The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-08-31
Local and Otherwise.
See the Expositor for sale bills.

"Tis not that | love the grass less,
but that | love the lawn mower
Bert Evans had charge of the Minnie
meat market at Avoca last Friday.
Foolish question No. 900 why cant
an onion grow on Il vine If Il tomato
can?
The Yale canning factory is through
putting mp peas and will start on corn
September 4th.
The Yale Wooden Mills were shut
down day or two the latter part Of
last week for repairs.
Street Commissioner Henry has been
busy this week placing gravel along
Main street wherever needed.
Regular meeting o. +. :. September
10. Election of officers. All members
are requested to be present. ID. +. Lacy,
secretary.
Jas. Goheen has built Il new veranda
around his residence on Third street
and is making many other decided i'm
prOvements.
Dusty Mcdonald, Jake Miller and
Fred Currier are welding the paint
brushes OH the public school building
this week, and improving its appear
ance greatly.
The young people of this city gave
social dance in Central Hall Monday
evening. About fifteen couples were
present and a very pleasant evening
was spent.
Marshal Henry and crew of men on
saturday laid sewer across Mechanic
street from the catch basin on the
south side to the one on the north the
old outlet being clogged.
If you are going to have an auction
sale this fall, be sure and see us before
ordering. We have something new in
this line which we know will please
yOu-and our prices are reasonable.
The Ladies Aid of the West Brock.
way church will hold a harvest home
supper on Thursday evening, Septem-
per will be 25c. Everyone cordially in.
vited to attend.
Mathews e Wight have added a
large new silent salesman case for
tobacco, cigars and pipes. 1t takes the
place of the old one in the front of the
store and is a neat and tasty addition
to their up.to-date drug store,
Melvin Beedham, at one time COM
positor on the Yale Record, has rented
the Overseer at CrOswell and assumed
control last week Melvin is hustling
young man and will no doubt make a
success in the newspaper business.
Julia, Vera, Queenie and Mildred
Wallace, Emma Richardson and Mrs.
John Hutton who have been camping
at Harmonic Place, Gratiot Beach Port
Huron, returned home Saturday even
ing after a two weeks vacation. All
report splendid time.
Grant Holden has made some changes
in his drug store the past week, such as
moving the prescription case back
about two feet and adding neat case
along the wall in front of the store for
holding tobacco, cigarettes, etc. The
change makes "a decided improvement.
W. a. Woodruff has sold his farm of
80 acres northwest of Yale to Fred
Teets. Consideration $4,000. Mr.. Wood
ruff has purchased DR.. w. &. Wight's
house and lot on Jones street and will
move into Yale as soon us the house is
vacated. He will be assistant at the
Power House.
A number of friends and neighbors
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Wells, of Prescott,
ing and completely surprised them.
An enjoyable evening was spent and
many beautiful presents were left.
made of the right kind of stuff.
Married in Port Huron on Thursday,
August "a, 1911, Mrs. Ida M. Kelley, Of
Yale and Walter W. Robins, of that
city. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Graybiel of the Mennonite church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robins will move soon to
Birmingham, Alabama, where they will
make their home. The Expositor ex-
tends congratulations.
Friday last we dropped into a. Y.
| Parmlee's store and had the pleasure of
listening to number of grand opera
selections which Art played foy us on
his new Victrolia. The records were
excellent and the machine was at its
best. Its certainly treat to listen to
Schumann Helix, Melba, Caruso, Farrar,
and other famous stars as reproduced
by the Victrola.
John Paxton is running a neat and
clean grocery store in the north end
and the people of that section are APP
precating his efforts. The store is a
handy one as groceries are delivered
promptly any time of the day. lie is
endeavOring to give every one full
value and fair and courteous treatment
and we know he will get the share of
trade his efforts deserve.
A large number of Yale people were
at the lake shore Sunday viewing the
property lately purchased. All were
highly pleased with its appearance and
pronounced it an ideal spot for camp
| ing Already ten lots have been sold
and more prospects are in view. If you
would like lot let Geo. Mcintyre
know and he will select one for you or
take you to the property in his auto
and you may choose your own.
A number of Yale young people will
leave in the near future to take up a
course at the various colleges of the
state, leading to their intended'vOcation.
Fred Currier, Frank Sheehy, and Bert
Freeman will go to the University of
Michigan for engineering, Ventry
Hsey to Albion for Journalism, and
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