The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-07-04
Local and Otherwise.

George Windsor is engaged as plan
list at the Princess Theatre.
Beginning Saturday this week the
last deliveries from the stores will be
at 900 local time.
Len McWaters is having the interior
of his house vanished and the walls
decorated. 1t will be an uptodate resi-
dence when completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Smith, who
have been making their home at Nun
da, \. Y. for the past year, have
returned to Cleveland, residing at 1854
Payne avenue.
Rev. w. Ii. Cole of Capac will preach
the memorial sermon for the Orange
men on Sunday, July Z, at 1000 a. m.
at the Cole church, West BrOckway.
Everybody welcome.
Lake Huron's breezes called num-
Der of our citizens to its shores Oh the
4th. The rain Wednesday did not cool
the atmosphere at all, so the shore was
much more inviting.
Charlie Rounds told the editor on
the quiet that he was secretly watch
ing our frogpond across the street and
that as soon as they were large enough
he would invite us over for mess of
frogs legs, la Joe Bedore.
Annual school meeting of District
No. yale School distrct) next Mon
day evening, July 8. Every taxpayer
interested in the welfare of our public
schools should attend and take part
Matters of Importance will be brought
before the meeting.
Bert G. Preston president and man
ager of the Armada State bank has re.
signed and together with his wife will
spend the next few months travelling
throughout the country. Mr.. Preston
was the founder of the first bank in
Armada over ~ years ago.
Yale has a speed limit within the
city limits Of eight miles an hour.
Some drivers are exceeding that limit
and should they be called on the car
pet and asked to donate cash into the
Golfers of the city treasury no one will
be to blame but themselves. Take
warning.
The union transfer warehouse at
Clifford caught fire on Sunday of last
week but the flames were extinguished
before any great amount of damage
was done. Citizens of that place are
lamenting the fact that the uilding
did not burn as it is an eyesore to the
community.
On Wednesday of last week the par
ishoners of the Sacred Heart church
presented FIR. Cullinane with a new
Buick roadster. The gift is token of
the high esteem in which FIR. Cullinane
is held in this city and vicinity and as
a result he enjoys the pleasure derived
fro m tho pnaohipa oil tha mora
The Military street bridge at Port
Huron has been condemned by the city
commission and now City Clerk Ross
is advertising for bids for new bas-
cule bridge to replace the old structure.
1t will be 20 feet wide with forty foot
roadway, and the remaining space
divided between two sidewalks.
The case of Thomas l.. Wharton of
Yale VS.. DAVID VanConant was tried
before jury in Justice Davis court
on Wednesday afternoon. The case
was over hay loader sold to VanCon-
ant by Wharton. After hearing the
case the jury returned verdict of $25
in favor of Wharton.-Peck Times.
Announcements have been received
by friends of the bride residing in this
city, of the marriage of Miss Hazel
Livingstone of Mount Pleasant to Mr..
Robert Neil Sutton, on Tuesday, June
25 Mrs. Sutton is well known in this
city, having been teacher of modern
languages in the local high school at
one time.
There are 1864 weak minded patients
in Michigan and room for only
$50 in the Home for the Feeble
Minded at Lapeer. The directors of
the home will direct call upon the
next legislature for sufficient appropri-
atoms to permit the building of adj
treatment at this institution.
Residents of Marlette are up in arms
over the fact that someone who has a
grudge against automobiles is making
things miserable for the owners of cars
in that vicinity. Several times lately,
rails have been found laid across the
roads and two or three accidents have
been narrowly averted by discovering
the trap before the damage occurred.
o. ). Bristol, a well known resident
of AlmOnt was stricken with a cerebral
hemorrhage and died suddenly, at his
home on July Il. Deceased was vice
president of the Michigan Horticultural
Society and had held many prominent
offices within the county. The funeral
was held On Tuesday of last week and
was conducted by the Masonic Order.
The Port Huron Engine IL Thresher
Co. on Monday tested Bates gasoline
tractor with four bottom plows on the
farm of Daniel Foley in Emmett. A
large number of people were present
to witness the test. Mr.. Foley was so
well satisfied with the working of the
tractor that he bought the same. This
machine will pillow four burrows and
will cover ten acres of ground day.
Lexington is the live little town these
days and now that the resorts are all
open one may expect to find something
doing every minute. The people of this
hustling burg seem determined to keep
Lexington on the map and succeed by
never letting any one get away from
the fact that they have one of the incest
resorts along the shore. Now, when
that railroad gets that far we will ex-
pect even more from you.
Port Huron is promised new $4,000
Pere Marquette depot, also round
house and freight yards. The issue of
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