The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-05
Local and Otherwise.

A competent person will have charge
OF j.. X. Cards studio during his alb
sence.
Deckerville fair and races next week
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
Born to the wife of Walter Smith of
Mary street on Monday, september I'd,
daughter
Born TO the wife of Charles Hoskn
in Yale on Tuesday, September 3, 1912,
a twelve pound boy.
An eight-inch sewer is being laid OH
the west side of kennefick street, be-
tween Mill and Mechanic.
Miss Vera Mclaughlin will be at
at home after September 10th, and will
give private lessons on piano at her
home.
Our hustling merchant, j. Nj. Smith,
on the corner of Main and North
streets is entertaining a daughter who
arrived at his home on Monday, Sept.
2. Congratulations.
Alvin Lewis who went to Sask atche-
wan some time ago in the hopes of re
gaining his health died at Coronation
recently and his remains will be
brought to Yale for burial
The Republican County Convention
for st. Clair county Will be held at Pt.
Huron on Tuesday, Sept. 10, at which
time delegates will be elected to the
state convention, county committee
men selected and other business trans
acted.
Elder Hosmer who has been pastor
of the Yale Free Methodist church for
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charge another year. His parishiOners
and the public generally are well pleas
ed that Mr.. Hosmer will be with us
again.
In publishing the list of teachers en-
gagged for the coming year in our pub
lie schools we Internationally omitted
the name of. Miss Roy, first grade
teacher. We reproduce the list com
plete in this issue and humbly beg the
pardon of Miss Roy for the previous
omission.
The extreme heat of Sunday last cul-
minated in severe electrical storms
throughout the night and early Monday
morning. Rain fell in torrents, seem
ing to want to drown everything out.
Monday was sultry, hot day, Tuesday
was fair cool and beautifully fresh
while Wednesday and today were again
up in the nineties.
The Evangelistic meetings conducted
by ID. Ii. Jackson, of Jordan, Ont, in
the Church of Christ north and east of
Yale closed on Wednesday The at
tendance was large at each service and
much interest was manifest at all
times. Mr.. Cady is well pleased at the
success of the meetings and the good
that has been brought about.
Among the unusual attractions at
the Thumb District Fair at Pt. Huron
will be Cameron, having a worlds
reputation of as the iron man. Among
some of the feats accomplished 10y this
man of wonderful muscular develop
ment is pulling successfully against a
team of draft horses. He will put his
strength against any team that can be
produced. Another feat of CamerOni's
is lifting great weights by his teeth.
Owing to the great interest in politi-
cal matters at the present time, the
Thumb District Fair officials have adj
ded a political department to three
days of their fair. Wednesday, Sept
IL, will be Governors Day; Thursday,
the II, United States Senator's Day,
dlu j Iludy, Illt IObDJ SOulJy OHCcIS
Day. Invitations have been extended
to the candidates of all the parties for
these offices and they will greet their
friends on the respective designated
days.
The Thumb District Fair at Port
Huron September 10th, 18th, 18th and
18th promises to be splendid exposi-
ton and to do credit to the varied in
terests of this section of Michigan.
The early entries received at the office
of the Secretary indicate that all the
departments are to be well filled, espec.
tally numerous being the entries of
livestock The efforts of this Fair AS
ISOLATION to promote the interests of
the Thumb merit the highest common
dation. There should be large at
tendance at the Fair from this section.
The Association offers $4,000 in prize
money, spends $1,000 in free attrac-
tions and puts up $1,000 in purses for
horse racing. Three races are on the
program for each afternoon.