The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-06-04

nj Association. 1t will be published
Friday morning, June IL. Our regular
edition will go to press earlier than
usual and advertisers are requested to
bring their copy in for ad changes not
later than o'clock Monday afternoon
or same will be laid over till the fol-
lowing week.
A heavy rain fell in this section
Wednesday night.
VIM Roy accompanied Rev. Geach
to Capac on Tuesday.
Russell Snyder of Brown City was in
Yale today between trains.
Martin Gibbon of Detroit visited
friends i'll and around Yale this week.
Moses Burns of Croswell was in Yale
the first of the week calling on friends.
Mrs. Thos kerry has returned from
Sandusky to this city to make her
home.
w. III. Learmont and wife motored
to Port Huron Tuesday and spent the
afternoon.
Lulu Benaway and w. f. Brown of
Detroit spent the week. end with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Phillips.
Mrs. W. IL. Learmont was called to
Posen Wednesday by word that her
son Victor was i'll with tonsilitis.
Mr.. and of Mrs. L. Ii. Drake and
Mrs. Helen Reid drove by auto to Port
Huron Wednesday and spent the day.
Our old friend w. G. Conroy who has
been getting his Expositor for several
years at Osnabrock, n. ID. writes us to
change his address to Crazy, n. ID.
John Wark, Will Hodglns and j. A.
MenZies are improving the fronts Of
their residence properties on Mechanic
street by putting in cement curbing
along their lots. James Blacktord is
doing the work.
Mrs. l.. w. q. Parker of Toronto
visited few days in Yale the past
week while on her way to Chicago
where she will meet Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Waterman on their return from spend
ing the winter at San Diego, Calf.
barley Leach of Ubly spent the
latter part of last week at the home of
his brother Fred on Mary street. He
was on his way home after attending
the Michigan Grand Lodge +. IL A. NJ.
held at Flint as delegate from the
lodge at Ubly. r,
The Port Huron Creamery Co. has
leased the building second door north
of James Cogleys Sons implement
warerooms and has employed Ii. M.
Hall as their agent who will buy cream,
eggs and poultry for cash. satisfaction
guaranteed. Mr.. Hall is well known
IN aud around Yale and will no doubt
look after the company's interests.
Mrs. Bert Barr is much improved
after her serious illness and is now able
to be around. Mrs. Barr was very bad
for few weeks aud her recovery was
doubtful but through the skillful nurs-
ing of Miss Mary Morrison, trained
nurse of Sarnia, and the careful at
tention of DIR. Yuill of Yale her life
was saved.
a dangerous place that is liable to
cause the city damage suit is the east
approach to the bridge where the auto.
mobile accident took place week ago
1t would cost but very little to place q
guard rail along the embankment and
for the small expense we see no reason
why the city fathers should not take
some action Immediately.
The Baccalaureate sermon will be
preached by Rev. Waldren Geach at
the Nj, f. church next Sunday eve.
ming at standard time). The pastor
takes pleasure in inviting all the min
listers, their members and congregations
to unite i'll this service. The music
will be special feature Of attraction
and interest throughout the service
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Ponsford of
Worthwhile visited friends here the first
of the week. Mr.. Ponsford was in
business in Yale several years ago and
in conversation with him while here
Monday he remarked that he notices q
number of new buildings erected, i'm
provements and changes made about
the city. He is in the exclusive dry
goods business at Worthwhile and is
prospecting which is pleasing news to
his many warm friends here.
Deputy Game Warden VIM. Ealy Of
Worthwhile was in Yale Wednesday
looking up violators of the game and
fish laws. He called four of Yales
nimrods upon the carpet, all of whom
plead guilty to using seine in Mill
creek. This being the first otfense a
small gne was imposed and paid. Mr..
Edly doho Illt bApOolIol W say w Guy
one who might think Of violating the
game and fish laws to beware as he is
keeping a close tab on this section of
the state and should anyone be caught
prosecutions will Immediately follow.
He says that several complaints are
now on file i'm the Office at Lansing
which are being Investigated. If you
are doubtful whether or not it is law.
full to catch fish or shoot game write
the department at Lansing and you
will be furnished the correct informa
ton.