The Yale expositor., 1912-09-19
Local and Otherwise.

| EdlI ana races AT Bau AXE tnlS week
Inlay City Fair Oct. to 3. Notice
the adv. in this issue.
viii Bryce was laid up three days
last week from sickness.
Beans are backward this season, the
pods not filling out well.
A heavy rain fell Tuesday leaving
the roads in bad condition again.
j. w. Saxbee writes us from Berlin,
Mich, to forward his EXpositor to that
address.
! Rev. W. III. Cole has moved from
Capac to Flint where he will take up
his residence.
We are in receipt of souvenir post
card from John ). Duflie addressed at
Port of Spain, Trinidad.
The Evangelistic meetings being now
held in the Church of Christ north and
east of Yale are progressing finely.
The Expositor publisher returns
thanks to VIM. Foster for fine large
head of cabbage left on our desk.
q. +. :. installation of officers in Ma
sonic hall next Monday evening, also a
farewell for Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Menerey
will be given.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
+. q. Johnston are extending con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth of daughter
which occurred Sunday; Sept 10.
The person who helped himself
to a side scraper belonging to Charles
Craig is known and if not returned in
a reasonable time he will be exposed.
The Ladies' Aid of West Brockway
church will serve harvest home sup
per in the church basement Thursday
evening, Sept. 26. Everyone invited.
Elizabeth Ostrander of the Cooper
store, Richmond, who has been sick,
was taken to her home in Detroit
Tuesday by her sister Mrs. j. E. Minis
Seneca Valentine sold his S0.acre
farm southwest of Yale to Harvey Nj.
Hall last week; consideration S5600
w. r. Macdonald, real estate, closed
the deal.
Word reaches us from Needles, Cal,
that a son was born OH Aug. 81, 1912,
to Mrs. Laura Hunt, daughter of Mrs.
Sara Hall Of this place. The Expositor
extends congratulations.
The duck season opened Monday
and Grant Holden, Henry Welch, Chas.
Rounds and j. A. Menzies spent part
of the day on Lynn marsh. If any of
the feathered tribe were killed we
would publish the number.
The building of the new NJ. L. par
sonage has been DELAYED on account of
cement, there being none in the city,
but some has been received from Port
Huron and the work of building the
foundation is progressing.
A social dancing party will be given
by the Is. ). ID. Club IN Mckinney hall,
Old Brockway. on Thursday evening,
Oct. 3. Music by McKanlass three
piece orchestra. Bill $1.00. A cordial
invitation extended to everybody.
All members of Brockway Lodge +.
IL n. Nj. who can possibly attend are
requested by Worshipful Master w. A.
Cavanagh to be present at meeting
called for next Tuesday evening, Sept.
"a, to practice for third degree work.
The proposition presented to the
voters of Lynn township to raise 81 900
with which to build new town hall
Tuesday was carried. Thirty-two
votes were cast in all, / of which were
against
We are sorry to learn that it was
necessary for John Conroy to go to the
anniversary hospital at Ann Arbor
Monday where he will undergo an |
operation. His friends hope he may
pass through the operation success
fully and soon recover.
The harvest home supper given by |
the ladies of the Nj. f. church at Hugh |
Hodgins' Wednesday evening was
largely attended. AS usual ale people |
Swelled the crowd that attended and |
enjoyed the good things prepared for
the occasion. About S36 were realized |
A Masonic school of instruction will |
be held in the hall of Brockway Lodge,
Yale, next Wednesday, Sept. 25th. |
Brown City lodge will confer the Sec
Ond oegree in the afternoon and our
home team will ememplify the third
degree work in the evening. Members
from here and abroad will receive a
cordial recantiOn