The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-05-22
A Royal
Baking Powder
Hot Biscuit
is the luxury
Of eating
MADE AT HOME
Local and otherwise.
MADE AT HOME :

Duncan Mckenzie was in 4 ort HUI
ron Wednesday.
T. j. Minnie was i'm Saginaw Mon
day on business.
j. A. Rapley was over from North
Branch on Tuesday.
Fern Henderson, is entertaining
his father this week.
J. W. Harrington was in Detroit
on business Wednesday.
Fred Schume visited friends at
Baden, Ont, the past week.
Geo. Mcintyre is at Bay City this
week attending Masonic doings.
David Williams has sold his farm
located south and west of Yale to DR..
A. Pollock.
II. E. Beard left for Sedgwick and
Edmonton, Alberta, Wednesday on a
business trip.
Will Yuilt, of Lansing, has been
in Yale this week on a visit to his
father and friends.
Janet Bright, of Listowel, Ont, has
been spending the week with her
brother, John Bright.
n. j. Meharg, Geo. Edgar Evans,
Bert Barr, and Tom Bidleman were
in Port Huron Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ewing, of De-
troit, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Welch over Sunday
Mrs. John Holden ana Mrs. w. F..
Rub went to Detroit the first of the
week to meet Freda Holden.
Robert Middleton, juryman from
Lynn township. went to Port Huron
Monday to sit on the circuit court
jury.
Patrick Grace, of Kenockee, has
purchased a 5-passenger touring car
of the Yale Buick Co. Other pros
poets are in view.
j. T. Holden and wife, of Marion
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
| Holden and other Yale friends and
relatives over Sunday.
Elizabeth Parkinson writes us a
card from ST. Petersburg, Fla, dated
May 10th, that she expects to leave
for Yale on that date.
c. c. Carter and Geo. Stone, of
Armada, were in Yale Tuesday and
bought fine gray team of work
horses from Chas. Warner.
DR.. Campbell and Lutte Mcdonald,
of Brown City, were in Yale Tues
day. The doctor came down to visit
Jas. Haggerty who is in a critical con-
dition.
James Robinson, employed with
Harper & Bros. publishing house of
New York City, has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. VIM. Foster, for the past
| few days.
People who allow their chickens to
run loose should remember that a
state law forbids it. Keep 'em
penned up and avoid possible trouble
with your neighbors.
B. r. Walker is fast gaining a rep
utation for efficient work with his
new steam tire vulcanizer and has
several jobs sent in from Yale and
Marlette-Brown City Banner.
A meeting of the State Board OF
Health is called for the purpose OF
conducting an embalmers' examina
ton, to be held in the University
medical building, Ann Arbor, July 8
10 and IL.
A souvenir post card is received
from our old friend, John S. Duffiie
dated at Goagia, Columbia, South
America, shows huts that are used
as hotel They are rather rough
looking dwellings.
Uncle Sam will demand that his
rural mail carriers shall slick up
have uniform delivery vehicles paint
ed red to conform with the color to
be prescribed for mail boxes, and al
so that sound, good looking horses
shall be used in the service.
John Donaldson, who was injured
in the Hydorn barn raising a short
time ago, was taken to Ann Arbor
where the injured leg will be ampu.
| tated above the knee. DR.. GULL &C
companied him. Ed. Sheehy circu.
lated a subscription paper about the
| $125 was raised to help the unfor-
tunate man.
Readers who would consult their
| pecuniary interests should not fail to
| closely examine the advertisements
of our merchants, who advertise bar
| gains in this paper. They mean
business in every word they advertise
and propose to make business by the
bargains they are advertising. Peruse
these advertisements carefully and
call on these merchants for bargains
they are Offering.
Thursday evening the west bound
passenger backed on to the siding TO
allow the east bound to pass. AS II
started to move ahead again the rot
ten ties allowed the rail to spread
so that the trucks OF the baggage
car and front coach jumped the
track. Both trains were delayed
about fifteen minutes in getting the
cars back on the track. No great
damage was done.-Brown City Ban
ner.
No Sunday excursion has yet been
announced by the Pere Marquette
over its Port Huron division and IL is
reported that no Sunday excursions
will be run by the p. M. this season.