The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-06-22
Local and Otherwise.

July d.
The Capac Journal says: ITEMS is
now the popular game here"
The interior of Windsor's barber
shop is being re-painted and re-decOrat-
ed.
The Yale Milling Co. has replaced
the porch around the building with a
new steel roof.
Mrs. Wellington Newell has been
quite sick the past week but is much
better at present.
The canning factory will start on
peas Friday morning 1t is said the
crop is bumper one this year.
A little fresh paint works wonders,
and increases the value of business
places and residences. Try it.
Come to Tale July Bird and witness
one of the grandest and biggest cele-
brations ever held here. Don't miss it.
We haven't fully decided yet whether
to buy an automobile, 60 abroad or stay
at home and go afishin'. Think it will
be the latter
Dr. Clyne is identifying his residence
by fresh coat of paint and he is handl-
ing the brush in his spare moments.
Doing good job too.
John L. Walker has traded his Yale
property to V. ID. Harmer for the DR..
LathrOp farm and moved with his fam.
lily thereon the past week.
Elder j H. Patton will preach Sunday
June 18th at 300 and 1880 p. m. to
church of Christ and others in Brick
chapel. Come and hear him.
The Ranch l0l Wild West show is
billed to appear at Port Huron Satur-
day, July lst. 1t is altogether likely a
number will attend from Yale and
vicinity.
Frank .. Putney has returned home
from the hospital at Detroit where he
underwent an operation. He is looking
hale and hearty and bids fair to live a
long life.
George Martin unloaded two carloads
of Nebraska horses at this point Wed.
Desday. He sold several of them here.
The balance went to Peck where big
sale takes place Saturday
The Orangemen of this district will
meet July IL at Port Huron and cele-
brate. Bills are out announcing the
list Of sports and prizes and everything
is being done to make the day hum.
mer.
ut looks as if the wheat harvest will
butt right into haying time said a
farmer who was in town one day this
week, "and if nothing unforeseen hap
pens the crop will be an unusually large
one"
Richard Ellar who has been in the
employ of Palmer Bros. Il Co. for over
three years resigned his position last
Saturday and expects to move to De-
troit in the near future where his son
is in the employ of the ID. u. II.
Over 100 teachers attended the June
examinations at Port Huron last Thurs
day and Friday. They came from all
over st. Clair county. The next will be
held in August. County Commissioners
of Schools Blackney has charge of them.
Naomi Brown closed successful
school year in the Peck schools last
Friday, and is in Yale OH visit to rel |
atives and friends. Miss Brown is be-
loved by her pupils and the parents
her as a successful teach |
er.
One of John Burley's hens Matched |
out four-legged chicken last week and
il is quite curiosity. He has since |
had many offers of large amounts of
for the bird from showmen but |
he has refused all and has decided TO |
keep it as a pet.
The issue of June Of the Osceola |
County Herald is OH our desk, and we
notice that this issue is edited by the |
of the Reed City high school. |
The news matter Of the whole edition |
was prepared by them and the paper
has proven a success,
The private banking Institution of |
j. j. Boyce x Co. in Port Huron has
been closed, it being one Of the provi
sions made in his will. Mr.. Boyce died |
January 2, 1905. Many years ago de |
ceased owned and operated a farm in
Brockway township just north of Old
Brockway.
We know of no better advertising |
in this part of the state than
the EIpOsitor. Our list of subscribers |
10 large and 10 growing very rapidly and
iRd il to their advantage |
to place their advertisements in our
publication. No paper around here will
bring better returns.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gordon, of
Tenn, visited at Harvey
Hydorn's Monday. Mr.. Gordon has the
geological chair In the state University |
Of Tennessee. Mrs. Gordon was at one
time teacher in the Brockway Centre
schools, and will be remembered by
many ~ Mayme Hydorn.
The Sanilac County Farmer, publish
cd at Sandusky by f. M. Weber is
aew addition to our exchange list.
This journal is neatly gotten up, well
filled with well set ads, and contains o
splendid assignment of live local news
from all over Sanilac county. Here's
hoping.
Ellen, the seven-year. old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wilcox entertain
I'D q number of her young friends Sat
lrday afternoon last, it being her birth
day. A good time was enjoyed by all
and dainty lunch prepared by Mrs.
Wilcox happily wound up the after.
Moons enjoyment. Ellen received sew
eral presents as a token. of love.
The Yale High School base ball team
went to Peck last Friday afternoon and
played 3 matched game of ball with
he team IF that TOWN Our hOys hand |