The Yale expositor., 1912-09-26
Local and Otherwise.
Too much rain,

nesday evening, Oct. 2.
Ed. Sheehy shipped four carloads of
stock to the Buffalo market last Satur-
day.
Fred Taylor has added brand new
roller awning to the front of his gro
Gerry store.
The roof for the new addition to the
Harrington Hotel is being put on and
work on the interior will be pushed.
Fair and races at Inlay City October
to 8. The biggest and best three
days entertainment ever held in that
town.
Rainl rain go away and come some
other day after our farmers take care
of their beans, corn and other late
crops.
John Conroy went to Detroit hos.
pltal instead of Ann ArbOr He sur.
vived the operation and is getting
along nicely.
Joe ROsenthal of Detroit is the new
clerk in his brothers clothing store.
Clarence Umphrey is assistant after
school hours.
l.. II. Miller of Mt Clemens, factory
inspector for this district, made the
Exposition office pleasant visit Off
cially Tuesday.
Edighotfer Bros. and Henry WEIGH
have decorated their windows with
neat new attractive signs advertising
their businesses.
E. M. Young and family have moved
to Urbana, Ohio, where Mr.. Young has
employment. The best of good wishes
go with them to their new home.
The work on the Methodist Protes-
tent parsonage is progressing. 1t is
hoped to have the building completed
and ready for occupancy before snow
| flies.
The coffee given on Mrs. George Nc
lntyre's porch last Thursday evening
for the benefit of the M. +. church was
largely attended. About Sl4 were rea
| liZed.
The secretary of the Armada Agri-
cultural Society has our thanks for
| complimentary tickets to the fortieth
annual fair held at that place Oct. I'd,
Sd and 4th.
According to the Marette Leader.
Robert Fletcher, brother of Will Fet-
cher of this city, is moving his family
to Omard where Mr. Fletcher has pur-
chased an elevator and grist mill.
John f. Walker brought to this office
peck of fine large potatoes grown on
the DR.. Lathrop place now owned by
Mr.. Walker, Every potato in the sack
weighs pound or more. Thanks.
The white grub is getting in its
deadly work on the potatoes and the
tubers are being dug as fast as possible
to prevent its depredations. 1t is said
the potatoes will rot quickly this year.
Allan Swartz who purchased farm
near Brown City last spring will move
to the place and take possession the
coming week. Here's hoping that
prosperity accompanies him to his new
location.
The Expositor has large adv. this
week for the INLAY City fair telling of
the many attractions to be shown at
the fair Oct. to 3. A better display
of farm stock and products will be ex-
hibited this year than ever before.
A change in the schedule of time for
running the passenger trains on the
Saginaw division went into effect sun
day last. The morning train east de.
parts from Yale at $3.50, the west
bound train at $40. In the evening
west at I.ll, east at o:lS.
Remember the social dancing party
to be given under the auspices of the
Il. ). ID. Club in Mckinney hall, Old
Brockway, on Thursday evening next,
Oct. Bird. Music by McKanlass three.
piece orchestra. Bill $l.0O. A cordial
invitation extended to everybody.
sunday was very disagreeable day.
Rain set in Saturday night and kept
up all day Sunday. The past spring
and summer has been terror to every
body. 1t is hoped the fall will be more
agreeable although it has started in
wrong.
The Middleton drain which is advef.
tised in this issue will be let at Geo.
Middleton's on Monday, Sept. 80, 1912,
by County Drain Commissioner Cava.
nagh Bids will be received for the
extending, deepening, widening and
cleaning out.
A petition signed by number of
freeholders will be presented to the
city council asking that the street run.
ming west from Main street, now known
as West North street, be changed to
Park avenue. This street has been
built up with many fine residences in
the past few years and others are ex.
pected to be built soon. Many other |
improvements such as cement side |
walks, electric lights, ETC., are contem-
plated.
Notice is given by number of free
holders of the township of st. Clair |
that application will be made to the |
board of supervisors of st. Clair county |
at its next meeting to be held at Port |
Huron on October 18th, that a certain |
territory lying and being east of the
section line dividing sections one,
twelve, thirteen, twenty four and
twenty five of town 5 north range Is |
east from sections 8, Z, IL, 10 and 80 of
fracti nal township north Of range II |
east and lying south of the town line
dividing the townships st. Clair and |
Port Huron and west of the st. Clair
river and north of the line dividing the
city of st. Clair from the township of
st. Clair be detached from said town.
ship of st. Clair be erected and organ
lied into new township, to be called
the township of Riverside.
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