The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-08-31
light frost Tuesday night.

Miss Lille Cooper, OF Detroit, VIII
sing solo at the NJ. +. church next
Sunday morning.
Bert Travis, who resides near Port
Huron, brought fine driving horse to
Yale Tuesday for DIR. n. Pollock.
Secretary Galbraith sends us COM
plimentary tickets to the North Branch
Fair and Races to he held Sept. Is to
Is. Thanks.
Two days races at Riverside Driving
Park, Yale, Sept. 10 and 20. Further
announcement and purses will he pub
lished next week.
Miss Cecil Currier, of Almont, known
to many Yale young people, was united
in marriage to DR.. Spencer, of Waverly,
n. y. Oh Wednesday of this week.
Ethel Martin will teach in the Gray
school near CrosWell the coming year
She received second grade certificate
at the August examination in Sanilac
county this year.
Mrs. Walter Cheesman received the
~. piece dinner set given away at Geo.
A. Minis Aug. "a, for being the one
who made the most cash purchases
during the month.
Daniel Dyer, formerly Of the Case
vile Critic, and also the Yale Hustler,
is now located in Akron, editing the
Leader. Here's Wishing him much sue.
cess in his new town.
Two-color auction sale bills at the
Exposition Office. See samples before
you order. These are printed on card
board and are sure winners. They
won't tear or blow down.
n N,I,. 10. i
delegate to the general conference OF
the Methodist Protestant church 10 be
held at Baltimore the first week in May
1912, at the recent conference.
There were % tickets to Detroit and
Is to Port Huron on the Sunday excur-
sion. On Monday SO were sold to the
tunnel the occasion being the Barnum
81 Bailey show in Port Huron.
DR.. A. Pollock S new office corner of
Main and Wood streets is up and the
plasterers have finished their work. AS
soon as the painters and decorators get
through the DR.. will move in which will
be sometime in September.
Ralph Fuller, formerly Richmond
young man, and nephew of l.. Roy
Fuller of our city, is meeting with sue
cess in his chosen work that of artist.
The publisher of Life paid him SS135
for two pictures he drew for them. He
is working for the Chicago News.
Forty-three members of the Stanley
family met at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Stanley of Melvin to celebrate the
fourth annual reunion. A very pleas
ant time was enjoyed. Mrs. John
Weaver and Mrs. Jonathan Thompson,
of Chicago, formerly of Yale, were UNI
able to be present.
II. j. Minnie will receive a carload of
peaches either today or tomorrow and
will have them for sale at Central
Meat Market. Prices from $l.25 to
$500 All yellow freestones. If you
want peaches be sure and be on hand.
They will go quickly. You will not
be able to buy them as cheap again
this season.
Rev. w. Ii. Cole has been assigned to
the Capac charge of the Methodist
Protestant church for next year. Rev.
and Mrs. Cole did good work while in
y ale in building the new brick church
and adding to the membership and it
is with regret their many friends learn
that they will leave for other fields of
Abor.
AS Burnell Wight was working at the
stand in front of HOlden's meat market,
Saturday evening, making hamburg
sandwiches the grease in the bottom of
the gasoline stove blazed up beyond
control and in his attempt to remove
the stove into the street his right arm
was quite badly burned. His father
dressed the wound and now Bud is
carrying his arm in sling.
Neal Evans and son Bert, who have
been trusted employees at Central Meat
Market of II. j. Minnie for a number
of years, have rendered their resigna-
tions and as soon as their positions can
be filled they will take up farming as
an occupation. The family will move
onto the Fred Duquette place north and
east of Yale and will also work the
Benz Evans farm northwest of here.
The members and adherents of Yale
and West Brockway circuit of the
Methodist Protestant church are pleas
ed to learn that Rev. Saxbee will re-
main here another year as the confer
ence stationing committee has assigned
him to this charge. Mr.. SaXbee is q
man of sterling qualities and an earn
est worker in the cause. The EXPOSE
ing him back.
G. ;. Cochrane reports that the Mr..
Sterling who accompanied Buster
Brown and family to Yale two weeks
ago, was accdently killed by Grand
Trunk train at Battle Creek last week.
1t seems that Mr.. Sterling did not hear
the warning cries of the train men and
stepped in front of the moving train,
was run over dying almost instantly
Mr.. Sterling was veteran salesman of
the Brown Shoe Co. of st. Louis.
On Friday evening of last week Mrs.
J. A. MenZies entertained Beulah
Benedict, Mayme Currier, Ada and Nell
Beard, Fred Currier, Alex Sayles, Clyde
Cochrane and Leslie MenZies, the same
crowd she chaperoned at Holland
Beach this summer. Five hundred
was the amusement Of the evening,
Fred Currier carrying off high honOrs
and Alex Sayles the consolation. Ev-
eryone reports having very pleasant
time.
Anna Parkinson while driving TO