The Yale expositor., 1911-06-15
Local and Otherwise.
Come to Yale July 3.
Lots of rain and then S

special meeting Yale Chapter OES
next Wednesday evening, June 2lst
Initiation. Everybody come.
George Windsor is now at Toledo,
Ohio, where he has lucrative position.
Ne wish George every success.
Dusty Mcdonald and Jacob Miller
are busy this week painting W. f. Ruhs
dwelling house on Mechanic street.
The ladies of the M. Z. church will
serve ice cream and cake at &. Mihle-
thaler's Wednesday evening, June 2lst.
Fifteen cents.
Services in the different churches
were dispensed with last Sunday eve
ming owing to the Baccalaureate ser
mon at the Sacred Heart church.
Cavanagh Bros. have arranged q can
vas covered box on the rear of their
automobile for the purpose Of carrying
groceries into the country to supply
the trade. a novel idea.
The Alumni Banquet will be held in
the new Eilber Il Barth building to-
morrow night instead of at the Paisley
and the plates will be furnished by the
ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN church. The
reception will be held in Central hall at
1920.
+. II. Card was called to Brockway
last Friday evening to make flash light
photos Of the eighth grade graduates
and teachers of seven schools. The
picture was made directly after the ex-
ercises and is one of which all may be
proud of.
There were twenty-five graduates
from the eighth grade of the Brockway
schools last Friday evening. The Yale
orchestra played at the exercises given
in the hall in that place and number
of young people from Yale attended.
The program was excellent.
st. Clair county Pomona Grange will
meet with Brockway Grange on We'd
nesday, June 2lst. All members of
Pomona Grange earnestly requested to
be present and bring well-iilled baskets.
Very important business to be tran
sacted. II. II. Parkinson, Master.
James Welch had his back badly
wrenched and ankle sprained by falling
through plank on q scatfolding in his
son Henry's building where he was at
work Monday. We are pleased to say
that although the old gentleman is
quite badly bruised no serious results
will follow.
Ten of her girl friends spent the
hours of four to eight with Marjorie
Menzies last Saturday afternoon, the
occasion being in honor of her 18th
birthday. From all appearances, a good
time was had playing games and all
were ready for the supper call. The
girls presented Marjorie with some very
nice gifts, which she appreciates highly.
AS an advertising medium the Ex-
t,Ir he. yI,Nl. hn1 I agf
week Mrs. Walker inserted liner to
the effect that she was prepared to do
sewing, and Wednesday we received
the following note from her--"Please
withdraw my ad for sewing which |
inserted last week, for since that time
| have got as much work as L can do
for the next three months. 1t certainly
pays to advertise"
A telegram was received Oh Monday
by II. ii. Parkinson announcing that
Harry, son of Mrs. VIM. Weese, of
Inlay City, was killed while on duty
as brakeman on arailroad in Indiana
and the body would be brought to his
home town on Wednesday. The unfor
tunate young man was nephew of
II. ii. and Henry Parkinson and both
expect to attend the funeral Thursday.
Miss Karn, of the End Grade had
last Friday after dismissing
her pupils for the day. She was sent for
to go down into the kindergarten and
when she arrived there were all her
scholars calling surprise" at her. Each
one had brought something good to eat
and when the teachers had arranged
the nice supper upon long tables the
food disappeared like magic The little
ones presented their teacher with
sterling silver spoon which she will use
when far away and which will be re-
of Yale schooldays and of
the loving friendship existing between
herself and her pupils.
A runaway occurred Sunday last that
created considerable excitment and for
a time at least seemed that life and
were in danger. Jimmie, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ;. Brown drove
up in front of Mr. Browns home with
his brother Johnnie and sister Isabel
in surry drawn by team of horses.
He laid the lines down and got out of
the carriage when the horses started
and made a mad dash up Main street.
When on Francis hill Isabel took adj
vantage of the horses Stacking their
speed and jumped ont calling to her
brother to follow which he did. He
was badly bruised about the head and
picked up unconscious, but is now a.
round again. Isabel escaped injury. 1t
was nervy act of the little ones. The
little ones. The team ran nine miles
and were caught no damage being done.
Our old friend Chas. L. Schmidt, who
owns fine farm of 200 acres just south
of Yale, is one of the best and most
accommodating neighbors person
would care to live alongside. But
there is limit to Charley's patience,
and after repeatedly calling the atten-
ton of Mr.. Setter on an adjoining farm
to please keep his stock at home, and
not needing the request, the stock was
locked up by Mr.. Schmidt, and right
here is where the funny part of the
story comes in. Mr.. Setter goes over
to Schmidts after the stock and is re.
fused. Returning home he sends his
wife over and she is also refused,
whereupon she, without warning, hands
Mr.. Schmidt one in the eye and lights
out for home. Charley has since been
explaining how he got the black eye.