The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-09-07
Local and Otherwise.
Monday was labor day.
School started Tuesday.

Considerable corn has been harvest
ed in this section.
Come and see our big line of fall
suits. j. |. ROsenthal.
A fine rain last Tuesday and We'd
nesday did lots of good.
A new sign has been placed i'm front
of the Princess Theatre.
The ice man is through delivering
ice the season closing Sept. 2.
See the Princess Theatre ad. on front
page. Something special for tonight.
Three or four good girls wanted at
Yale Wooden Mills. Steady work. 2l-3
Born on Sunday, Sept 3, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Roadway, son. Congrat-
ulations.
Alfred Jones has rented his farm of
JOG acres to John MiutZ and expects to
hold an auction sale Sept 20.
s. Windsor furnished some beautiful
flowers from his garden for the Har.
rington House tables Sunday.
WOrkmen are busy at the power
house making changes for the new
alternating electrical system soon to he
installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Meharg enjoyed
the company of their children and
grand son last Sunday at their home
west and south of Yale.
The canning factory started on green
corn Thursday morning. 1t is said the
crop is not as large rs was expected on
account of the dry weather.
Ed. Pearcy, Of saginaw, will occupy
the pulpit in the Disciple church next
Sunday morning and evening. The
| publicis invited to attend these services.
George Mann and assistants are build.
| ing railing around the porch on Fred
Mathews dwelling house OH Mechanic
street. This will put finishing touch
to the porch.
The Memphis Bee has been sold to
Dwight f. Blackmer. John Il. Smith,
who has published this paper for year
or more will remain in Memphis and
take up other work.
The Thumb District Fair has arrang-
ed with the railroads for reduced rates
during the week of the fair. Special
trains will also run over each of the
Pere Marquette divisions.
The report that there was wreck on
the Rapid Railway Saturday night near
Algonac, and that 90 people were killed,
was utterly without foundation, there
being no accident whatever.
Tbos. Wark's family in Speaker town.
ship have been quarantined the past
week or two for scarlet fever. The
children are all better now and the
quarantine will be lifted today.
Mrs. Sarah Ovens broke her arm on
Monday while engaged in washing a
IN RI hn in 60 i,no he,
The fractured member was set and Mrs.
Ovens is getting along nicely.
Ed. Young a. Son have bought an
Overland 30 fiye-passenger touring car
for use in their livery. This car is an
up-todate machine and has lots of
power They expect it here within the
next 10 days.
Mrs. Charles Ferguson has been UNI
dergoing a rather serious surgical op.
Grafton in Harper's hospital, Detroit,
this past week, and her family and
| friends have been anxious on her ac-
count, but late reports are that she is
doing nicely now and can probably be
sent home soon.
y. Munroe, the old gentleman who
has been spending the past week the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. +. o. Putney. is
the person to whom our government
gave the contract of dismantling the
Spanish flagship Marie Teresa which
was sunk off the Bahamah islands at
san Salvador by the United States fleet.
Judge of Probate Graham has made
special policemen" of forty boys of
South Park who were charged with
general destruction of property in that
section of the city of Port Huron
recently. They left the courtroom de-
termined to punish any of their numb
er who commit any unlawful acts in
the future.
Thumb District Fair has obtained
James w. Helme, deputy state food
commissioner, to give an address on
Wednesday of the fair to the farmers
and breeders of the seventh district.
Mr.. Helme's reputation as an authority
on dairying ought to fill the grounds
for the purpose of hearing his talk
along these lines. Seldom is such an
opportunity offered.
Agnes n. Miner, a popular young
lady of Port Huron, and quite well
known in Yale, having visited with
the family of Il. j. Minnie several
times, was married on Monday of this
week at st. Stephens church Port Hur
on, to Dr. Peter B. Cogley, one of the
city's dentists. Yale friends will con-
graduate the happy couple.
j. f. Crysler was at Caro- last week
and entered his horse in race with
sixteen starters. He drew seventh posi-
ton and when nearing the home stretch
in third place his horse fell and got in
mix-up with some other horses.
Frees friends in Yale regret to learn of
the accident. The horse is in condn
ton again and is entered at Sandusky
races this week.
Evelyn Martin entertained eight
little friends on Monday afternoon
from 300 to 500 o'clock at her home i'm
the west part of the city. The occasion
being her sixth birthday. A very en-
joyable afternoon was spent and be-
fore leaving Mrs. Jas. Martin served
the little ones with ice cream and cake.
Several nice presents were left as tokens
of remembrance.
Some "booZe" fighters are in habit
of securing bottles of beer and whiskey
before the closing hour and carrying
a Mo,, ,hn,