The Yale expositor., 1911-05-11
Local and Otherwise.

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Al Thomas is around again after "A
slight touch of the grip.
Fireman Chrysler is the owner of a
new Ford 5-passenger touring car.
A very heavy rain and thunder storm
visited this section Wednesday morning,
Fred Schum, of Baden, Ont, is the
new machinest in Currier ~ Melrose's
shop.
a. +. Jackson and wife are now set
tied iii their residence on South Main
street.
John Smelling, Yale's new tailor, is
out again after a severe attack of
| pneumonia.
Faye Welch, Edith Roadway and
Pearl Fletcher are telephone girls at
the Yale Exchange.
The first Pere Marquette excursion
to Port Huron and Detroit is advertised
for Sunday, May 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Hart have return
ed to Yale from Detroit and will take
up residence here now.
Mathews Il Wight are showing a
complete line of insecticides this spring
See their window display.
Regular meeting OES at Masonic
hall, Yale, next Wednesday evening,
May IL. Mrs. V. A. Lacy, Sec.
Are you subscriber to the Yale Ex-
posltor? lf.nOt, you do not get all the
news of this neck the-woods.
Bert Sitlington and wife expect to
move back to Yale and take up their
residence on a farm near the city.
The front of Union Block has been
frightened by fresh coat of paint.
Charles Ferguson is the brush artist.
DR.. G. S. Ney was called here from
Port Huron Thursday night in CONSUL
tatiOn with DIR. Wight over Fred Math-
ews' condition.
Fred ID. Mathews, who has been suf-
fering for the past two or three weeks
from bladder trouble is considerable
better at present.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Weeks, of Richmond, will rejoice with
them over the arrival of little daugh-
ter in their home, April q.
Why would it not be a good idea at
the present time to grade the streets of
the city? Nearly every street needs to
be attended to and put into shape.
Fred J. wilt has cut down the Caro-
lima poplar trees in front of his Main-st
dwelling house and set out in their
places several horse chestnut trees.
The Yale Wooden Mills started Mon
day morning at $50, beginning work
hour Saturday afternoon is taken as
a half holiday.
You've seen that smile that won't
come off? Well Dolph Andreae is
wearing one this week, all on account
of fine baby boy born Wednesday,
May 10, 1911.
Sunday was an ideal day and anyone
owning an auto was out enjoying
ride. Also those having horses and
carriages were taking advantage of
the fine weather.
III. E. Beard is tearing down the old
dwelling house on west North street
and will replace it with two new mod
ern houses. Another one of Yale's old
goes in the removal of this
building which was built 30 years ago
for DR.. Mills.
The Marlette Leader says that the
Yale team is one of the strongest in
this part of the state, in speaking of
the game to come on between Marlette |
and Yale last Friday. Well we rather |
guess they haven't changed their opin-
ion yet up there. IL to 0.
Roy Jones has purchased the Hickey
house and lot next the Wooden Mills |
from Chas. Brown, of Detroit. He has
torn down the old barn and will fix |
over the house and make other i'm
provements about the premises. His |
bar will ponua info tha capn
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Johnson drove ito !
Yale, Emmett, Avoca and Lambs Cor
ners the first of the week and visited |
relatives and friends. Mr.. johnson |
says that fall wheat looks fine and that |
he passed through some very good |
country, and the farmers look prosper
ous.-Lexington News.
Varieties clean up day was OH We'd |
nesday this week, and we expect that |
now it is the cleanest little town in
Michigan. No regular day was set in
Y ale for special cleaning up but never
theless, as far as we can see, each citi-
zen has taken pride this spring in his
lawn and back yard and everything is
as neat as a new pin.
Regular meeting of VIM. Ii. Dunphy
Post No. 422 q. A. II. on Saturday, May
13, 1911 at 200 o'clock p. m. at the resi-
dence of Comrade Sheehy for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for Dec
grafton Day program and such other
business as may properly come before
the Post. Chas. Montney, commander.
The Sanilac Jeffersonian last week
started a popularity contest, giving |
away absolutely free $4,000 piano |
and other prizes for the most popular |
young boy or girl. This is the same
plan just closed by the Expositor. We
predict for the Jeff a greater success |
than that obtained by us. Here's |
hoping.
The Peck Times has just started
upon its thirteenth year. The Times
has successfully, ably and efficiently
filled its appointed niche in the world
and we are assured that the people of |
Peck and vicinity would no more think
of giving up their home weekly than
their bread and butter. Brother Ora
ham is furnishing columns Of clean,