The Yale expositor., 1912-07-25
NJ. G. Ward is on the sick list.

Dave Welch has new +. M. f.
touring car, purchased last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andreae
on Sunday, July Il, son.
Fred Wilt is having his lawn graded,
making very pretty Improvement.
Frank Phillips has commenced work
on his new residence on Jones street
and expects to have it ready for occu-
pancy next fall.
Lumber has been drawn to the Yale
resort and the cottages of George Nc
Intyre and Dolph Andreae are now
under construction.
Some of the local tennis enthusiasts
are fixing up one of the courts in the
park and expect to have 1t ready FOR
use next week some time.
An informal dance was held by the
young people in Central Hall Monday
evening. 1t was fine night for dane
ing and everyone present had a jolly
time.
Fred Taylor is having the front of
his store put in this week and expects
that the repairing of the building
will be completed by the end of next
week.
The Wolverine Press Association
held their mid summer meet at Lake
Orion Saturday and Sunday, about 125
representatives of weekly newspapers
throughout the state being present.
The surveying for the new Port Hur-
on Il Northern railroad has been com
pleted and the engineers will have a
large force of men at work clearing
away the underbrush from the roadbed
| in few weeks.
Grant Holden, wife and family left
| Tuesday for the Yale resort where
they have pitched tents and will spend
the next few weeks taking in the
beauties of the new resort and Lake
Huron.
DR.. j. V. Frazier of Lapeer has been
kappointed state sanitary inspector for
the eastern district of Michigan, com
prising the counties of Lapeer, Genesee
Tuscola, st. Clair, Huron, McComb,
Oakland and Sanilac.
1t is reported that Bev' Hallead lost
valuable horse in Mill creek one day
| this week. Bev says he doesn't see
how anyone saw the horse go but
fastened to explain that it was saw
nOISb lHdI llc lOoI anu VI SOuioO iO ohS
ever saw a horse saw.
ii. .. b. G. divided with Florence
Simmons and M. Edigoffer as Captains.
Grace Darling Leader The lesson
taking the form of an old fashioned
spelling match. Let every member be
| in attendance with studied lesson to
be loyal to your side.
Two Port Huron men were elected
officers in the organization of the police
officials of the state at the meeting in
Port Huron last week. They are W.
+. Wagenseil, vice. president, and +. j.
Swart, chief of police, secretary.
The 1913 convention will meet in Sault
| Ste. Marie.
A. Ii. Anderson was in the city this
week in the interest of the Cleary Bus
mess College of Ypsilanti. Mr.. Ander
son has been all around through the
Thumb and states that he had splendid
success in placing students in the
Cleary school wherever he went.
The Port Huron TimesH erald is
publishing some very neat letters from
different parts of the Thumb in which
some of the more important industries
and prominent features of given ter
ritory are elucidated Mable, Kerr is
the staff reporter who is covering the
| field.
John Kinney, for many years resi-
dent of Emmett and proprietor of the
Hotel Dewey in that place, died at
o'clock Monday morning after an ill
ness of only few days duration. The
| funeral services were held Wednesday
morning from our Lady of Carmel
church and was largely attended.
Detroit has been the mecca this week
for nearly all the travellers in this sec
ton of the country and every day sees
a new crowd going down to that city to
be present during theCadillaqua celebra'
ton. Those who have returned from
the anniversary of the founding OF
Detroit by Cadillac report it as being
the best function of similar nature
that they have ever witnessed.
When the morning train from Sagi
nav stopped at Yale Saturday morn
ing Henry FELTON,, the genial mail clerk
OH this run, present all his friends al
the station with a troad smile. Elk
plantations being i'm order he handed
out the information that he was to
have two assistants in the future, twins
having arrived at their home the day
before.
+. +. Smith who for the past two
years has conducted confectionery
and cigar store in this city, on Satur.
day made an assignment of his stock
to w. II. Learmont, who will act as
trustee for Smiths creditors. For some
time Mr.. Smith has been wanting to
sell out and leave town and finally took
this means of disposing of his stock
The store will remain open for bust.
ness until the goods are disposed of.
The Races at Port Huron last week
drew largely from the number Of sport
lovers of this city and vicinity. The
events were lively and the large mum