The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-06-01
Local and Otherwise.

school closes Tor the summer holidays
two weeks from Friday.
Thirty-three tickets were sold from
Yale on the excursion to Saginaw Sun
day.
A heavy rain and wind storm visited
this section Wednesday morning. No
damage reported.
Mrs. Aida Ferguson will be at Pals
ley Hotel, Yale, with all cOlOrs of real
hair switches also toilet goods, June 8.
Considerable wool has been Market
ed in Yale this week. Our dealers are
paying the highest market prices pos
sible.
Fishing is reported to be fine in Mill
Creek at present. Several Dimrods were
out Saturday returning with a good
catch.
The Electric Theatre has installed a
set of electric fans. You may now
watch the moving pictures and be COM
Portable.
President William ii. Taft has &C.
cepted the invitation of the Young
Mems Business Association to come to
Port Huron in September next.
George Wilson and wife will leave
tomorrow friday to spend the season
sailing on the steamer ii. w. Smith,
one of the finest boats on the lakes.
Mrs. Eber Harnden, at one time a
resident OF Yale, but now Of New Mex
leo, is sick with pneumonia at the home
of her mother Mrs. John Burger in
Brown City.
A meeting of the stockholders of
Riverside Driving Club will be held in
the Exposition Office tomorrow friday
evening for the purpose of deciding OH
a 4th of July celebration. All members
requested to be present.
A recital will be given by the pupils
of Miss Benedict's class in music at
Central Hall, on Friday evening, June
2, to which the public is cordially in
vited. Admission, adults 20 cents and
children 10 cents. No reserved seats.
Manager Houghtby has leased for
term of years the Jacob Miller building
now occupied by Eilber IL Barth and
al out July LIST will move into it with
his electric theatre. This will give him
convenient and commodious quarters
Frank o. Putney went to Harper's
hospital, Detroit, last week Wednesday
where he submitted to an operation for
rupture. Word received from the nurse
is very favorable. Mrs. Putney left for
Detroit, this morning to visit her hus-
band
Timothy Casters friends will be
pleased to learn that he is gradually
gaining in health and strength. He
makes the trip down town nearly every
day and rides out frequently. We hope
his full health and strength may return
to him soon.
The Lynn items in Saturdays Times
Herald contains the information that
Grace Danlelson closed very success
full term of school in the Wickham dis
trict. Miss Danielson is a graduate of
Yale high school and we are glad to
note her success.
Mrs. A. O'Malley who was so serious.
ly injured in runaway accident near
Capac last week died at the Palmer
House Capac on Saturday last Her
brother Mr.. Cameron who was in the
same accident is said to be improving
at his home near Brown City.
Zitha Houghtby entertained Mrs. Den
ison's class of girls of the Presbyterian
Sunday school, Wednesday evening.
They were all given treat at the cleo
trio theatre and then entertained with
games at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Houghtby, afterwards being served
with delicious supper.
Eleanor Bidleman completed a very
S successful term of school at East Green
wood Thursday. The parents and pu-
pills with those of Harry Campbell's and
Verna Pohlys schools spent the day in
Clay's grove on Black river. We all
regret that she is to leave us but wish
her success wherever she may teach.
The Harbor Beach Times force put
out pretty nice edition last week. 1t |
was in honor of the thirty second year
OF the papers existence and consists of |
cuts of buildings of the town |
and summer resort adjacent, historical |
sketches and "reminiscences of old pio- |
neer days, together with daily news etc, |
and makes splendid showing.
In taking stroll around town one
will notice that the streets and alleys |
have been sadly neglected this spring.
Several streets about the city should be
graded and put in passable condition.
Many blocks of cement sidewalk are
broken and should be repaired before
the city has damage suit on its hands.
We suggest that the authorities get
busy and make showing.
Bill CampbelPs "Lynn Wolves" and
Nick Meharg's "Brockway Tigers"
came together in battle array at the
city park base ball diamond at 100
Tuesday afternoon and the way they
tore up the sod and pounded the air
was terror. There was some tall root
ing done by and for both sides. AT the
end of the fifth innings the score stood
10 and 2 in favor of the evolves" Nick
says that the balance of the nine in
nings will be tried out later and then
The Tigers" will show them who's who.
The price of ice cream and soda water
has not only been raised i'm Port Huron
out other towns and cities have raised
The price per glass and dish. The fol-
owing item is clipped from the st.
Clair Republican of last week:-"Of all
The horrid news that ever came over
he wires or the wirelessl The price
Of soda water and ice cream, urged on
by Old Sol, has gone upl The nickel
will no longer do duty. 1t will now take
a maaalv dina that isn't half 40 handy |