The Yale expositor., 1911-07-27
Local and Otherwise.

Change OF AID for Lothian " Palmer
clothing store.
James Burt and Albert Tosch, of
Capac, shipped carload of stock from
here on Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Warner slipped and fell
down stairs Saturday morning cutting
q bad cash in her elbow.
\ l0G coffee will be held at the NJ. p,
Parsonage on Wednesday, Aug. from
o'clock till all are served
Read Lothian Il Palmer's ad and get
posted on their quarter off sale OF
suits, oXfords, straw hats and caps
In card from j. W. Reed we are in
structed to send his EXpOsitor from
Emmett to Cummings, North Dakota.
The ladies' aid of the NJ. F. church
will hold their annual election of otiC
ers at the parsonage on Tuesday, Aug
End.
l.. G. Etchels has moved his family
here from Philadelphia and will occupy
the J. ;. Ryno house on kennelick
street.
Yale was well represented on the
Pere Marquette Excursion sunday as
102 tickets were sold to Detroit and %
TO Port Huron,
Richard Ellar left sunday for De-
trot where ne has secured a position
running an elevator in one Of autO.
mobile factories.
The Senior and Junior Ladies Aid
will meet in Coles church Thursday
afternoon, August Bird. Election OF
officers. A full attendance requested.
4 rain and wind storm prevailed
nearly all day and evening Monday and
the temperature was almost to freezing
point. Tuesday morning broke warm
and bright
Our city authorities have made no
arrests for fast automobile driving on
the streets as yet but if some Of the
fast ones do not slow down there will
be doin's. A word to the wise is suf
licient.
Judge and Mrs. f. +. Law are at
Otter Lake Sanitarium in Lapeer conn
ty. Judge Law states in letter to
Judge Tappan that his health has
somewhat improved and that he will
remain at the Sanitarium for some
time Mrs. Laws health has also some
what improved.
Our townsman A. +. Jackson won
second money with his horse Starlight
in the 2:24 pace at Port Huron on
Thursday last. In the first heat of
this remarkable race Starlight came in
first and was only length behind in
the second. The two heats were made
in 2'1714 and 2:144.
Manager Houghtby of the Electric
Theatre informs us that he will run a
sc show on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings until further notice
Double show on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings. Admission to
the double shows 10 and &c. After Aug
18th he will give twO-reel show every
night. Admission sc to everybody.
Change of program every evening
There will be no vote on local option
in st. Clair county next spring, accord
ing to Pliny w. Marsh, attorney for the
Anti-Saloon League. He also says
that it is the intention to have state
wide vote on the proposition in the
spring of 1913, as this is the earliest
date that such vote can now be taken
and in the meantime an effort Will be
made to retain the counties already on
the dry list and to add some more next
spring, although st. Clair will not be
one of them.
Sanger's Combined Shows appeared
in all its glory in Yale last Saturday
afternoon and evening. The show ar
rived by special train consisting only
of seven cars) at about o'clock and a
number of the kids doth large and
smal) were on hand to see the circus
unload. The parade which was schedul-
ed to appear at ten o'clock marched
through the streets of the city at about
one, and Immediately afterwards the
gang began to gather in money from
the unsuspecting public Some of the
more liberal ones donated large sums
to the visitors taking big chances on
the skin games. The amounts dropped
ran all the way from SOC by the cheap
guys to 100000 by the real sporty,
sports. Ofcourse the editor wasn't one
OF the latter kind. After the side
show, film flaws and confidence men
got through with the crowd, everybody
locked to the big circus tent. Here a
fairly good performance was put on.
Taken as a whole, Sanger's Combined
Shows with so many highly colored at
fractions didn't even come up to par.