The Yale expositor., 1911-10-05


Yale is well represented at the Inlay
City fair this week
n. Buell. of Detroit, was i'm Yale the
first of the week on business.
Born to the wife of Fred Sheardy,
west OF Yale, saturday, Sept. 30, II, q
daughter.
Fred Vanskiver has been quite sick
the past week, but is some better at
present writing.
+. Manary is employed in A. V.
Parmlee's furniture store in place of M.
ID. Ward who has moved away.
First number of lecture course i'm
Central Hall, Monday evening, Oct g.
Buy a ticket for the full course.
OF course you will all be ut the races
next Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 10
and IL. Yale is preparing for big
crowd
John Smelling has built building in
the rear of DR.. j. b. Stevens veterinary
office to be used by his French dry
cleaning Quilt.
Chas. Montney was at Port Huron
Monday attending a meeting of the
Soldiers Relief Board Of st. Clair coun-
ty Of which he is member.
iiu' b' IL l'dlOll Will DtuCll Ill Int
Brick Chapel next Sunday afternoon
and evening at 300 and 200 O'clock
The public in general is invited to at
tend these services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Montney, old
and respected residents of our city,
were married iifty-one years on Mon
day. year ago they celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary.
Harvey Wilcox and family have
moved onto their farm in Greenwood
township. The dwelling house vacated
by them on Mechanic street will be oc-
cupied by Fred Taylor and family.
DR.. w. G. Wight has the foundation
to his new residence laid and the car.
penters are busy at the frame work.
He hopes to have the building far
enough along to occupy it December LIST.
John Forester and Miss Lucy Wiley,
or Greenwood, were married at the M.
L. parsonage Yale, Wednesday, Oct. 4,
1911, by Rev. j. w. Saxbee. The happy
couple boarded the evening train for a
short wedding trip.
James Sertling has returned from
his trip to the Canadian Northwest.
he says that it is great country, fertile
soil that grows bumper crops, and that
it is developing fast but for place to
live give him good old Michigan.
James Battice and Emma Water
worth were married in Port Huron
Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1911, by Rev. Hoff-
man. The young couple will spend a
weeks honeymoon at Sault Ste Marie
before returning to their home near
Yale.
Our citizens should keep their wealth
er eyes out and secure their business
places and homes against burglars who
are at work in nearby towns. A little
precautlon will do no harm and alto
gether prevent any burglaries taking
place.
Until President Taft makes his an
nual proclamation in regard to Thanks
giving day it will be a question for de-
bate which Thursday will be celebrated
as turkey day, as there are five Thurs
days in November this year, the 23rd
and Both being the last two.
Two errors crept into the Expositor
last week which we now correct. In
speaking of the anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruh's wedding, it should have
read 18th instead of 1lth In announc-
ing the birth of child to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Dudley, of Blackduck, Mimi, it
should have been son instead of daugh-
ter.
Aaron Windsor has made many de-
cided changes in his dwelling house
corner Kennefick and Wood streets, and
this week is putting in a hot water
heating system. When all the changes,
additions and improvements are com
pleted Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor will have
one of the most convenient and com
Portable houses in Yale.
Cass City is the record bean town in
Michigan, so it is said by those who
know. In the year ending Sept. 1, 1911,
III car loads of beans were shipped
from Cass City besides smaller lots less
than car loads and 5000 bushels of
culled beans. 1t is estimated that over
$225,OO0 has been paid to the farmers
in the year. Pretty good showing.
Roy Harvie, the young son of Mrs.
painful accident last Friday by having
three of the toes of his left foot taken
off by being run over by a street car.
while it was i'm motion when he slipped
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Harper hospital doing as well as could
be expected.
In letter from Mrs. w. w. Robins,
formerly Mrs. Ida Kelley, of Yale, she
informs us that they are located at
Tarpon Springs, Florida. They have
purchased 915 acres of land right on the
Gulf of Mexico, and had just turned
up a piece of ground for garden.
They are expecting to put in orange
trees on balance Of property. The
weather is fine and they are enjoying it
to the fullest extent.
James Keys drove into the city last
Saturday and when alighting from his
wagon in front of the Yale Shoe Store
slipped and fell striking on his head
and shoulders in the mud. Milton, one
of the firm of Edighoffer Bros, acted
the good Samaritan in taking the old
gentleman into the shoe store and
cleaning the mud from his garments.
No bones were broken or other injuries
sustained. Simply slight shaking up.
Thelma, the two-year-old daughter
| of Mr. and Mrs Guy Mulnyx died on