The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-08-12
Local and Otherwise.


use on his delivery wagon.
The publishers family feel thankful
to Chas. Mackman for liberal supply
Of harvest apples.
Neva Johnson, formerly of Yale, now
OF AlmOnt, is the new telephone girl
over there.
a neat electric sign has been placed
across the sidewalk in front of Staley
& Brokers drug store.
Rev Il. o. Lawrason writes us to
change the address on his EXpositor
from Detroit to Greenfield, Mich.
Thos. O'Grady and family have
rented the house formerly occupied by
O. +. karn and family and moved III
last week.
The Richmond Review is one of our
uewsiest exchanges. Editor Harris,
who recently purchased the Review, is
hustler.
Did you see the shooting stars" any
night this week The annual August
display Of meteors takes place between
the 9th and the 18th.
The 4th quarterly meeting of the Ca
pac NJ. +. charge will be on Saturday
and Sunday, Aug. Is and H. Services
will be in charge of Rev. Saxbee, of
Yale. -Capac Journal
A card from Lillian Cunningham
announces that they have moved from
Red Bluff, Cal, and Lake View, Ore
gon, TO Lookout, Cal, where they ex-
pect to remain for time.
Hay pressers of the country have de-
cided to raiese their prices from Sl.25
per ton TO Sl.50 per ton, on account of
the scarcity of help and the higher
wages necessary TO secure labor.
Company C., Michigan National
Guard, of Port Huron, passed through
YaleNIuesday morning on the regular
west bound Pere Marquette passenger
train enroute for Ludington where
they will go into camp on Lake Mich
igan.
The lawn in front of Mechanic street
Church of Christ mas been filled in
level with the cement walk. This,
with other improvements made about
the church in the spring, adds much TO
the appearance Of the property.
{. j. Sealy who spent the greater part
of last winter and spring in Yale sends
us copy of his home paper the Cayu-
ga County News published at Auburn,
y. Y. The publisher OF the ExpOsitor
returns thanks for the kind remem-
brance.
Rev. Prentiss Hovey Case goes on
his vacation this week preaching at st.
Clair and Toledo There will be no
services at the Presbyterian church till
Sept. lst, except sabbath school which
will be continued as usual,
The midsummer sale being con-
Quoted by Hayes IL Sheehy is still on
and some splendid bargains are being
offered. Before it closes make point
to visit their store and take advantage
of the seasonable goods for sale at a
low price.
Mrs. Jas. McColl, who has been in q
hospital at Detroit for the past two
weeks, returned to her home We'd
nesday, having stood the operation
quite well, On account of an attack
of asthma Mrs. McColl will leave for
Muskoka lakes region next week where
it is hoped she will iregain her usual
health. Mr.. McColl will accompany
her on the trip.
The fall campaign of the Presbyter.
ian church viii open promptly Sept.
lst. There are number of special
events scheduled for that month among
which is an address before the Presby-
terian brotherhood and their friends
by the Hon. Lincoln Avery upon the
Holy Land. There will also be achurch
and sabbath School Rally Day and the
Reverend Geo. Crawford has heen Sc
cured to hold special services beginning
sept: 18th.
What might have been a confagra
tion happened in the kitchen at the
home of Herb Hennessy in the south
part Of the city last Friday evening
Herb was entertaining DR.. Lacy and
Chas. Palmer and after supper he sup
posed he turned off the gasoline stove
but instead he turned it on and the
flames from the burning gasoline COM
muncated TO a curtain nearby. AS
luck would have il the company was
sitting In an adjacent room and noticed
the smoke. Prompt action saved the
building. Only slight damage is the
result.
Palmer Bros. & Co. are putting out a
twopage bill advertising their ninth
annual nine sale. To commemorate
the event base ball nine takes prom
iutllt ldll III ADVERTISING the sale. al-
liable prizes are given as rewards for
the return of mines placed on red spots
and labeled from pitcher to left fielder.
These nine boards are put out i'm vari-
Gus places and so soon as YOU find one
bring 10 in. On the last day of the
sale, which is August 81, the rewards
will be given out. The best bargains
obtainable are published for this sale
therefore when you receive, a bill read
it over very carefully and see If there
is not something that appeals to you as
a money saver.
Frank B. Newell writes us from San
Diego. California, asking that the adj
dress of his Expositor be changed to
Sl2 Newton ave He also says:--"I am
sending you a marked copy of one of
our local papers with write.up OF the
plant that | am interested in. am a
stakeholder i'm the concern and II looks
good TO me All well and like il fine"
The concern Frank speaks Of being in
teIested in is the DurOstone Co., of
America and is capitalized at 200.
The plant for the manufacture of Du-
rOstOne or imitation marble is located
a Aornorooa IN, tho hav frnpf ofObf