The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-12-08

The n A.. Is. VIII have no meeting
for two week. '''s
Charles Presley has been very low
the past week.
A number of Yale's young people
enjoyed Thanksgiving evening dancing
i'm Central Hall.
Henry Pfifer, of Roseburg, held the
key that opened the money box at
Chas. Rounds hardware:
O. Il. s regular meeting next We'd
nesday evening. All members request
ed TO be present. limitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Menzies entertain
ed few friends last Friday evening in
honor of the Misses Macaulay.
The Yale friends of G. M Sparks
and wife will be pleased to learn that a
daughter was born to them at Bay City
recently.
James Stirling, of Yale, was operat
ed on for cancer at the home of l.. G.
Stirling in this city yesterday.-Sanilac
Jeffersonian-
Skating on the ponds and Mill creek
has been fine the past week and the
young folks have been enjoying them
selves immensely.
Il
NJ. II. church will sell homemade bak-
ing in the Ira Goheen building, Yale,
on Friday and Saturday.
A half dozen or more of Yale and
vicinity school teachers were i'll attend
ance at the St Clair county association
in Port Huron last Saturday.
Miss Barbour very interestingly
spoke to the high school pupils We'd
nesday morning OH the subject of
memOrizing and its Importance.
p. II. Harris bought the hardware
stock of l.. L. Van Camp and after
wards sold il to John Hutton. This
leaves only two hardware stores in
Yale.
DR.. Hiram Holden, of Trenton,
brother of Mrs. Jas. Hisey was called
to Yale Saturday in consultation with
DR.. Clyne just before the death of Jas.
Hisey.
Chas. +. Emery and family haye
moved to Port Huron where Mr.. Emery
has secured employment. The EXPOSE
tor wishes them all manner of success
in their new home.
A full page ad appears in this issue
for j. l. Rosenthal, clOthier, announc-
ing a gigantic sale beginning Saturday,
Dec. 8, and lasting ten days. Don't
fail to read it.
Rev. G. ID. Ellis furnished us with his
sermon preached in the Disciple church
on Thanksgiving day and we would have
published it this week only we were too
rushed with job printing, changes and
new ads.
a new newspaper press, Taylor
Drum Cylinder, was received by The
EXpositor this week which will be put
into use when we move into our new
building. More particulars will be
published later as to changes we expect
TO make. We are planning to move
shortly after the holidays.
A pleasant social time was enjoyed
at the monthly business-social meeting
of the Christian Endeavorers of the
Presbyterian church held at the home
of Mrs. George Cameron on Monday
evening. About forty-five were pre-
sent. The order of the evening was
business, games, then lunch.
All the young men who will furnish.
a doll for the bazaar are kindly re-
quested to hand them in to Mrs. Chas.
Rounds by Wednesday morning next.
Don't forget the ladies are depending
upon them. And whoever are making
articles for the bazaar will please get
them in by Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Cooper who
have been in Detroit for some time on
account of the illness of their son-in-
law who resides there will remain in
that city during the winter. Mr.. Cooper
has secured a position as elevator man
in one of the large buildings there and
will lead sort of up and down life as
it were.-Sanilac Jeffersonian.
The Sunday schools have begun
practicing for Christmas exercises and
the children are all glad and happy to
think Christmas, the joyous season, is
so near. To the older ones the year
has sped by all too quickly, but the
time has dragged for the juveniles.
The different churches will as usual,
have something good to gladden. the
hearts of the children and preparations
are going on apace.
Pollock 81 Hennessy have made a
decided change in their drug store
during the past week by adding a steel
ceiling, painting and decorating the
walls and fixtures, giving the interior a
Vel anu bdoty oPPCoAohNNs hAo
firm IS progressive and believe in hav-
ing the best going at whatever cost.
Their enterprise warrants this store
being called The Palace Drug Store.
Success to you gentlemen.
1t is not an easy thing to conjuF up
harmony, so many things in this old
world are tout of tune and harsh" and
they who can carry the concord of
sweet sounds to the waiting or passing
thr0ng are much and many times bless
ed. Beautiful music is synonym of
harmony; voices in harmony and in
struments in accord surely is beauty.
Add to these, grace of personality, and
desired qualification for concert work
is reached. The Harmony Quartette
Company is a combination of vocal and
and instrumental artistes which sug-
gests this qualification. The virsitility
of this company will appeal to many,
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