The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-10-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Z. B. Fuller & Co.'S. great suit sale
comes on Saturday, Oct. 9th.
Putney & Chamberlain are now pay
ing 10 cents in cash for eggs.
The next regular meeting of Yale
Business Mems Association, will be
held in Central Hall, on Wednesday
evening, Oct. oath.
Do you want new suit,-at cost, or
less than cost? Then attend E. b.
Fuller & Co.'S. sale. The time to do
this is Saturday, Oct. 9th.
Eber Harnden is in the apple trade
this fall. He bought and shipped a
carload this week, and will continue
to buy the right kind of apples during
the entire season.
On Wednesday evening, Oct. 3lst,
Halloween night, II supper will be
given by the members of the M. +.
church on the Yale circuit. Proceeds
to apply on pastors salary. Supper
will be served from $50 to p. m.
Rev. VIM. Sidebotham will preach in
Brockway at 1890 q. m. on Sunday,
Oct. 2lst. Following the sermon, the
regular quarterly sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered.
He will also conduct service in Central
Tuesday, Oct. 18th, Rev. VIM. J.
Eymer was installed as pastor of the
Fremont Presbyterian church. Rev.
| VIM. Sidebotham was one of the in
stallation committee appointed by
Flint Presbytery, and was present and
took part in the impressive service.
Hon. Edgar Weeks, H. o. Babcock,
and j. S. Crandall are booked for adj
dresses at the Republican Rally held
in Roseburg this friday evening.
1t is expected that this will be O rous-
ing meeting and that the turnout will
be general from all the country for
miles around.
On last Wednesday the first relief of
Ed. Hopkins kind neighbors fell i'll
and dug his potatoes. To-day the sec
ond relief will fall in and husk his
corn. There are several other reliefs
of kind friends up that way who stand
ready to do whatever else is needed.
All this shows that Ed. himself has
been a kind neighbor, else chickens
would not come home to roost after
this style.
The social given at the home of Mrs.
Cavanaugh last Friday night was
| largely attended, quite number of
Yale people took it in, and had good
time between enjoying the feast of
| good things prepared by the host, and
the entertainment given by George
Cavanaugh with his graphophone.
The financial results were very salts
factory, and helped materially in lift
ing the burden being borne by the lit
tie society in the Brick Chapel, for
which they feel grateful.
All Oddfellows and their wives are
invited to a supper at the fraternity's
hall, oyer Putney & Chamberlain
store, on Tuesday evening, October %.
A right royal good time is also invited
and sure to be on hand. w. w. Will,
of Clio, who is we'll known in Yale,
will talk to those present. The music
will be by our own male quartette.
Quite program of entertainments
has been mapped out. AS all oddfel-
lows, are good fellows, and fond of
yictuals and all other good things, we
may count on the order being out in
force-unless it rains earthquakes.
The meeting called in last weeks
Expositor for the purpose of organic
ing an afternoon Bible class in Brick
Chapel materialized all right, seven
teen being present and expressed
themselves in favor of the enterprise,
and enrolled as members. The object
as stated in the call is to gather in
young folks, and old folks too, who
may be passing their time less profit
ably to spend an hour in the free
study of the Bible, and perfect liberty
of expression no matter what may be
the beliefs or no belief at all. Every
body inyited, there is room for more.
Subject next Sunday "The Prodigal
Som; bring your Bibles and pencil
and note paper. A question box will
open. Time 2:30 sharp.