The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-08-29
Local and Otherwise.

The Lutz school will open Tuesday
Sept. 3.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ostrander Of Lynn.
Preaching services in the M. Z.
church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
:. II. Erb is building fine new resi-
dence OH his farm in Fremont town
ship.
Workmen are rapidly completing the
erection of A. V. Parmlee's new resi-
dence.
The Lexington band of 20 pieces will
furnish music for the races on Friday
and saturday.
Lexington defeated Avoca 10 to in
twelve innings contest At the latter
place on Sunday.
Claude Sweet has secured the con-
tract for wiring the st. Johns Episco-
pal church at Sandusky
Chas. Coon has moved his family to
this city from Croswel and they are
now occupying the Gushman house.
Brockway township delegates to the
county convention are w. A. Cavan-
and w. w. Bidleman.
The old M. p. parsonage is being
raZed and a fine new residence will be
erected upon the property by the mem.
bers Of the church.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Otto Poh
ly of Adrian will be pleased to learn
that they haye been entertaining little
daughter since August %.
Work has been commenced on the
construction of the gutter along Main
street and the job will be rapidly
pushed to completion.
Woodland township, Eaton county;
has the distinction of holding the rec
ord for the construction of state re-
ward highways this year. 10 miles of
good roads are nearing completion.
A Masonic school of instruction will
be held at Yale on Wednesday, Sept
%. Brown City lodge will confer the
second degree at $3.50 in the afternoon
and the local chapter will confer the
third degree in the evening.
Delegates to the republican county
convention are as follows: LIST ward
j. E. Beavis, j. b. Stevens and n. b.
Herbert; End ward-E. f. Fead, j. A
Menzies and II. Bruce Lothian; Bro
ward Doughty Middleton, Thos
Wharton and Charles Montney.
Chas. Coon on Monday purchased the
| half-interest of Chas. Lawrence of the
firm OF Coon ~ Lawrence, meat dealers
and hereafter will be the sole propri
etor. The services of the retiring
partner will be retained. All accounts
will be payable at the shop.
The Michigan Postmasters' Associa
ton cOnvenes in Port Huron THURSDAY
and Friday of this week. The head
| quarters are at the Harrington hote
and splendid program has been pre-
pared for the visiting letter shutters.
Charles G.. Brown, who for the las
few months has been publishing TIT
Sanilac County Farmer at Sandusky
has disposed of his interests in tina
paper and moved to Bad Axe. II. n
Macarthur is the new publisher of tn,
Farmer.
The members of the choir of the Nj
+. church gave supper at the hom'
of Pearl Mcdonald Monday evening IL
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leroy Moore
The guests of honor were presented
with very beautiful cut glass frui
bowl.
Earnest Dawson of Melvin met will
a painful accident on Wednesday O
last week while engaged in moving
building for James Kerr. Dawson be
came buried under a part of the struc
ture which broke loose and as q result
suffered broken leg and sever
bruises about the body.
According to a recent law passed b,
the state Legislature, six months
course in agriculture must be given il
all schools where there are eigh
grades. 1t will be necessary for al
students to pass an examination in thi
subject before they will be passed from
the eighth grade.
The Farmers picnic, which was t,
have been held in Pine Grove Park
Port Huron, on Wednesday, has beer
postponed until next Monday, owinl
to the rain which visited this section
OH the day first planned. The picni,
is given under the auspices of the Por
Huron Grocers' Il Butchers Associa
ton, and an invitation is extended t,
all the people of this county.
Mrs. George Youngs, who has beer
suffering for the past year with tuber
culoss of the foot, was taken to tn,
hospital in Detroit last week and in
final effort to save her life the deceased
member was amputated. Mrs. Young
is rallying from the effects of tn,
operation and although her man,
friends in this city will regret to learl
of her misfortune, they will be pleased
to know that she is recovering nicely
Helen l.. Owens, representing tn,
American Extension University, Dept
of Law, Los Angeles, Cal, was in Y all
the first of the week enrolling students
for work with this school. During al
interview with an Expostor reporte
she stated that the residents of thi,
city ought certainly to be proud o
their home town as we had one of thu
most wide-awake places she had eve
visited. She further stated that i'm n,
city the size of this had she found sucl
excellent hotel accommodations.
A prominent Chicago clergyman, il
speaking of "The Minister'S Daught
ers" during its Chicago run last Sprinl
says: "If there were more plays of thi
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