The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-06-29

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Running bases against time. l.50 30
Gus Morgan the north end barber
has new al. in this issue. Read it.
"Singin Skule Beginment" next
Thursday evening, You will miss it if
you miss it.
Henry Welch will have "a dance in
his new building on July 3 and 4. All
cordially invited.
Sanger's Combination Shows will be
in Yale Thursday, July 20, and exhibit
under canvas OH the race track.
Henry Steinburg has his new resi-
dence OH Kenneiick street all enclosed
and it will be soon ready for occupancy.
Roy Menerey is being showered with
congratulations all on account of a
fine baby girl born Saturday, June "a.
The front of Elmer Roses barber
shop has been frightened by a fresh
coat of paint. Charley Ferguson was
the brush artist.
The ladies aid of the Cole church
will have an ice cream social at the
home Of n. ). Connell on Friday eve
ming, June Both. Everyone invited.
Workmen have been busy the past
week repairing the broken blocks Of
cement sidewalk, attention to which
was called by the Expositor couple
of weeks ago.
The county board of supervisors are
in session at Port Huron this week
Wenotice our representatives have been
given important committee assign
ments. Chas. A. Bailey is chairman of
the board.
Fourteen of her girl friends helped
Phyllis Ingram celebrate her eleventh
birthday Wednesday from It'll Z. After
playing many games the merry child
rem partoOk of delicious supper pre-
pared by Mrs. Ingram. Phyllis received
many pretty gifts from her little friends
who wished her birthday might come
more often.
We would like to call our advertisers
attention again to the fact that copy
for ad changes must be in by six o'clock
Tuesday evening to insure its insertion
in the paper. A number of our pat
rons are in the habit of holding copy
back till Wednesday a. IN. and it does
not give us chance to get the paper
out on time.
The Memorial sermon preached in
the First Presbyterian church on Sun
day last by Rev Z. III. Case was listen
ed to with interest by large number
of the Masonic fraternity and members
of the Eastern Star chapter. Rev. Case
spent good deal of time reading up
early history of the order and gave a
very clear and concise address.
The biggest confagration Port Hur-
on has experienced in many years Oc-
Cured early Wednesday morning.
About 100000 damage was done.
Those who suffered losses were Beard,
Campbell 81 Co., Truesdell Marble ~
Granite Works, Benz. Karrer, Mrs. Will
Anderson, Levi White, Smith Bros,
Conkleman's cafe, Lavine's junk store,
Grieb home, American Clothing System
Union Hotel, Karl Eichhorn, Gus Fen
ner, Brickers drug store and Parry
Millinery. The cause of the fire which
started in the rear of Lavine's junk
store is unknown.
Roads are to city or village what
the arteries are to the human body.
Without them no community can ex-
list, and it naturally follows that the
better the roads the greater the pros
perity of the community. Many people
will go miles out of their way to trade
in some place to which they may travel
over good hard roads, and so doing
will avoid the town near at hand to
which approach is difficult because of
bad roads. Yet many places are so
destitute of good sense and business
enterprise that they never improve the
roads. These are the places that vege-
tate and die and whose people curse
their fate and complain of hard times.
The editor of the Exposition had a
very pleasant week during our family's
absence. Had it not been for the kind
ness of friends and neighbors the time
would have hung rather heavily on our
hands, but we have been taken for
rides throughout the country, spent a
pleasant day at Port Huron with Gov.
Osborn and the Michigan Press Asso-
citation, was entertained at the pleasant
home of Postmaster and Mrs. Ill. a.
Hopkins at st. Clair, where the Govern
or and members of the Michigan Press
Association and Women's Press Club
were given a reception. On Sunday we
dined at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
II. Beecher and took tea with Rev. and
Mrs. Il. III. Case and passed pleasant
day and evening. The balance of the
time we have been busy in the Exposi-
tor office getting copy for the great
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