The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-08-15
Local and Otherwise.

The Silver Family will be in Yale
next Saturday.
Purses to the amount of $3.50 are
hung up for Yale Races Aug. 20 and 20.
Mary Clark is now employed as clerk
in Beavis ~ Hutchinson's general store.
Born to Rev. and Mrs. Ira Miller of
Caro- on Friday August 9, a daughter.
Duncan Mckeith of Brown City is
recovering from his recent attack of
typhoid fever.
Elder j. II. Patton on account of i'll
ness is unable to meet his appointment
in Yale next sunday.
j. +. Walker has sold his 80 acre
| farm, one mile north and one half mile
west of this city, known as the Lathrop
place, to Geo. Noll of Melvin.
John Hutton and Staley IL Bricker
expect soon to put in new and modern
store fronts. Yale is never behind
when Improvements are needed
st. Clair County Pomona Grange
Basket Picnic and Rally at City Park,
Yale, on Wednesday, August II. A
fine program is arranged for the day.
A family reunion took place at the
home of Will Cole last Sunday. The
day was pleasantly spent and an enjoy
able dinner was served by the hostess.
A quantity of premium lists for the
Thumb District Fair have been left at
Geo. Mclntyre's implement store and
those wishing them may call and secure
same.
Co. &. 3rd Michigan National Guards
passed through Yale by Pere Mar
quette train Wednesday morning en-
route for LudingtOn where they will
go into camp.
w. f. Rub has put in curbing along
the front of his Mechanic street resi-
dence property Fred Mathews will
also make the same improvement OH
the opposite side of the street.
The typhoid fever epidemic seems to
have abated but very little. Several
cases are reported at Brown City.
Every possible precaution should be
taken to keep this disease at distance.
We neglected to publish the st. Clair
County Pomona Grange basket picnic
and rally program to be given in the
city park, Yale, on Wednesday, August
Il, in our last issue. 1t appears in full
in this issue.
Isaac Menerey has received word
from his daughter, Mrs. Vandermuhl
who short time ago with her husband
sailed from New York for Germany,
that they had arrived safely and enjoy
ed pleasant voyage.
The weather the past week has been
somewhat warmer and more adapted
to this season of the year. 1t is hoped
we may have few weeks of dry hot
weather to put corn and late crops in
better condition for harvesting.
Fred Chamberlain who moved to
Jeddo several months ago to establish
lumber yard, will add another building
to his plant. He reports that business
is unusually good. Fred's Y ale friends
will be pleased to learn of his doing
well.
Judge Law Tuesday morning released
Lee Emery Of Port Huron on proba
ton, giving him chance to make
good. Emery recently eloped to Sarnia
with Croswell girl, and was arrested
a short time ago for stealing type
writer.
We are in receipt of an invitation
from Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Munton of
Morgan, Mich, requesting the honor of
the presence of the editor and wife at
the marriage of their daughter Alice
Beatrice to Mr.. Raymond w. Knapp of
Yale on Wednesday, August 2Sth at
half past two o'clock.
The cool and damp weather that
has prevailed during the past month
has seriously hampered the business at
the summer resorts. Owners of vari-
Gus recreation spots along the ST. Clair
and other places are praying that Old
Sol will cease his present tactics and
send some good summer temperature.
Bert Silver's Model Tent Show and
SILVER Family Band, will be in Yale
Saturday Aug. II. This show is one
of the very best visiting Yale and this
season it is larger and better than ever.
They have fourteen acts on their pro-
gram, and all first class, nearly all new
people have been engaged for the Sea
son of 1912.
We regret that, because of ill health
Purl Harding has been obliged to dis
pose of the Melvin Gazette. The pap
er has been purchased by w. l.. Banis
ter of Chicago who, in turn, has rented
the same to A. Ii. Paterson, former
publisher of the Gazette. Both the re.
firing editor and the new publisher
have our sincerest wishes for success.
ALI Carey residing north of Yale was
arrested for being drunk and disorderly
Monday evening and placed in the city
bastile for the night. Tuesday morn
ing he was brought before Justice Mer.
rill and plead guilty to the charge and
fined Slj and costs which he paid and
was released. Yale is getting to be a
hot bed for DRINKS and disorderlies to
congegate in and indulge in fights and
drunken braws. The Expositor will
hereafter publish the names of those
disturbing the peace and quiet Of our
city. If you are anxious to see your
names in print keep on making your
selves obnoxious. A word to the wise