The Yale expositor., 1912-07-11
Local and Otherwise.

CIldS. hOuIluS is HdNluS Tie tAltTlOI
Of his residence painted.
Mrs. George Mcintyre entertained
the members of the Methodist choir
last Friday evening.
viii Losey and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a little daughter at
their home on July 4th.
Coon Il Lawrence have added the
Held Baked goods of Saginaw to their
stock of table supplies.
The A. f. u. will entertain in honor
of eleven new members at the lodge
rooms Monday evening next.
The members of the choir of the NJ.
+. church enjoyed picnic supper at
the park Wednesday evening.
After being out of commission all
year, the water trough has been repair
ed and is again doing service.
Fredda Holden has accepted the pO-
sition of preceptress of music in the
public schools at Delphi, Ind, for next
year.
There will be ball game at the city
park tomorrow friday afternoon be-
tween Marlette and Yale. Game starts
DIT $780,
Mrs. John Henry received the set of
dishes given away at the Princess The.
atre Monday night. Another set will
be presented next Monday.
The canning factory began opera
ton Tuesday on the canning of peas.
Owing to the extreme dry weather of
the last few weeks, only an average
yield is expected.
The residence of Bert Welch was
struck by lightning during the electrical
storm on Friday last and resulted in
considerable damage to the building.
No one was injured.
At meeting of the board Of directors
Of the First National Bank Tuesday
evening, n. b. Herbert was elected to
fill the vacancy on the board caused by
the death of Bart McNulty.
Henry Welch has been making sew
eral additions to the equipment of his
pool room. A large electric fan was
installed last week and now two of the
old tables are being replaced by new
ones.
Leatta Mihlethaler, who recently un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis at
a Saginaw hospital, was removed to
the home of her parents northeast of
VIC WY idot caIuiuay anu 10 oioNiy 10
operating
Misses Georgana Beavis and Fredda
Wallace entertained their young lady
friends at the formers home Wednes-
day evening in honor of Miss Agnes
Bright A kitchen shower was given
the guest of honor.
Special social meeting of the Yale
Grange on Wednesday evening, Jsly
II, at eight o'clock. A good program
is being prepared. Members invited
to come and bring their friends.
II. III. Parkinson, Master.
A merry go Ground was set up on the
vacant lot at the corner of Main and
Mechanic streets last Saturday by some
outside people and they are apparently
doing quite business. They will locate
in this city for several weeks.
VIII Law, former resident of this
city but now living at Peck, was oper
ated on for appendicitis last week.
1t was thought at first that he would
not recover and relatives fastened to
his side, but now he seems to be rally
ing and hopes are entertained for his
ultimate recovery.
A new regulation pertaining to the
carrying OF baggage mas Deen passed by
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Under the new ruling all pieces of
baggage measuring over forty.tive in
ches in length will be charged at the
rate of ten pounds excess for every
additional inch.
Talk about it raining so hard that
you could go fishing in the streets, Yale
can do better than that After the
heavy rain of last Friday the younger
element of the city took advantage of
existing conditions by donning their
bathing suits and swimming in the
gutter along Main street.
The Princess Theatre is becoming
famous for the high character OF the
shows that are being presented by the
management. Not night but this
popular motion picture theatre is filled
to its capacity. ct the large electric
fans keep the air in circulation and no
one suffers from the heat. Indeed it al
ways seems to be about the coolest
place i'm town.
Marshall Henry has had the roadbed
on Main street graded up to the cross