The Yale expositor., 1905-12-29
Everybody works but mother.
She gads arOupd allday.
Goes TO the women's meetings
And takes In the matinee.
Father tolls and worries,
He has a good time-nit.
Everybody works &C our house
hut ma--she quit.

Begin the New Year Alright. TAX,
the Expositor.
Thursday of last week was the short
est day of the year.
The winters supply of ice will soor
be ready for the harvest.
Born, to the wife of ID. A. McKeith
on Thursday, Dec 81, 1905, a son.
Both the Yale banks are distributing
beautiful calendars for the new year.
DR.. Wilson, of Port Huron, was called
here in consultation with DR.. A. Pol
lock Monday.
Mrs. VIM. joss has been quite sick
the past week. Her friends hope she
may soon recover.
Postmaster Wallace is now issuing
new form postal money orders having
received the supplies this week.
ANTED-B Bright, honest young
man from Yale to prepare for paying
position in Government Mail Service,
Box One, Cedar Rapids, La. 1868
We are glad TO note that our feed
barn is receiving well deserved patron
age and doing big business. A
merciful man is merciful to his beast.
Emerson Cooper, of Yale, came to
Croswell Monday and has spent the
week here receiving medical treatment.
Mr.. Cooper is brother of Mrs. Her
man Doelle.-Croswell Jeffersonian.
Newell & Ponsford have in their pos
session a purse containing a sum of
money which was found in their store
recently. The same will be returned
TO its owner on positive Identification.
James Weston, one of the prosperous
and well-to-do farmers of Speaker
township, handed us dollar the other
day on subscription stating that it
might come in handy for Christmas
present.
o. +. Karn. our genial and good
hearted horse buyer, has a robe made
from the hide of the stallion that died
some time ago. 1t Is of good size and
beautiful color, and highly priced by
Mr.. Karn.
Henry Welch started his bowling
alley on Christmas and has had lots to
do since. Yale has some experts and
we predict that it will not be long
before teams will be organized and
some interesting matches pulled off.
We have received letter from our
old friend III. l.. Newsted, of Battle
Creek, i'm which he incloses $500 pay
ment for Expositor two years. He
says: ave are all enjoying good health
and doing pretty well and hope this
finds you the same. We send our re-
CARDS to all"
If the Expositor is not up to the
standard this week our subscribers will
please bear with us-we are moving
into our new building north of II. g..
Holden 81 Sons meat market. We will
give you larger paper beginning next
week and hope to also publish better
paper in every particular.
Married June 20, 1905, at the Presby-
terrain -Manse in Port Huron, by the
Rev. Monteith, NJ. Francis Jones, of
Yale, and Herbert Ii. Eshleman, of
Flint. This item comes in the nature
Of a surprise to the friends of the
young couple, but all are unanimous
in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Eshleman a
long and happy life.
Albert Zuber, who came here last
week and purchased the bowling alley
sold the institution this week to Frank
Bigger of Yale and the latest purchas-
er took possession on Wednesday
Some improvements have been made to
the alleys and Mr.. Bigger thinks some
of putting in lunch counter and pool
tables. Mr.. Zuber says he will return
TO Marlette the first of the year and
open up cigar factory Marlette
Leader.
A peculiar accident happened at the
farm of Jas. Stirling i'm Lynn last Mon
day. His stock had been running to
straw stack all fall and had eaten some
deep holes into it. On the day mention
ed three cows got jammed into one
hole. The one in the lead was crowded
so far into the stack that il smothered
and was dead when taken out. The
other two were so far overcome that on
Monday il was doubtful if they would
live. Teams were used to haul the
animals out of the holes.-Capac Jour
nal.
A happy Christmas gathering was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ensley Brown in Lynn township, on
Monday last, the occasion being a
family reunion. Those who attended
were VIM. Manley and family, and
Mabel Manley, of Sandusky, Mrs.
Evelyn Ii. Kemp, Detroit, Herbert
Schell, wife and daughter, of North
Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cheeseman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Barr and
family of Lynn. Santa Claus and the
Christmas tree were conspicuous, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were presented
with handsome rocker, git from
their children.
The New Idea Women's Magazine
for January has an frontispiece draw
ing showing a circle of friends seeing
the old year out in the Scotch way
with hands clasped they sing "Auld
Lang Syne," as the hands of the clock
point to midnight. 1.-THE Apotheosis
of Philippines" is brightly humorous
dog story by Margaret Wagenhals; "a
Debt of Gratitude" by Cecil Deene
shows how a young girl does not like
to be wooed: and "McAlpiu Brothers
by Anne O'IIagan is the love story of
two old men. The articles in the
number are as follows, their titles Civ
ing a clue to their contents: Garments
for Elderly Women" "A Vexed Cues
ton: Carpeting a House on Small
Allowance" "The Seasons Evening
Wraps" "Simple Desserts SPOT Max
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