The Yale expositor., 1911-07-13
Local and Otherwise.
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Il. j. Minnie is the owner of new
runabout
One-quarter off on summer suits at
Rosenthal's.
Born to the wife of James Shaw on
We dnesday, July IL, son.
f. r. Card and wife have moved in
to their new house on west Northst.
Mrs. +. Il. Beecher has been quite
sick the past week but is now much
better.
Grant Holden, druggist, is Offering
something special to the ladies and all
are urged to read of it in his ad this
week.
l.. Roy Fuller has sold his house and
lot on North st to Mrs. Bryce and pur-
chased the Noble residence on Main-st
from Fred Farley.
Thos. Johnson was sturck in the eye
by lying missile Wednesday while at
work in the blacksmith shop. No bad
results will come from the accident.
Three pew awnings have been placed
by Yale business men this week. ohm
Hutton, hardware, Eilber Il Barth, har-
ness dealers, Henry WEIGH, pool room.
Robert Parkinson and Verna Christ.
both of Yale, were married in Port
Huron, July 4th. Bob has since been
receiving congratulations from his nu-
merOus friends.
The past week has been dull for
business in Yale OH account of the
farmers all being busy in the harvest
field. Many have relieved the dull
moments by going fishing.
Guy +. Beard and family expect to
go to Edison Beach Saturday and spend
a month in Hugh Ferguson's cottage.
Hugh is away Oh a cruise of the lakes
in his yacht with his family.
Guy Hanson, head electrician, and
Floyd Somers assistant have resigned
their positions at the Electric Light
and Water Works plant Mr. Hanson
will remain until new man is secured
The ExpOsitor acknowledges the re-
ceipt of complimentary tickets to the
race meeting of the Port Huron Agri-
cultural and Driving Park Association
to be held at Port Huron, July Is to u.
II. Ii. Lewis, Psy. d., financial agent
for the Mckinney Polytechnic Insti.
tute at Mckinney, Ky, normal and
industrial school for negros, was in
Yale Tuesday in the interest of that
institution.
Mrs. Levi White was taken to the
Port Huron hospital the first of the
week suffering from typhoid -malarial
fever. From recent reports we are in
formed that the fever is being kept
under control.
Sanger's Combined Shows wants to
buy horses, dapple grays preferred
weighing not less than 400 lbs, not
over live or six years old. Sangers
Combined Shows will exhibit at Yale,
Thursday July 20.
Middleton ~ Doelle have their new
bean elevator up with the roof and
cupola on and are now busily engaged
sheathing the outside with steel They
will have the building in readiness for
the bean crop this fall
Quarterly meeting in the Nj. u.
church, Yale, Saturday, July 18th at 2
o'clock. Let every member be present.
Rev. &. J.. Ellis, OF Marlette, will assist.
The evening service will be held in the
grove if the weather is fine. j. w.
SaXbee, pastor.
1t is rumored that j. w. Harrington
has secured the property situated on
west side Main street containing Sl15
feet frontage from Edward Dinner.
This is valuable location for business
and we congratulate Mr.. Harrington
on securing it.
The last quarterly meeting of the
Yale and Avoca circuit of the Free
Methodist church will be held Friday,
Saturday and Sunday Services will be
held Friday evening, saturday after
noon at 2:30 and 500 and Sunday
morning A childrens meeting will
be held in the afternoon Sunday. Dis
trict elder Hiram VOORHEES,, of Flint,
will have charge Of the meeting.
The annual school meeting of dis
trict No. |, was held in the high room
Monday evening, July 10th. About a
dozen taxpayers and residents of the
district were present. The treasurer
read the financial report which shows
that in the neighborhood of $4,000 has
been collected during the year from
different sources and $500 balance
now remains on hand. John Hutton
was unanimously reelected to succeed
himself as trustee for three years.
Washington LOL, about 80 strong,
attended the annual celebration in
Port Huron Wednesday. 1t is esti-
mated that fully 10000 people from all
over the district participated in one of
the most successful meetings ever held.
The wives, daughters and friends of
the orangemen swelled the crowd
leaving Yale to about 200. Two spec
ial trains and the regular passenger
carried the people from along the sag
NAV division of the Pere Marquette.
Will, the 2l.year-old son of Herman
Shefilebein, Emmett township, met
with rather serious accident last Sat-
urday While riding one of the farm
horses from the field a dog came up
behind the animal and nipped at its
heels, causing it to run away, throwing
young Schelllebien Off. In falling, his
foot was caught in the harness and he
was dragged quite distance, tearing
the ligaments of his leg, hip and back.
The boy was brought to the home of
his sister, Mrs. Bert Holden, where he
is receiving medical treatment and
getting along nicely.
DIR. Cornell.
DR. Cornell eve ear nose and throat