The Yale expositor., 1910-07-15
Local and Otherwise.
Raspberries are ripe.

Dick Ellar is laid up this week with
rheumatism
The cherry crop is about nix, this
year, hereabouts.
Strawberries are thing of the past
for this year at least.
Born to the wife of Oscar Lane on
Friday. July 8, daughter.
Workmen are busy cleaning the
streets of the city of weeds.
Yale has been quite well represented
at the Port Huron races this week.
Rural mail carrier Jas. ii. Moore is
taking his vacation. Chas. Cavanagh
is his substitute.
Rev. and Mrs. Lester Clark quietly
celebrated their 55th wedding anniver-
sary last Saturday.
There will be services in Fargo
Church of Christ Sunday evening, July
II, at 1880. Preaching by III. 4. Haton.
John Tarrant, of Chicago, is en-
ployed as foreman in the Expositor
office, having begun his duties Monday
morning.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter,
o. f. ). next Wednesday evening. Mat
tiers of Importance will be brought be-
fore the members.
The w. G. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Gilchriese OH Friday
afternoon, July 22, at 800 o'clock. All
members cordially invited.
Pearl Mcdonald is taking Jean
brakes place in the postotfice. Miss
Drake expects to attend Normal Col
laoa or NnCilanti fbio cttr,nrna
The rain Saturday afternoon was
great, came just when needed and did
lots of good Thunder, lightning and
wind accompanied the storm.
Archie McLoud, of Valley Centre,
bought of A. +. Ostrander of Lynn
township two Holstien cows for which
he paid $3.50. Archie means business
now.
Hugh Moore has just returned from
a trip to Grand Marias, Michigan,
where a brother of bis resides. He
says he enjoyed the boat ride from Port
Huron to st. Jgnace very much.
VIM. H. Learmont and Guy +. Beard,
cashier and assistant in the Yale State
Bank, each is the owner of a new
Flanders 20, four passenger automobile.
power and style combined.
Mahlon Bearss has added neat &C.
ment porches to the side and front of
his dwelling house near the city park.
James Martin is also making an inn
provement to his residence by building
a cement porch on the front
Regular communication of Brock way
Lodge, No. 316, 4. ~ A. NJ. next Thurs
day evening, July 81. Work on third
degree. Refreshments. Brethren from
nearby lodges have been invited and a
rousing good time is expected.
Chris Schumm, who held position
in the hardware store of John Hutton
for number of years, severed his con-
nection last week and is now engaged
in Richards Bros. hardware. Harry
VIM is the new man at Hutton's.
Jennie McKenna returned home from
the 500 the first of the week in poor
health. She was in the hospital at the
500 for two weeks before starting for
home. George Cameron met her at
Bay City. She is now able to be
around.
Hon. l.. G. Cramton, of Lapeer, can.
didate for the republican nomination
for congressman of the seventh district,
was in Yale Tuesday and met many of
the business men and citizens. He
feels very much pleased with the out
look all over the district.
Harvey Wilcox has a new Inter
national motor wagon of the same
type as the one Lambert Jones owns.
These power vehicles can go on any
roads and it is great satisfaction to
know when you start out on journey
you are pretty sure of reaching the OBJ
jective point.
DIR. VIM. Yuill and Clyde Richards
took John Henry to Ann Arbor on a
cot Monday. Mr.. Henry withstood the
journey very well and was quite bright
on reaching the medical college. Every
encouragement was given that the case
could be treated successfully without
an operation.
Tom Johnson, while working around
horses in the blacksmith shop of Shaw
Il Johnson on Wednesday, was kicked
in the left side by vicious horse and
knocked ten feet. The print of the
animals hoof is left in Toms body. IL
is not known whether Tom is seriously
injured or not but he suffers consider
able pain internally.
Walter Duquette writes us that our
report regarding his getting leg bro.
ken was not true, that he only received
slight injuries to his limb and was out
of the hospital in three weeks. He is
back to work running camp for the
Blackfoot Lumber Co., and is feeling
as fine as ever. Waits friends wilt be
pleased to learn that his injuries were
only slight.
Washington Lodge of Orangemen
about sixty strong went to Watford on
July 18th where grand celebration of
the 220th anniversary of the Battle of the
Boyne was held. The time was limited
In the Ontario town and after the boys
finished their walk il was time TO re-
turn to the train. While waiting at
the depot Mr.. L. Il. Taylor, past master
of Watford Lodge, gave fine address
and bid the boys goodbye, wishing them
a safe journey. Mr.. shore also made a
few remarks. The members of Wash
ington Lodge re high in their. praises
Of the cordial and courteous treatment
received at the hands of the Watford
brethren and wish to express their
han fhonIo fkrA..r.I tLn