The Yale expositor., 1912-06-06
Local and Otherwise.
Sheep shearing time.

Only four weeks more from today
is the glorious 4th of July.
Western Bloomer Girl base ball team
at city park tomorrow friday after
noon.
Soon be time to pay your city
taxes.
John N. Zavitk is sick at his home
in SpeaZer
Voters who have not enrolled have
opportunity to do so until June 81
The Expositor goes to nearly every
house on the seven rural routes out
of Yale.
j. B. Paisley has workmen engaged
repalnting the exterior woodwork on
the Paisley hotel.
Saturday of this week is the day
the grand piano will be given away
at J. NJ. Smiths.
Il don't look at all WE'LL" says the
neglected dooryard, "but | am able
to be around the house"
A number of people from Croswell
autoed over to attend the installation
services Tuesday evening.
Yale people are experiencing two
kinds Of showers at present, the rain
kind and the bridal kind.
Quantities of wool coming to market
these days and our dealers are paying
the highest market price.
Mrs. Frank Phillips has resumed
her old position as clerk in Beavis &
llutchinson's general store.
Dr. j. b. Stevens is Frightening up
the exterior OF his office building by
giving it fresh coat of paint.
Had you noticed as you journey
on, that cheap men, and cheap mo-
or cars, make the most noise?
Workmen are busy putting in the
drain for Mrs. f.. j Blacks new build.
ing. Work Oh the foundation will be
started at once.
Brick and other material is being
hauled to the site flor the building of
new brick school house in the
Carless district
Vint Mcdonald was feeling happy
Monday morning over the arrival of
a bouncing boy at his home in Flint
on Sunday, June ,.
China's new flag is composed of
five horizontal bars: red, yellow,
blue, white and black 1t is said to
look quite modern.
Bert Mcdonald has had the grounds
around his kenneck street residence
graded and seeded down, max ing de.
clded Improvement in the appearance
A pleasant evening was spent at o.
+. ;, chapter Wednesday, by about
sixty members. Regular work, initia-
ton, program and refreshments made
full evening,
Frank Jackson, who is clerking
for John McNally in Port Huron,
will move his family to that city this
week. Frank has a good position
and is doing well.
a Sunday school Convention will be
held i'll the Allen church, Kenockee,
Thursday, June 13. An interesting
program is prepared for morning,
afternoon and evening.
Armada township board has voted to
build mile of state reward road run.
ming north from the village. This is
their first move along that line, and is
a step in the right direction.
The Orangemen are making
Ia Npui ntiOuo lOl 81 anu tSlSDId
at Yale on July 18th. A good pro-
gram is being arranged and an inter
esting time may be looked for.
Word has been received from How
ard l.. Holmes of Detroit announcing
the death of his mother Mrs. A. J.
Holmes on May 28th, 1912. Interment
III Memphis cemetery the thirtieth.
Allan Swartz has sold his farm of
80 acres known as the Cameron proper
ty east of Yale to Theodore Ullrich;
consideration $500. Mr. Swartz has
purchased a farm near, Brown City
Geo. Cavanagh and family have
moved to Detroit where they will
make their home. Geo. and Justin
have engaged in the grocery busi-
ness in that city. Success to you.
swat 'em in the parlor; swat 'em
in the hall; swat 'em spring and sum-
mer; | swat 'em in the fall. | swat
em Oh the ceiling;I swat 'em on the
floor. I'll have to keep Oh swatting
till | mend that old screen door.
Jaspar II. Keyes of Lexington will
resume the publication of the Mel
vim Gazette for Paul Harding who is
still on the sick list. Mr.. Keyes is
an old veteran at newspaper business
and his success with the Gazette is
assured
II. g. Garrett, stage driver between
Peck and Yale, has purchased new
Ford automobile which he uses OH the
route and III his livery business at
Peck. He has every convenience to
take care of travelling men and the
public generally and is kept busy all
the time.
Our young friend John ). Dullie of
New Orleans, La, who has been travel.
ling i'm Central and South America for
Flnlay Dicks q Co., wholesale drug.
gists, was in Yale Saturday on "a visit
to oldtime friends and acquaintances.
On his return he will go to Brazil and
spend year.
Mrs. VIM. Lee, who has been i'll with
consumption for year or more, died
i'm the tent OH the lot just north of the
II. Nj. depot last Thursday, May 80.
The funeral was held OH Saturday and
interment made in ElmwoOd cemetery.
A husband and three small children
,.a ~ a IN, fn ,,,nnr, ba loo.