The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-06-27
Local and Otherwise.

Wallace Allen of Bad Axe transacted
business in Yale this week.
The coal sheds of Wharton 81 Co.
are undergoing extensive repairs.
The excursion to Saginaw Sunday
attracted quite number from this city.
Mrs. sam Ingram entertained Mrs.
WalbOurn of the Whitney Stock Co.
last week.
There will be regular meeting of
the o. f. ;. next Wednesday evening
July Bird.
Manon will teach in the public schools
at Albion next year.
DIR. Wight has fitted up a suite of
rooms over Mathews IL Nights drug
store for the present.
j. A. Rapley left Sunday for Balti-
more where he will be in attendance at
the Democratic National Convention.
John Caswell does not seem to i'm
prove IN health and is getting weaker
all the time. His trouble is with his
heart.
Mrs. A. Pollock is entertaining four
teen ladies this Thursday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Lennon and Mrs.
Stemple.
Mrs. Eva Black has let the contract
for her new building to l.. q. Dittmar
of Saginaw and work has begun on the
foundation.
Frank Dagg has received word from
his wife at Ann Arbor that she with
stood the operation and is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Fred Mathews successfully
underwent an operation at the Port
Huron hospital last Friday and is rap
idly cOnvalescing.
Ventry IIisey is engaged for short
time as local editor and reporter on the
EXpOsitor force. Any news given him
will be appreciated.
Word was received here this week
that Norman Sponenburg and family
who have been in Flint the past year
are moving to Detroit.
The foundation for A. V. Parmlee's
new residence on Kennilick street is
completed and the contractors are now
rushing the frame work.
Excavation for Mrs. Eva Blacks new
block on Main street was started the
first of the week and the foundation
will be completed at All early date.
The surveying of the new Port HUI
ron Il Northern railroad is rapidly pro-
crossing, the route at present being
mapped out as far as Lakeport.
Bert Newstead raised the frame for
large barn on his farm northwest of
the city on Tuesday afternoon. Sever
al from here were in attendance.
Mrs. Fred Mathews who is at the
hospital In Port Huron is getting along
nicely. Her Yale friends will be
pleased to learn of the success of the
operation.
The II. o. Il. g. have Class Mission
airy Tea and election of officers and
committees, Friday eve at s o'clock at
the church. Every member is expect
ed to be present.
Residents on East North street can
calmly sit on their lawns now and smile
at passing vehicles without getting
their mouths full of dust. They get
the sprinkler now.
Many improvements are to be noted
upon houses throughout the city.
Among those who are having their dwell
lings painted are Ii. G.. Martin, Fred
Wilt, George Mann, 4. j. Minnie.
Workmen are rapidly repairing the
barber shop of +. +. Pratt which was
badly damaged by fire two weeks ago.
Ed. expects to be ready for business by
the end of the week.
There will be no celebration of the
Fourth in Yale this year but any ex.
element that is lacking on that date
will be more than made up for when
the Orangemen gather here on the
Twelfth.
Agnes Bright entertained ten of her
young lady friends at luncheon Tues.
day evening. The guests were pre-
sented with place cards representing a
cat coming out of a bag which was
very suggestive of the occasion.
w. j. Trip, surveyor, is engaged
this week in surveying the Lake Shore
property owned by Yale citizens. A
plat will be made and when completed
the sale of lots will be pushed. Il. w.
Passmore is assisting in the surveying.
Coon IL Lawrence made their debut
into Yale business circles last Satur-
day when they opened their meat
market to the public. The boys have
everything up.to date and we predict
success for them. Pay them call at
Holden's old stand.
In last weeks Expositor we stat
ed that Fred Currier had returned from
Alma where he was instructor of math-
ematics in the high school at that
place. The article should have read
that he had returned from Ann Arbor
where he has been taking the medical
course at the University.
Charley Mackman has a patch of
strawberries on his farm within the
corporate limits of the city that is a
dandy for productiveness. Today
Thursday he picked 100 quarts from
the patch and there are as many more
on the vines They are dandies as the
publisher can testify for Charley
brought two quarts to this office.
Thanks.
The Ladies' Bible class of the Pres
byterian church held its monthly social
and business meeting at the home of
Mrs. Helen Reid on Wednesday even
ing. After the regular business routine,
different amusements were provided
apd aninvad and latar a dainty uuph