The Yale expositor., 1912-05-09

rounds May lst.
The street sprinkler was out for the
first time last Saturday.
Rose NJ. Wernette, chiropractor, will
be N ale Friday, May 10.
Warm rains of the past week has
started vegetation to boom.
The Richmond egg wagon has started
making regular trips to Yale.
Street Commissioner Henry flushed
the hydrants the first of the week.
George Bentley, of Aylmer West, Ont.
is on visit to Yale friends this week.
Fishing on Mill creek is INDUCED in
by both professional and amateur an
glers these days and quite good catches
are reported.
Mrs. George Edgar Evans is in a
critical condition from cancer Of the
throat. She can eat no food but is fed
OH cows milk.
Bert HOlden's family will leave for
CharlevoiX in about two weeks and Mr..
and Mrs. +. W. Mercer will then Oc.
cupy the Holden house.
w. L., Grigg, chiropractor, has an
adv. in this issue of the Exposition. His
headquarters for the present are at the
Harrington Hotel, Yale.
Be sure and attend the entertain.
ment given by the Ladies' Benevolent
Society of the Sacred Heart church
next Tuesday evening in Central Hall.
Admission 20 cts.
Len Nc Waters and family have this
week moved into their new home on :.
Main street and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kerr are getting settled into the house
vacated by Mr.. McWat5rs.
James laval, while driving along the
roadway, his horse became frightened
at an automobile, throwing him out of
the buggy and injuring his knee. lie
has since been walking with a limp.
Tuesday was about the first ideal
summer day this season followed by
warmth on Wednesday but today the
winds howl like they do in the fall and
the atmosphere feels rather wintery.
G.. b. DOty, of Michigan, gave lee
ture OH Socialism at Central Hall, Sat.
urday evening last. The hall was fairly
learn more of this subject that is
awakening the minds of the people to
day.
w. A. Holden of Brown City has
purchased the grocery store corner of
ElmwOod and Cherry streets in Port
Huron and took possession Monday.
He will no doubt move his family to
Port Huron instead of Gladwin as pre-
yiously anticipated.
Robert W. Menerey, a pioneer Of
Brockway township and Yale, died at
Coleman, where he had made his home
for the past few years, Thursday, May
3, 1912. The funeral and interment
will be at Coleman on Sunday. We
will publish a full obituary next week
j. b. Paisley is building an upper
deck to the porch in front of the Pals.
ley hotel which will make an ideal spot
for his guests to sit on warm after.
noon or evening. Besides this i'm.
provement 10 the exterior of the build
ing he has added cushion rockers to
the lobby on the interior.
Regular meeting of Yale Grange next
Wednesday evening, May ID, at 800.
This meeting will be specially social
one. A program is being prepared. All
members requested to be present and
be served. Bring well filled baskets.
TIL. Parkinson, Master.
}. w. Harrington has workmen ell
gagged tearing down the old sheds in
the rear of his hotel and will soon be-
gin erecting an addition to be used as
sleeping rooms and storehouse. The
addition will give Mr.. Harrington
more room to take care of his increas-
ing trade. The Harrington is the new
name for this hostelry.
Mrs. Julia Ferguson, widow of Henry
Ferguson, was found dead in her room
at the home west of Yale Tuesday
morning, May Z, 1912. Death was sup.
posed to be due from heart disease.
Funeral services were held Thursday
at one p. m. from the NJ. p. church,
Elder Clark officiating, assisted by
Rev. Saxbee. Obituary next week.
When person has friend located
along the shores of lake Huron or st.
Clair river and remembers him by
sending a mess of fresh fish in season,
one feels that he is in luck. This week
Stanley Wilson, of Port Hope, sent a
number of fine lake minnOws to Grant
Holden and it goes without saying that
Grant and his family enjoyed the treat.
In a letter from Bert Holden this
week he encloses several views OF
Charlevoix buildings and states that
he likes the place very much so far.
lie thinks CharlevoiX people are
strong on lamb, as the shop he is con
nected with cuts up about 80 lambs
week besides selling that many more
to the boats. Bert wants the Elk
posltor sent to him, not intending to
forget home folks.
The second Sunday in May has
the distinction of being Mothers
Day. Services in honor of the
mother and in recognition of her
faithfulness, gentleness and devotion
to the home are held in many of the
churches and in most of the Sunday
schools. The white carnation has
been selected as the flower to be
worn on the corsage, belt, or coat
lapel on Mothers Day.
DIR. Clyne is the happy preseason of
a new +. M. +. touring car, Ed Andreae
and Mrs. Lena Andreae have beauti.
full new Chalmers of latest model, Reid
Bros. have traded their Flanders 20 for
a new Overland, Free Crysler exchanged