The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-06-08

Wednesday, June Ia, is flag day
Home grown Strawberries OH tn,
market
Regular meeting Yale Chapter OEs
wednesday evening, June Ia.
Chris, Hallead has a position as clerl
in CornelPs drug store at Peck.
Don't forget Geo. McIntyre's big de
livery next saturday, June 10th.
One good way to stop your wife nag
glng for money is to give her some.
Even if a man hasn't much sense he
will get along fairly well if he has good
manners.
If people are cranky it is an even
break that you are making them so by
useless annoyance.
The old bald headed eagle will scream
in Yale July 3. From here it will 90 to
Brown City TO make hOller
A large crowd from Yale attended
the big circus in Port Huron on Mon.
day. They all report a good time.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. n. J. Whiting,
Clinton, Mich, on Sunday, June 4, 1911
a daughter. Yale friends extend con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mayor Thompson has designated
June 9, as Tag Day for Detroit If you
do not wish to be tagged, better keep
out of the city on that date.
III. j. McPhee is very sick with ty.
rhoid-pneumonia at the home of his
son w. J. in Melvin. His Yale friends
hope for his ultimate recovery.
The Junior banquet is to be held this,
'HhnrCHaU N INV .1pi 10,
church, served by the ladies of this
church. Covers are laid for hfty-six
guests,
Yale store fronts are being brighten
ed up by fresh coats of paints this
spring. The latest ones are Smith 81
COoper's, Edghoffer Bros and the
'Postoflice.
j. +. Chrysler, Guy f. Hanson, Il. II.
Palmer, VIM. +. Rub and James Mel
rose autoed to North Branch one day
last week on tour of inspection OF
electric light system
The Ladies' Aid of West BrOckway
Church will serve ice cream and cake
also sell autograph quilt on George
Turner's lawn Thursday evening, June
II. Everybody invited.
bdllItl w CdNCl prosperous Idl lutl
on the outskirts Of Melvin suffered the
loss of two head of cattle being killed
by lightning during the storm that Oc
Cured Tuesday May %.
Harry Mingay has resigned his pos
ition as city electrician, and his place
has been taken by Roswell Green, who
was formerly i'll charge of the Yale
plant.-Sanilac Jetfersonian, Croswell
A first nine base ball team has been
organized with X. Bruce Lothian as
manager and captain and Lloyd Allen
sec.-treaS. The new organization is
open for matched games with outside
teams.
The annual Sunday School conven-
ton of Dist. No. 2, Greenwood town.
ship will be held in the NJ. T. church,
Fargo, on Tuesday, June u, 1911 A
fine program is being prepared and a
good time is promised all who attend
The work of grading Mechanic street
has been begun, and when finished we
expect the roadway will be much i'm
proved. Property holders along the
street expect to put in cement curling
along the fronts of their lots at some
early date.
Mrs. j. +. Staley entertained a com
pany of ladies Saturday afternoon last.
a pleasant social time was enjoyed.
This function was given IN honor of
Hattie Karn, who finishes her work in
the school here this spring, and goes to
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Talk about dignity among men. Veri-
ly few are gifted with the real article,
even as much as some of the dumb
brutes. The world has always had a
world of admiration for the big old
dog that just walks quietly along and
pays no attention to the little dogs that
bark at his heels.
The ladies of the Sacred Heart Ben
evolent Society will give box social
Wednesday evening, June l4th, at the
home of James Gleason, four miles
north and one and one-fourth miles
east of Yale. Ladies bring boxes. Ice
cream will be served. A quilt rattle
and other amusements will be furnish
ed.
The Children's day exercises at the
M. +. church Sunday evening were
greatly enjoyed by large audience.
Flowers decorated the front of the
church and the children with their
bright faces, rendered their parts in
recitation and song and drill very nice
ly and to the credit of those who had
taken pains to teach them.
The electrical storm Sunday evening
did considerable damage in this locali-
ty. George Weston reports a heifer
killed, VIM. O. Bidleman horse killed,
Homer Stableford COW killed, +. T.
Palmer's house on Jones street slightly
damaged by lightning. j. f. Staley re-
ports about 300 phones put out of com
mission. Several crews have since been
busy making repairs to the telephone
lines.
The kitchen of Mrs Grimes home on
Kennefck street received a coating of
black last Saturday morning which
didn't become the newly cleaned wood
work and fresh paper very well. 1t
seems that a new oil stove was on trial
and being left alone few minutes,
proceeded to flare up and when discov-