The Yale expositor., 1912-06-13

The long summer vacation has be-
gun.
Ice cream social at Cole church
June 81. Everybody invited
Childrens day exercises at the M. r.
church Sunday next at 1870 i. M.
The weather for the past week has
been more like October than June.
Prepare 10 pay your taxes. City
taxes will be due and payable July lst.
Rev. l.. Clark will preach in the
Free Methodist church next Sunday
evening
Fred j. Wilt is making improvements
to his dwelling on Main street by build
ing new cement porch.
l.. j. Flynn who has been seriously
i'll at the Hotel Crysler for the past
four weeks is able to be out.
The Ladies Aid Society of Cole
church will meet with Mrs. Calvin
Russell Wednesday, June 10.
The work of the final examinations
is through with for the year. The
pupils are glad and so are the teach
ers.
Lew Zinzo raised the frame to a
large barn on his farm south a and
west of here on Tuesday. There was
large turnout and everything went
well.
Edward Cecil Babcock a prominent
Sanilac and st. Clair county lawyer for
81 years, died in Port Huron on Tues
day night. lie was taken to Sandusky
for burial.
Rev. H. l.. Wakes. OF Standish,
preached in the Free Methodist
church Sunday morning and evening
last. The sermon was appreciated by
all present.
Mrs. Euphemia Howell who has
been confined to her home for some
time by sickness, is now somewhat
improved. Sarah Williams has been
caring for her.
The p. M. has renamed its division
lines in this vicinity. What was for
merly known as the Port Austin and
Saginaw divisions are now placed in
the Buffalo division
Dr. Robert A. McGregor the Ublyph
slian, received life sentence behind
prison bars and was taken to Jackson
prison Oh Wednesday. He expects to
be granted new trial.
H. +. Pratt has purchased the North
End barber shop of Roy Phillips and
is now in possession. He will make
several changes on the interior in
the way of painting and redecorating.
The contest for the Grand Upton
xph oh al
months at J. NJ. Smiths general store
was ended on saturday last, Mrs. W..
r. Bryce being the lucky one to secure
it.
Lew Etchells, while riding his motor
cycle one day recently, set the brake
too suddenly throwing him forward
his knee striking the lamp breaking
the knee cap. He will be laid up for
five or six weeks.
Electric motors have been installed
in Fiber Il Barth's harness shop and
Middleton Il Doelle's elevator. The
date is not far distant when Yale will
have all day electric service and then
many more motors will be used.
Wellington Newell and family at
tended the Walker reunion at Marlette
Wednesday and he reports to us that
30 persons were present. 1t is an an
nual affair and all the families taking
part enjoy the occasion very much.
The condition of Fred, the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Andreae,
is much more favorable this week
and it is thought now that he will
get along nicely. Dr.. lnglis, of De-
troit, was here one day in cosulta-
ton.
J. w. Harrington has had cement
f0otings put in at the edge of the side.
walk in front of his hotel and as soon
as the material arrives will build We.
randa over the sidewalk. This addi-
ton will make the exterior of the hotel
rather metropolitan i'll appearance
An addition is being built in the rear
which will give better accommodation
for his guests,
Childrens day services were
thoroughly enjoyed by large au-
diences at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning last at II o'clock.
The church was nicely decorated and
the program prepared was well
rendered. At the Disciple church
here also the children did themselves
and teachers credit This day in
each year is one not to be missed as
always it is so thoroughly enjoyed
by the little ones.
w. +. Brown, of Lapeer, candidate
for the congressional Nomination OH the
Republican ticket in the seventh district
of Michigan at the primaries August
~, was in Yale Tuesday, visiting among
the electors. Hecalled at the Expositor
Office and during his short visit assured
us that his chances for winning appeard
bright wherever he had been in the dis
trict. Mr.. Brown is scholarly gentle
man, has had great deal of experience
in courts and state politics and is a
very pleasant person to meet.
Charles ID. Beard, first assistant cash
Ter of the Commercial Bank, Port
Huron, dropped dead while attending
the annual convention of the Michigan
Bankers association at Kalamazoo on
Wednesday morning just after his ar.
rival in that city. Mr. Beard had been
connected with the Commercial Bank
for the past % years, having started as
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