The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-08-10
Local and Otherwise.

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There are few cases of whooping
cough in town.
Pat Kssan's new house is ready
for the plasterers.
Sanilac County fair ut Sandnsky
Sept. 5, 6, Z and s.
Jake Miller has reprinted the front
Of his brick building.
The Barnum a. Bailey circus will be
in Port Huron August 2Sth.
Staley Il Brcber have had the front
of their drugstore reprinted.
Clyde Richards moved into his re-
modelled house the past week.
The weather during the fore part of
the week was very warm and sultry.
Roy Menerey is now located in his
new house, having moved this week.
Revival meetings started in Mechanic
street church of Christ Tuesday evening.
Richard Williams has moved his
family from Waters to his farm II ORTIZ
west of Yale.
Reid Bros. have frightened the wood
work of their brick livery barn by a
fresh coat of paint.
No services except Sunday school at
the Nj. +. church next Sunday on &C
count of the pastor being away on his
vacation.
Reid Bros. this week purchased from
Guy f. Beard new Flanders-2O, five
passenger touring car to be used in
their livery.
Henry Welch is now nicely located
in his new building and will have ev-
erything in readiness to open his pool
room Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. f. Anderson had the mis-
fortune to fall on Sunday last breaking
her arm. DR.. Wight was called and
set the fracture.
The country all around us has been
visited by fine showers of rain the past
week but this section is drying up on
account Of no rain.
Hugh Nj. Ferguson of Port Huron,
a former Yale young man, left on Fri
day last for a six weeks vacation TO
Edmonton, Alberta
Word was received from j. A. Rap
ley at North Branch Wednesday of this
week that daughter was born at his
home that day. The friends of Jesse
here offer congratulations.
Married at the residence of Mrs. Jas.
Gibson, Fremont, on Wednesday, Aug.
2, 1911, by Rev. ). M. Gilchriese, of
Yale, Mr. Irwin Gibson and Miss Anna
May Walch all of Fremont.
In honor of her thirteenth birthday
Bernice Harrington invited several of
her girl friends to celebrate with her
Monday afternoon at her home. Re-
freshments were served and all enjoyed
pleasant time.
Mrs. Fred Wilt entertained twelve of
her lady friends at her home south and
east of Yale last Friday afternoon.
A pleasant social time was enjoyed by
all, and before leaving the hostess
served refreshments.
Buster Brown and his dog Tige will
be at Central Hall, Yale, next We'd
nesday afternoon at four o'clock. They
are demonstrating for the Brown Shoe
Co., of st. Louis. Admission free, and
the public in general is invited.
A petition has been filed in probate
court by the children of Warren Os-
trander, who died in 1893, asking for
the appointment of all administrator
for the estate, which amounted to Sl,
500. The children are Lydia A. Wilt
shire, LucyM. Ostrander, Geo. Ostrand-
er and Dee Ostrander all of Lynn
township.
Guy Hanson and Walt Tucker, who
have been in charge of the power house
here for the past year left for Croswell
OH Wednesday where they have con-
siderable electric wiring to do. Mr..
Hanson says they have several positions
in, xrinx h,,f WI inh
they will accept. The Expositor wishes
the boys success wherever they may
locate.
The opening of the new Princess
Theatre was successes beyond the eX-
pectation of the manager and we want
to say right here that we appreciate
the way the people turned out and that
we will endeavOr in the future to give
the best of satisfaction and to make the
Princess place where people can come
and spend cool, comfortable hour af-
ter hard days work. Change of pro-
gram every day.-Manager.
Elizabeth Stearns, aged II years, died
at her home near Fargo last Saturday
night Death was caused from par
alysis. Mrs. Stearns was sister of
Mrs. Harrison Heath and was one of
the old pioneers of that section. The
funeral was held from the Fargo M. u.
church OH Tuesday afternoon, Rev.
and Mrs. j. w. Ayling officiating, and
interment made in Spring Hill GENE
terry.
The "Christian Standard" of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, one of the best known
religious journals in the United States,
pays high compliment to Rev. A. II.
Adams, pastor of the First Christian
Church Of this city. Speaking for the
results of his labors in Canada and the
United States for the past ten years
the editor says, "that is great ingath-
ering for single preacher" Mr..
Adams has planned to spend part of
his vacation in an evangelistic meeting
at Yale.
| j. ). Ryno and wife left last Friday
for Flushing where Mr. Ryno is build
ing a large feed barn. Six years ago
he and his son Floyd came to Yale and
erected the large barn, corner North
and Kennefck streets and had built up
big business when they sold out to
Edward Carless. The people of the
city and surrounding country regret to
/ COO Mr. and Mrs Rvno Iaava Yala Int