The Yale expositor., 1911-07-27

Hiram Taft is remodelng his resi-
dence on Third street.
Flax is being brought and operations
have already started at the mill.
Suits ready to wear and alright at
one quarter off at Lothian q Palmers
Il. j. Minnie has purchased fine
new delivery wagon for his meat
market.
Bert Silver's model tent show will be
at Yale saturday evening, July %.
Take your family and go.
Bill Campbell's Wolves VS.. the Port
Huron Chronicles at Driving Park
grounds next Sunday afternoon at 300.
VIM. Andreae and family expect to
go to Edison beach this week and visit
several days with Guy Beard and family
Remember the Expositor when in
need of commercial printing of any
kind. We turn out the exclusive
kind-the kind you all like,
Regular meeting Yale Grange next
Wednesday evening, Aug. End at Brock
way town hall.
w. A. Cavanagh, Master.
William Ovens is laid up at his home
in a serious condition. Physicians be-
lieve the trouble to be a blood clot on
the brain. 1t is hoped he may recover.
Never have our blacksmiths labored
more than they have this summer, The
rush of work has compelled them to
use every hour of daylight and then
some.
Charles Palmer, l.. Roy Fuller and
families, and Clyde Adams and wife are
planning to spend week or two in a
cottage at Fair Haven, leaving for
there August /.
Mrs, John +. Staley who some time
ago had considerable trouble with her
knee is again suffering with the same
trouble. 1t has been necessary to place
a plaster cast around the knee.
Plan TO attend the Silver Family
Show next Saturday evening. The big
tent will be pitched on the vacant lot
north of the depot. The company is
one of the old favoriteS in Yale and
we predict a large attendance.
Beulah Benedict, Mayme Currier,
Nellie and Ada Beard, Alex Sayles,
Fred Currier and Clyde Cochrane with
Mrs. J. A. Menzes as chaperone, are
spending the week in cottage at Hol
land beach.
John Sweet, who has been temper
arily at Il. A. McPherson's hardware
store the past seven weeks, entered the
employ of the Sandusky Grain Co. as
member of the office force.-Sandus
Republican.
1t is asserted that after August LIST
when the new state law regulating eX-
press companies goes into effect, it will
reduce the eXorbitant rates now charg-
ed by those companies twenty per
cent. Hope so.
At meeting of the executive board
of the Knights of the Modern Macca-
bees, held in Detroit July it was de-
cided to call a special convention of
the order to be held in Port Huron,
September II, for the purpose of re-
adjusting rates in class | membership.
The map has been made of the state
camp grounds at Port Huron and each
regiment assigned its place. The
quarter master general tells the Port
Huron business men that if they are
reasonable in prices all supplies will be
bought in that town. The troops are
to arrive August 9.
Bishop f. Kelly, Of Ann Arbor, who
holds an ancillary position to Bishop
L ',
churches Of the "rhumb" district. \
class OF about $50 were confirmed at
Sacred Heart church on Monday,
July q. The service was attended by
a large congregation.
The name of Editor Frank Nelis of
the Mt Clemens Monitor is mentioned
in the Richmond Review as a possible
successor of Congressman McMorran in
this district. Mr.. Nellis is now post
master in the Bath City. Other possible
candidates in the race are Hon. j. M.
Haviland, of st. Clair county; w. II.
Aitkin, of Sanilac county; Louis G..
Cramton, of Iapeer county and Geo. ).
Clark, of Huron county. There will be
no lacking for congressional timber
when the time comes around.
On Wednesday of last week while
Grant Thompson and Roy Beers, living
west of Yale, were engaged in a friend
ly wrestling match, the former was
thrown heavily, falling on snag which
penetrated close to his rectum. DR..
Wight was called anddid everything that
could be done, and he seemed to be
getting along very nicely until yester-
day when tetanus developed and the
young mans chances for recovery are
very doubtful Grant is about 20 years
old and is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. JAS
Thompson.
John Wanamaker says: aft there is
one enterprise on earth that "quitter"
should leave severely alone, it is adj
vertising. To make success of ad
vertising one must be prepared to
stick like barnacle on boats bottom.
He should know before he begins it.
Somebody must tell him, also, that he
cannot hope to reap results com
mensurate with his expenditure early
in the game. Advertising doesn't jerk;
it pulls. 1t begins very gently at first,
but the pull is steady. 1t increases
day by day and year by year until it
exerts an irresistible power.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Welch
on South Main street this morning
when their daughter Grace was united
in marriage to Clifford VanTine, of
Detroit. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Lester Clark in the pre-
sence of only the immediate relatives
of the bride. Grant Holden drove the
happy couple to Melvin where they
tooL tho traip for Datrojt which will