The Yale expositor., 1910-07-22
Local and Otherwise.
Moonlight nights.
Beautiful weather.

Ihunuer storm ana small shower OF
rain on Thursday.
Everybody should be careful with
fire these dry times.
sun Bros big show at Riverside
Park, Yale, tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Phillips is employed as
clerk in Beavis IL Hutchinson's general
store.
There were 100 excursion tickets sold
to Detroit sunday and "a to Port
Huron.
The w. G. II. u. members are meet
ing with Mrs s.. NJ. Gilchriese today,
Friday.
VIM. Bryce and family moved into
j.. +. Vancamp's Mary street house
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hanna have
moved into the Mrs. Chamberlain
house on Wood street.
o. +. ). regular meeting next We'd
nesday evening. The announcement
last week was a mistake.
The Zella Dawn Stock Co. held forth
at Central Hall last week Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings.
Faye Wight is recovering nicely
from the broken arm she received last
week while riding teeter-totter.
Members of the n. Y b. Club and
their families had a picnic supper and
a good time in the City Park yesterday
afternoon.
Workmen are busy raising Bert Nc
Donald's dwelling house on kennetick
street and putting stone foundation
underneath.
Walter A. Williams a former Yaleite
was elected trustee for three years at
the annual meeting of the Sandusky
Public Schools.
Tom Johnson is back to work in the
blacksmith shop. He hasn't entirely
recovered from his injuries but is able
to do light jobs.
A north breeze struck this vicinity
Saturday afternoon last and cooled the
hot atmosphere considerably. Sunday
was most beautiful day
The country adjacent to Yale has
been favored by showers of rain the
past week. Wish THE weather man
would favor this section with slight
showers occasionally.
Elder J. II. Patton will preach in the
Brick Chapel Sunday, July oath, at 300
and 700 y. m. Subject for Afternoon,
"The Wisdom of Jesus; evening sub.
ject, "The Marriage" Come and hear.
George Windsor, who recently re-
ceived third grade certificate in this
county, has been engaged to teach the
Schram school for the coming year.
Pearl Smith will teach the Bidleman
school.
James Burns and A. e. Gengler, of
Washington, ID. g., were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Bart McNulty last week.
These gentlemen expect to open law
Office in Chicago for the practice of
their profession.
The whistle at the Power House
sounded an alarm of fire Wednesday
morning at 80. A slight fire running
in the grass along the =. NJ. Railway
tracks near John Gleason's barn was
the cause for the alarm.
Robert Martin did big days work
with team and binder recently He
started in seventeen acre field of
heavy wheat at 8 a. IN. and at $50 p. m.
he had the whole piece cut. When
through Bob was ready for bed
Ed Bailey, a young man who
has lived for several years with
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yuill, but who
had been working in South Park, Port
Huron, this summer, was brought TO
Yale one week ago, very i'll with Pto-
maine poisoning. He has been very
low but slight hopes are now enter
tanned for his recovery.
The many friends and former pa
tients of DIR. Warner Cornell will be
pleased to hear that he has entirely re-
covered from his injury of year and
half ago and has resumed his practice
as eye, ear, nose and throat specialist
in offices, on the 4th floor of the Meisel
building Port Huron, Mich. On his
return from the south the Doctor spent
considerable length of time I'm the
eye, ear, nose and throat hospitals of
New York City.
Robert Fletcher has gone into the
hay buying business and will operate
under the name of Robt Fletcher Il
Co. The firm will occupy the Mathews
Office as soon as the Milling Go. can re-
move to the new office fitted up i'm the
mill. Mr.. Fletcher has been associated
with the buying end of the Mathews
elevator business for some time and is
well and favorably known among the
idl l4cdQtls
er is brother of viii of this city.
We are informed on good authority
that the intake pipe of the city water
supply is still six inches out of Mill
Greek and In case of a fire the chances
for securing sufficient water to fight
conflagration are slim. In connection
with this we are asked to call the atten-
ton of water takers to the rule laid
down by the city water board that as
soon as a fire alarm is sounded all taps
must be closed, especially during an
extra dry time as at present. A severe
penalty will be imposed for failure TO
comply with this rule.
1t seems a shame that when house
wives go to the great trouble of can
ming fruit through the hot summer for
the use of their families during the
winter, that it must be stolen from
them by some low down thief, who is
probably too lazy to provide for his
own family by honest effort, but such
is often the case and recently since the
house of w. III. Rub is being rebuilt
the cellar has been entered and a large
c..o.,ftfv of frtrff foIan W.