The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-11-10

Don't miss the show in Central Hall
Saturday evening.
BE at Central Hall Saturday evening
and you will get your moneys worth.
Thanksgiving draws on apace. Begin
now to get into proper frame of mind.
Born, to the wife of Will Hayes. OH
Thursday, November End, 1905; a
daughter.
Regular meeting OES at Masonic
Hall, Yale, next Wednesday evening.
Come ont.
Chas. Rounds, hardware merchant, is
putting a steam heat furnace into Bert
Jardine's home.
Many novel features will be introduce
ed at the DeBlock-Doss entertainment
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Z. b. Fuller and son Duane
have been quite sick the past week but
are OH the improve.
Harvey Knowles was called to Gait,
Ont, the last of last week on account
of the death of a sister.
Some of the knowing ones say that
the leaves staying on the trees so late
indicates an open winter.
Good news travels, not so rapidly as
bad news, of course, but IL travels. Do
a good thing and people will hear OF it
in time.
John ID. McKeith desires to announce
that on account of his health being
poor he is selling out his stock of candy
and cigars.
DIR. A. Pollock has been confined to
his bed for week on account of sick
4 In nj IN "A
is recovering and able to be around
the house.
The senior class has effected an Or
| ganiZation with the following officers
President, Leslie MenZies; Vice-Presi-
dent, Fred Currier; Sec. and Treas,
Claude Minis.
James Regain, the popular and well
known druggist at Melvin, has taken a
partner in the person of Andrew Brad
shaw and the firm will be known as the
Regain Drug Co.
Leslie Menzies gave party Friday
evening to twenty of his young friends.
A merry time was had. Refreshments
in the form of popcorn and toasted
marshmallows were served.
The ladies' building society of the
Methodist Protestant church will serve
a supper at the parsonage on Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 18th. supper l5c.
Proceeds for the building of the new
church.
1t is estimated, says the Ohio Farm
er, that if all, or nearly all, of our farm
ers could be induced to discard the
scrubs and use only pure breeds, the
increase in the value of poultry would
be 100 per crnt.
Frank Francis, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
j. b. Francis of Yale, and a druggist
at Kingston, will with his wife, spend
the winter i'll Cuba. Vaughn Francis
will conduct the drug store at Kingston
during his brothers absence.
John Kinney, proprietor OF the Dewey
House, Emmett, will give a Thanksgiv-
ing Ball and supper at his hotel We'd |
ntSday evening, Nov. %. CaSsello's
orchestra, of Port Huron, nattendance.
Bill including supper Sl.00. Every
body invited.
The Flint Presbytery held a meeting
ut Marlette on Tues day for the purpose
of installing Rev. Geo. Cleaver as pas
tor of the Marlette and Lamotte
churches. Rev. G. ID. Ellis, of Yale,
was present to charge the pastor. Mrs.
| Ellis accompanied him.
Mrs. John Hice, of Pomona, has been
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. Jacob
Nanclief for some time, and has been
| feeling very poorly. We are pleased to
note that she is considerably improved
at present She will make her home
with Mrs. Vanclief for the winter.
Geo Cough has purchased a new and
complete line of furniture which he
will open up i'm the Samuel White
building soon. Everything in the furni
ture line will be kept and the prices
asked will be down to rock bottom.
Announcement will be made as soon
as the stock arrives.
! Alice Roosevelt's foreign presents
are proving expensive luxuries to her
after all. The president has issued an
order to the collector at the port of San
| Francisco to collect legal duty on all
| dutiable articles in Miss Alice's bag
gage. The total due on these presents
will be about $4,000.
The following item we take from the
Port Huron Daily Times:-"Thomas
| Parkinson, of Yale, has been serving
| OH the circuit court jury during the
past few weeks. He says the average
| juryman can arrive at a conclusion
just as quick without the arguments of
the attorneys as he can with them"
| The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church held its re-
gular business and social monthly meet
ing Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Denison. After
| the order of business was over, games
of different kinds were enjoyed and a
unique lunch Ofpumpkin pie and coffee
was served before home going time.
The rain on Tuesday last prevented
many from coming to see the demon
stration of the Florence stove in front
of Hutton's hardware, but everyone
who saw this stove work will agree that
it is success in every way. These
stoves may be seen at any time and
Mr.. Hutton will be glad to explain
their many excellent features when