The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-10-27
A wintry feeling is in the air.

Vet Rounds has the contract TO plas.
ter Fred Mathews house.
James McColl has been confined to
his house on account of sickness.
Mrs. John b. Francis is quite sick at
her home in the north part of town.
Judge 5. b. Daboll, of st. John, is
here this week going over the rural
routes.
Open season for deer commences two
weeks from tomorrow, Saturday Nov.
ember IL.
DIR. Sears "taffy' is a sure cure for
dyspepsia. High School Lecture Course
Monday night.
j. |. Rosenthal has been confined to
his room in the Paisley the past week
OH account of sickness.
II. q. Holden has had worhmen busy
this week grading his residence lawn
on corner of Mechanic and Mary streets.
Keep in mind VIM. Tomlinson's auc-
ton sale at his farm in Speaker town
ship Wednesday, Nov. l. See his ad in
! this issue.
James Welch, J Ohm and James Cooper
expect to leave for Hubbard Lake some
! time next week to spend few weeks
hunting and fishing.
Mrs. Lillian ]. Myers, who has been
a successful evangelist for several years,
will occupy the pulpit Of the NJ. y.
church Sunday morning.
The supper given under the auspices
of the third, fourth and fifth grades of
the Yale Public Schools was well pa
| tronized. Proceeds about S26.OO.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach i'm the
Brick Chapel Sunday, October 10Th at
! 800 and 100 p. m. on subjects of vital
| importance. Come and listen to him.
Bert Mcdonald is busy painting and
decorating Frank w. Andreae's new
residence in order to get il ready for
Mr.. and Mrs. Andreae to move in soon.
Last week the st. Clair County Press
started in on its sixth volume. Although
so young the Press is conducted on
lines worthy of emulation by much
| older ones.
If we could but see what is best for
ourselves with as keen and ready a
| foresight as we see what is good for
Others, how much more successful our
lives would be.
Mrs. Mary j. LutZ. lady commander
of Peerless Hive LOTMM., requests
that all members attend the meeting
to be held next Tuesday evening. Bust
ness of Importance to be transacted.
DR.. Sears opens the High School
| Lecture Course next Monday evening
with his popular lecture "More Taffy
and Less Epitaphy." Everybody is
going judging from the sale of tickets.
| Read your insurance policy over fire.
quently. 1t is right for you to know
and be sure just what is required of
| you by the company, and what the
company will really do for you, if burnt
out.
A health authority rises to state that
newspaper folded across the chest is
one of the best things in the world to
! protect the lungs from the chilly blasts
of autumn. Now is the time TO sub
| scribe.
| Tuesday by the five rural carriers of
! Yale, and neater, more dressy lot of
officers are not to be found in the state
Photographer Jones took a group pic
ture of them OH Wednesday.
The st. Clair County Sunday School
Convention is being held in the NJ. p
church in Yale today and tomorrow
A splendid program has been prepared
and large turnout is expected. The
churches of Yale furnish the music.
The fifteenth. annual convention of
the Port Huron District Epworth
League was held in st. Clair last week
About 100 delegates were present and
an interesting and profitable meeting
was held. Rhea Hisey was the delegate
from Yale.
The fuddlemeter is new device be-
ing installed in the hotel bars in SAM.
lac county. When a man gets enough
the intelligent little machine reaches
out and deftly hands him slap on the
side of the head with such force that
he doesn't come to sufficiently to ask
for drink for two hours.
Rev. Chas. ID. Ellis went to Fenton
Wednesday where he gave the address
at the installation of Rev. Alfred X.
Bates who takes charge of the Presby-
terrain church. These two gentlemen
attended the Mccormick Theological
Seminary, Chicago, twenty-five years
ago where they were students together.
Chas. Montney, veteran of the civil
war and among Yale's most respected
CITIZENS, dropped INTO the EXpOSllOr
Office Monday and renewed his subscrip-
ton for another year. He has been on
our list for nearly eighteen years and
remarked that he would feel lost with
out it, as it seems like one of the family.
Mr.. Montney always keeps track of the
date when his subscription expires and
makes a point TO pay in advance every
year. May our old friends shadow
never grow less.
The crew of workmen that has spent
several weeks in and around Yale re-
pairing the lines and putting in new
cable left for Battle Creek on Wednes-
day where they will be engaged in
similar work. Yale now has as COM
plete a telephone system as any town
in Michigan. Before many moons the
town will have rural communication,
as Manager Staley has nearly enough
subscribers to complete the work. A
number of new phones have been placed
in business places and residences of
Yale making more than one hundred
subscribers to the Yale exchange.
A Kansas newspaper man gave notice