The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-06-29
Local and Otherwise.
Haying time.
Come to Yale July !.

clerk at Palmer Bros. IL Co.'S store.
Joe Williams and Harvey Wilcox
have each purchased Maxwell run
abouts.
The Strawberries are about all gone
and soon the raspberres will be on the
market.
Lowell MunrOe is now comfortably
located in his new residence on Kenne.
flick street.
A slight shower Sunday cooled the
atmosphere and helped vegetation and
crops wonderfully.
DIR. A. Pollock has the brick on the
ground, corner of Main and Wood
streets for new office.
Harvey Hydorn is now the owner of
a REQ touring car and expects to take a
little extra comfort out of life.
The committee in charge wish us to
state that every bushes place in Yale
will be closed all day, July 4th.
+ DR.. w. G. Wight is making the ex-
cavatiOn for his new residence and of.
flee on his lot corner of North and
Jones streets.
We are pleased to publish that Ii. j.
McPhee, of Melvin, well known in this
locality is out again after severe seige
of pneumonia.
The front has been placed in Henry
Welch's new brick building and he ex-
poets soon to move his billiard and pool
tables into the building.
Dick Windsor has workmen engaged
remodeling his dwelling, and when it
is finished he will have one of the most
modern residences in the city.
A. +. Jackson and Frank Phillips
drove over to Memphis Saturday and
attended the matinee races at that
place. A new race track was initiated
that day.
comes to Yale Monday July 3 for three
days. Its one Of the best he Kelly
Il Brennan Dramatic Co. Admission
10 and 20 cents.
The auto trip to have been made by
the Saginaw wholesalers and manufac-
turers this week has been postponed to
some time in July, owing to the muddy
condition of the roads.
Banner grange and Yale grange will
consolidate this Thursday evening,
each grange having previously voted
favorably to make the change. The
regular meeting place will be the Brock
way township hall.
Joe Moore went to Cass City Monday
morning to repair some machinery
which other experts were unable to fix.
Joe claims to be an expert machinest
and when asked if he had a license he
answered yes, but it was for being the
biggest liar in the state of Michigan.
Frances Andreae had the misfortune
last Saturday morning to fall off the
railing onto the porch floor at the resi-
dence of Jas. A. Dant on Mary street
and broke both bones of her right arm
midway between the wrist and elbow
Dr. Clyne set the broken bones and
Frances is getting along as nicely as
could be expected.
The Harbor Beach News is the latest
addition to the ExpOsitor's exchange
| list. 1t is new publication for the
| city and contains large amount OF adj
vertising from the principal business
| firms and is filled with live local news,
May its journey over the journalistic
sea be ever pleasant
In driving through the country one
cannot help but notice the healthy and
prosperous condition of the crops with
the exception of hay which will be very
| light Wheat, oats, beans and corn will
be bumper crop, providing nothing
unforeseen happens before harvest The
prosperous condition of the farmer to-
day is one to be envied.
Quite number from Yale attended
the German-Lutheran picnic six miles
east and two miles south of Yale on
| Tuesday. All who went from here re
| mort nnnd tip1a Tho Earnn hand xyuc
present and furnished music during the
day. The crowd was not as large as
in other years but the speeches and
amusements were enjoyed by all pres.
| ent
Besides being chief factotum at
Sweets plumbing emporium and rails
ing skunks as a speciality, Ed Chandler
started out this week as a bee fancier
| He has a record of two swarms caught
in one day, and claims he will be on
the lookout all summer for the honey
makers. Any one seeing stray swarms
should send word to Ed-he will be
Johnny -on-the spot.
Eilber Il Barth, Yale's hustling har-
ness dealers. ARE now nicely located in
their new brick building. The sales
room is large and will accommodate
| the lncredSeu SIOUX tHey eApeCJ W duu
to their already large line. The work
room is light and airy and dandy
place to work. Both men have worked
up a large trade since locating in Yale
and are accommodating, courteous gen.
tlemen. We can say without contra
diction that they have as fine, if not a
finer business place than you can find
in the state in city Of this size. Sue
cess to them.
VIM. ii. Fletcher drove the editor
over to Robert Kettlewell's Tuesday
afternoon where barn raising took
place. About 12o men were there and
the work of putting up the large frame
was accomplished without any jar or
accident. The dimensions of the barn
are main part 40 x IS, wing 3d. 40.
The farm is known as the Warner
Simmons place and one of the oldest
in that section. At about 7:30 the men
sat down to three long tables laden
with everything to satisfy the inner
man and all the old boys having work
ed hard and being hungry did justice
to the layout.
| The editor of the Expositor accepted