The Yale expositor., 1911-10-05
Local and Otherwise.

TOO much rain.
soon be Thanksgiving.
Twelve pages this week.
Oysters are i'm the market.
Live on a little less than you earn.
Races Tuesday and Wednesday Oct
~ and II at Yale.
Regular meeting of o. T.. :. Wednes-
day evening, Oct. IL.
\ high wind prevailed Wednesday
all day drying up the roads considerably.
Thos. Mcclure, of Clifford, is en-
ployed in T. J. Minne's meat market.
Twill not be long before the cold
winds of winter will be signing round.
Mushrooms are an abundant crop this
fall. Everybody seems to be enjoying
this delectable dish.
A large number of new subscribers
have been added to the Expositor list
during the past four weeks.
Our farmers who haven't harvested
their bean crop are in a terrible plight.
They will suffer great loss.
A steady downpour on the Scotch
mist order Of rain has put kink in
farming operations the past week.
The ladies of the NJ. Z. church realised
$35 out of their chicken pie supper
held Wednesday evening in the church
parlors.
The thirty-ninth annual fair of the
Armada Agricultural Society is being
held this week Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
Alfred Goheen and son Ira with their
families will leave for the state of
Florida shortly. They have purchased
land near Tampa.
John Smelling is now prepared to
clean and press your clothes on short
order. See him, over Hutton's hard
ware store. Read his adj
a. +. Jackson went to Inlay City
Monday morning where he will start
his pacing horse Starlight in the races
at the fair held there this week
Mrs. John Lett, who was quite badly
hurt a couple. of weeks ago when an
auto ran into the buggy in which she
was riding, is getting along nicely.
The o. +. 5. ST. Clair Co. Association
will meet at Memphis, Friday, Oct. 20.
Those expecting to attend please notify
secretary of Yale Chapter. ID. f. Lacy,
secretary.
Tom Wark was in Yale last Saturday
the first time since he was taken sick
six weeks ago. Our old friend looks a
are much pleased to see him looking
and feeling so well.
Asa M. Russell, who has acted as
agent for the Michigan Creamery Co.,
of Saginaw, having charge of their
cream station here for some time, NOV
ed with his family to Detroit this week.
W. +. Menerey is looking after the
company's interests.
The mOneyed or manufacturing in
terests of the United States favored
reciprocity consequently it was passed.
The manufacturing interests of Canada
opposed the treaty and had it rejected.
The vote goes to show to what extent
governments are controlled by the in
terests.
The Sanilac County Farmer publish
ed at Sandusky, the county seat of
Sanilac county, by +. Nj. Weber is now
Since editor Weber has assumed con-
i
thing with this newspaper making it
one of the best in the county. We
congratulate him on the success he is
meeting with.
The VIM. Bailey home was broken
up this week. This was deemed best
OH account of the advanced age and
poor health of both. Mrs. Bailey, who
is past 80 and an invalid will make her
future home with Mrs. Eugene Moran,
of Wales. Her many friends at Mem
phis will regret that she is to move
from her old home which she has &C.
cupied So years. Mr.. Bailey, who is
past 80 will live with his daughter, Mrs
Hart, of Yale.-Memphis Bee.
The Yale High School foot ball team
journeyed to Marlette last Friday and
received severe trouncing from the
High School team of that town. Score
was Il to 0. What our boys showed
more than anything was lack of practice,
but they can take consolation from the
fact that they were victorious over
that bunch several times i'm seasons
gone by, and they will probably spruce
up and win out i'm the return game.
DIR. G. G. Stevens has his office moved
to his lot and placed and is rapidly get.
ting it in shape. When completed he
will have things mighty handy and will
thus be better equipped TO properly
care for his large increasing business.
Later he will connect the house with
the Office and will build the office for a
bath room and lavatory. The ground
on which the office stood will be used
for the building of the new state bank
building Sanilac County Farmer,