The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-12


school this year.
The State Fair opens in Detroit next
Monday, Sept. IL.
Cole Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. John
McMurtrie Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Phillips has been engag-
ed to teach the Lutz school this year.
A coffee will be served on George
Mclntyre's porch next Thursday after
noon, Sept. 10, from 4 o'clock till all
are served. Everybody INVITED.
Mrs. Arthur Heath entertained a
party of ladies at a picnic supper
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
Alex Stevens of Erie, Pa, who is visit
ing in the city,
q. w. Allen has received the APP
pointment of deputy oil inspector from
Governor Osborn. The district he will
have charge over will take in st. Clair
and Lapeer counties.
An ice cream social for the benefit
of the Carless Sunday school will be
held at Wallace Adams, Friday even
ing, Sept. 20 Come and partake of the
good things and enjoy yourself.
North Branch fair and races will be
held Sept. % to q. We acknowledge
complimentares from j. B. Hagaman,
secretary, who writes us that the fair
promises to be better than ever this
fall.
VIM. Roy brought in cucumber the
first of the week which had certainly
grown some. 1t measured a foot i'm
length and was the size of full grown
cucumber. 1t was just right for the
table too, crisp and tender.
The annual harvest home supper of
the Old BrOckway M. +. church will be
given at the home of Hugh Hodgins on
Wednesday evening, Sept. Is. Chicken
and all kinds of good things are on the
menu. supper from six O'Clock till all
are served.
Married at the residence of Rev. l..
Clark in Yale on Thursday, Sept. II,
1912, John Ferguson of Brockway and
Miss Anna Allen Of Billings. Both
young people are well known here and
their many friends wish them every
prosperity and happy and long life.
Roy Menerey, who has occupied the
position of clerk in J. l. Rosenthal's
clothing store for the past ten years,
will sever his connection this week and
will shortly leave for San Diego Cal,
where he and family will make their
future home.
The first quarterly meeting of the
Free Methodist church of Yale will be
held in this city beginning Friday
evening and continuing over Sunday.
ReY. A. ID. Warner, district elder, will
be present. "A cordial invitation is eX.
tended to all to attend these services.
The Jewish holiday season is being
observed this week. The New Year,
which is one of the most sacred days
of the year to the Jew, began on We'd
nesday evening. Jewish merchants
close their stores and business is gen.
orally suspended to allow attendance
upon special services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Andreae, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Rub and Mrs. Alex Pollock
autoed to Port Huron Saturday after
noon and attended the sensational
drama "Kindling" in which Margaret
Ellington plays the role of Maggie
Schultz. All said the evening was one
of thorough enjoyment.
j. f. Crysler has added a new horse
to his racing stable named Buster b.,
a trotter, and with Dan l.. and the two.
year-old j. |. &. makes three in all. He
started the two older ones at Sandusky
last week receiving first and second
money, He is at Deckerville this week
and expects to gather in some of the
money.
The Thumb District Fair is en- at
Port Huron this week and the cooler
weather will make it more pleasurable
for the large crowds that no doubt
will be in attendance. The entry lists
are said to be overlooking and the at
fractions will be above the average
Yale people are patronizing it quite
literally.
Mrs. T.. A. Bryce had the misfortune
to fall down the stairs at her home
Sunday morning and severely injured
herself. Her collar bone is broken and
many bruises and strains will keep her
confined to her bed for some time. A
nurse is caring for her and it is hoped
by Mrs. Bryce's many friends that her
suffering may not be great.
The contest in the Junior League
closed last week, the defeated side fur
nishing light refreshments in the
chapel Tuesday evening Captains
Bernice Harrington, Don Mcintyre,
Luella Hall, Marie Drouyor, Pauline
Fead, Dorothy Drouyor, Airline Saw
yer and Phillis Ingram edit two news
papers on India this month.
John Minty who has been employed
as clerk in Pollock IL Hennessy's drug
store for the past three years resigned
his position this week and returned to
Sandusky for short visit at home.
Later he will go to Colorado where
position awaits him. His place in the
drug store here is taken by Ralph
Trainor of Brown City who is recon-
mended as a faithful employe.
Last week the Expositor announced
that the Evangelistlc meetings being
conducted by ID. II. Jackson of Jordan,
Ont, closed on Wednesday, Sept 4. 1t
should have stated that the meetings
opened on that date and will continue
for two weeks with preaching each
evening at 500 and on Lords day at
1890 in the morning and 500 in the
evening.
Rev Charles, minister of Mechanic