The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-07-18
Local and Otherwise.

Alex Adams is assisting at the First
National Bank.
j. |. Rosenthal is having 4 drain in.
stalled on his lot at the corner of Main
and Mechanic streets.
Lew Etchells, who had his knee cap
broken in a recent accident on a motor
cycle, is able to be around again.
Mrs. Lem McWaters was the lucky
person to receive the set of dishes at
the Princess Theatre last Monday even
ing.
Jas. McCOll has purchased the prop
erty lying between the EXpositOr office
and the Yale State Bank from j. w.
Harrington.
Elder j. ii. Patton will preach in the
Brick Chapel Sunday July 2lst at 3 and
7:30 p. m. Feed the mind on religious
subjects, its necessary. Come!
j. w. Robinson writes us from
Glidden, Wis. that he is located in that
place now, having secured lucrative
position III an Office of the Mellen
Lumber Co.
The second annual junket of the
Port Huron business men will be held
on August IL and l3. Yale is to be on
their itinerary but the exact time has
not been decided upon as yet.
While Arthur Happier was doing
some repairing work on gasoline
engine at the elevator of Wharton Il
Co. Tuesday, some gasoline exploded
severity burning the fingers and palm
of his left hand.
Deputy Sherffs Auch and Rushtoni
of Port Huron were in Yale over the
Twelfth, seeing that all phases of the
celebration were carried out in an order
" manner. Their services remained
uncalled for all day.
Sarah G. Mckenzie entertained in
honor of Olive Ballentine of Detroit
at her home on North street Saturday
afternoon. Ten young lady friends of
the guest of honor were present and a
merry time enjoyed by all.
Cleve Bradshaw, who was operated
on for appendicitis at the Port Huron
hospital on Tuesday of last week re-
turned to his home near Roseburg
Wednesday morning. lie is rapidly
recovering from the effects Of the Oper-
alton.
Ross Anderson, who was injured in
an accident a week ago last Sunday
when his motorcycle collided with an
automobile, is walking about the
streets with the use of cane and is
apparently none the worse for his ex-
perience.
Reports from surrounding towns
and the farmers of the immediate vi
cinity state that an unusually heavy
hay crop is being cut this year. The
weather has been favorable toward a
good handling of the crop and the
quality is exceptionally fine.
Frank Wilcox was driving into town
early Wednesday morning when one of
the rear wheels on his Maxwell run
about broke completely off from the
shaft. The machine skidded along the
street for short distance and came to
stop before any more damage was
done.
In recent communication from
Bert Silver he wished the ExpOstor to
inform its readers that the Silver
Family Show would be in Yale some
time i'm August, with finer, better
show than before. A recent report
was circulated that an accident had
badly damaged the Silver Family
Show but the statement was false and
without any foundation.
Last Thursday evening little Mar
garet Fead and Jack Etchells were
investigating the contents of suitcase
i'm the Fead home when they came up
on some pills. The youngsters, taking
the medicine for candy INDUCED
rather literally and were soon taken
quite i'll. A doctor was Immediately
summoned and the two children were
saved from any serious illness. For.
tunately the pills were harmless or we
might have sadder tale to relate.
Old-timers and professional truck
gardeners who have extensive planta-
lions under cultivation on the southern
outskirts of our city, will have to take
off their hats to an amateur after this.
Once more, as they sit and view their
broad acres as they run down to the
waters of Mill creek, will the wise
sages shake their heads and murmur,
"a little child shall lead them" AS
Post would say,-"There's a reason"
Kenneth Lacy, one of the most recent
additions to this colony of Yale citizens
who believe in the back to the soil
movement, has ripe tomatoes in his
garden.
We appreciate the unexpressed COM
pliments several of the papers on our
exchange list are paying the Expositor
by copying verbatim many of our news
items, and, brothers, we are only too
glad that we may be of service to you
along this line, but won't you please
give us credit by publishing the name
of the original paper along with the
article which has proved of so much
benefit to you? We have been told
efore that the Expositor is one of the
best news mediums in st. Clair county
and we are more than pleased to have
you acknowledge it to yourselves.
But. we must "fess" up that we would
much rather have you print our name
I'm connection with the article. Thanks,