
week at Lexington and Croswell.
A son came to gladden. the home of
Mr.. and Mre. n. j. DrouyOr on Sunday,
August IA. Our worthy superintend-
snt is being showered with congratula-
tiOns.
Rev. w. II. Cole has closed his pas
torate at Columbiayille and with his
wife has moved back to Yale. He will
take up evangelistic work the coming
year.
Will Campbell informs the ExpositOr
that on account of a press of business
in Serrogate Court it will be impossible
for him to leaye on his annual vacation
this summer.
Mrs. VIM. Morsehead was taken quite
i'll while on visit to friends in Toronto
and her case is quite serious Her son
Roy was with her on visit and her
daughter Olive has gone to her bedside.
The p. X. Coffees are noted for their
absolute cleanliness, their flavor and
strength. Try package and be con-
WINGED. Prices 20c 25c, soc, 35c, and
40c. For sale by Cavanagh Bros, gro
GERS.
Senator Burrows will address the
people of Yale from his auto in front
of the Paisley Hotel Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock. Come out and hear the
issues of the campaign plainly and
honestly expressed.
The matched game of baseball be-
tween the business men of Yale and
Billy Campbel's Wolves of Lynn play
ed at the city park grounds on Thurs.
day afternoon resulted in score of
8 and 6 in favor Of the latter.
Services will be held in Brick Chapel
Sunday August 2lst at 800 and 1880
p. m. j. Ii. Patton, of Almont, will dis
cuss subjects that you should be inter
ested in as they pertain to your present
and future happiness. Come and hear
him.
Harry A. Williams, who has held
position in the Pere Marquette Station
here for some time, moved with his
family on Wednesday to Clifford near
Saginaw where he will be the com
pany's agent. Harry has host of warm
friends in Yale whose best wishes 90
with him and his family.
John w. Hubbard, of Detroit, resi-
dent Of Yale or Brockway Centre over
thirty years ago, is making his uncles,
Thomas and Henry Parkinson, a visit.
He sees great changes in the city and
surrounding country. About thirty
five years ago his father kept store in
building near where John Hutton's
hardware is today and was postmaster.
A meeting Of the Riverside Driving
Club was held at the Exposition office
Wednesday evening. Ii was decided
to hold races on the Y ale track October
ii and IL, 1910. Committees were APP
pointed to arrange for purses, solicit
funds for the purses get the race track
In good condition, and go on and ad-
vertise the best meeting Yale has ever
held.
John q. Lapien's barn on his farm in
Greenwood township was struck by
lightning during the storm Wednesday
evening and with the contents burned
10 the ground. Mrs. John Bonser with
her two boys are working the place.
In the barn was all this seasons crops