The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-08-24
Local and Otherwise.

Geo. Wilcox and family have moved
into the Merrill flat.
Elder II. A. Cope will occupy the
pulpit in the Nj. p. church next Sunday
A new steam heating system is being
installed in Sacret Heart church instead
OF the hot air system.
a. f Jackson was at Dawson last
week where he raced his PAGER Starlight
This week he is at Vassar.
A band of Gypsies invaded the city
Wednesday and visited the different
business places telling fortunes.
Hazel Sponenberg, well known in
ale has accepted a position as trimmer
in millinery store at Olivet.
The Sunday school from the Disciple
church drove to Curriers' woods north
of Yale, on Wednesday and enjoyed a
picnic day.
Thos. Wark was taken very sick one
day last week and has since been con-
fined to his bed. 1t is hoped he may
soon recover his usual good health.
A Cleaner ball and supper will be
given in Mckinney Hall, Old Brock.
way, Wednesday evening, August 30.
Port Huron music in attendance. a
good time is promised. Bill including
supper Sl00, Everybody cordially in
vited.
The Misses Merle aud Beulah Bene
diet gave a most pleasureable evening
at their home in Brown City Wednes.
day. Eighteen or twenty young people
went up from Yale and enjoyed them
selves greatly at cards. \ dainty lunch
was served.
A car load of well broke horses,
ranging in age from | to 8 years, will
be offered for sale at Palmer House
barns, Capac on Saturday, Aug. rs.
These are all good ones, mostly mares.
Sale begins at one o'clock sharp. Geo.
Martin, proprietor. w. ii. Wills, auc-
tioneer.
VIM. HaZelman, of Milan, Mich, has
moved his horses and machinery onto
the Chas. +. Schmidt farm recently
purchased by him and will spend sew
eral weeks doing fall blowing. He
does not take possession of the place
until March next. Mr.. Schmidt is un-
decided what he will go at but expects
to remain here.
Fire escapes have been placed OH the
school building under the direction of
the State Factory Inspector. Deputy
Inspector Carlton was up from Port
Huron last week and pronounced the
placing of the fixtures as satisfactory.
The exterior woodwork of the school
building is being reprinted, Dusty Nc
Donald doing the work.
In Rev. u. III. Cases absence, Rev. +.
ligott Simpkin of Croswell. preached
i'm the Presbyterian church last Sunday
and gave two excellent sermons which
were appreciated by the congregation.
Mr. Simpkin is an Englishman and his
(hs) are quite noticeable by their alb.
sence, but he is an earnest, fluent speak
er and reasons from deep thought.
DR.. Turrell has decided to move to
Detroit where he recently entered into
o-partnership with another physician
with offices on Gratiot avenue. The
DR.. has many friends and established
a large and lucrative practice during
his stay here but believes the oppor-
tunites in the city are greater than in
a country town. Here's hoping he may
meet with unlimited success in his new
location.
will be occupied by an entirely new list
of ministers next year. Rev. Case of
the first Presbyterian church has re-
signed as also has Rev. Haton of the
Mechanic Street Church of Christ.
Rev. Caswell has remained here as long
as the conference of the Free Methodist
church will permit him to. Revs. Sax
bee and Gilchriese are the only ones
who are likely to stay
Occasionally we are asked why we do
not publish all that happens. 1t is
fortunate for these particular individ-
uals that discretion occasionally de-
mands the omission of unpleasant
items. Should we publish all that is
told us we would be with the angels in
about 20 minutes after our paper was
mailed. We try to print all items that
are news, or that will encourage, help
or cheer any of our citizens along life's
rugged road. We all doubtless would
enjoy reading call the news" when it's
about the other fellow, but we never
cared to lend aid to the gossips in the
spreading of scandals that only leave
sorrows in their trail.
Rev. &. f. Caswell will preach his
farewell sermon at the Free Methodist
church next Sunday evening and will
leave Monday morning for Flint where
the quarterly conference will be held.
Mr.. Caswell has spent the past three
years as pastor of this charge and has
made many friends all of whom re-
greet to know he must leave for new
field of labor having remained here the
limit conference will allow ministers to
stay in one place. lie is a man of ex-
emplaryChrlstian character and devoted
to the work in which he is engaged
The Expositor joins with host of
friends in wishing him every success in
his good work.
Few people knew that an incipient
blaze was discovered on Sunday which
might have proved a serious and costly
affair, if willing workers hadn't been
on hand to quickly extinguish the
flames. AS Ross Anderson was going
from Minnie's meat market to the barn
in the rear, he noticed that the roof of
the shed connected with DIR. Cyne's
building, occupied by Mrs. Eva Black as