The Yale expositor., 1905-12-22
A green Christmas.
Christmas next Monday.
Vacation for two weeks.

A green Christmas.
Christmas next Monday.
Vacation for two weeks.
These are fairly cold days, thank you.
Send the Exposition to absent friends.
Isla Evans is the new clerk in Burt
q Griswold's general store.
On Tuesday of last week a daughter
came TO gladden. the home of John
Sexton.
Village clerk Fred Il. Palmer has
received the blanks for the registration
of births.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Robert
Middleton on Sunday, Dec. 10. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Exercises will be given by the pupils
of the 5th and 9th grades of our schools
in the high room this friday evening.
Sunday morning, the world was
beautiful with frost laden trees, shrubs,
fences, ETC., but it lacked the sunshine.
The Nj. p. Sunday school will give
their Christmas exercises on Saturday
evening at 7:30 in the church. All in
vited.
Regular communication of Brockway |
! lodge No 3l6 +. q A. NJ. next Wednes- |
day evening December q. Installation
of newly elected officers.
Henry Welch will soon start a bowl |
ing alley in the Williams building |
corner of Main and Mechanic streets |
1t will be of the regular type, l0pins.
AT the Presbyterian ladies' bazaar
held last week one hundred and fifty
dollars was taken in. The ladies are
we'll pleased with the success of bazaar
and supper.
A very enjoyable time was had by
the Maccabees present at the installa-
ton of newly elected officers of Yale
Tent X. o. Il. M. M. Tuesday evening.
An oyster supper was served.
A New Years ball will be given by
the band boys of Melvin Monday even
ing, Jan. LIST, in the new opera house.
Music by Clark's orchestra. Tickets
including supper $1.00 per couple.
George Mann, of Yale, has been in
town this week, moving the feed chop
ping machinery in the Croswell grist
mill to the addition recently built for
the same. Croswell Jeffersonian.
The Yale Expositor has a new
cylinder press and will move into a
new building of its own after the holt
days. We are pleased to see these evil
dences of Bro. Menzies' prosperity
Richmond Review.
The relatives of the late Charles
Presley desire to thank the friends and
neighbors for the acts of kindness
shown during his sickness and after his
death, also to the choir that sang so
sweetly at the funeral services.
The young folks say there never was
finer skating than during the past week.
Every evening finds merry crowd on
the ice. Torches and bonfires supply
the necessary warmth and light.-Later
Warmer weather, no skating.
Three new subscribers have been adj ,
ded to the Yale Telephone Exchange
during the past week as follows:-Art
Schlegelmlch, 81; Henry Pearce, 9S;
Andrew DePeel lumber yard, 80. Sub ,
scribers please note on their cards.
Earl Burt while skating on Mill
creek last Friday evening fell striking
his head on the ice causing conclusion
of the brain. His injuries were at once
attended to by DR.. A. Pollock and the
young lad is around again as well as
ever
Bruce Tappan, the young son of Cir
cult Judge Tappan, is rapidly becom-
ing an expert operator of the type
writer. The little fellow is daily
caller at his fathers Office and spends
most of his time writing letters to
Santa Claus.-POrt Huron Daily Times.
We are in receipt of copy of a late
song "Just at the Break of Day" written
by Harry j. Lincoln and sent out by
the V andersloot Music Publishing Co.,
of Williamsport, Pa. 1t is a beautiful
song, sad little story of soldier boy,
put to very sweet music. 1t should
have good sale.
A ripple of excitement was caused at
the Produce Company's store Wednes-
day morning by turkey escaping and
flying through the window, breaking
large pane into splinters. Her lady
ships sudden noisy advent into the
outer world frightened several horses
htched in front, one breaking Away,
but she scared up over their heads and
across the street where she landed to
roost upon Sam Whites dwelling house.
The horse was caught before getting
away but we didn't stay to see whether
or not the turkey was captured.
The turkey rattle given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Tornow five miles east of
Yale on Monday night was very
pleasant affair. Yale and Avoca were
well represented and jollier crowd
could not be found anywhere. Thirty
two turkeys were disposed of and a
nice sum realized. The supper fur
nished by the host and hostess was an
elaborate affair and tit for king to
partake of.
DR.. ID. Paterson, of Capac, admins
traitor of the estate of Jesse Frantz, will
offer for sale by public auction at the
council rooms i'm the village of Capac
on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1906, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a. M, local time,
all of the farm property and village
lots belonging TO the estate of deceased.
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