The Yale expositor., 1906-11-30

Inc ale Bazaar mas new al III
this issue. You should read it.
Vacation in the schools from We'd
nesday night to Monday morning.
Mrs. Elan Sloat was taken to the
Eastern Michigan Asylum Wednesday.
Mr.. Sloat has the sympathy OF "a large
circle of friends.
A large number of articles have al
ready been listed for auction sale which
takes place at the ten cent feed barn
OH Saturday, Dec. =, at one o'clock p. m.
Watch for bills.
A new plate glass has been put in
the south show window of j. |. Rosen-
that's clothing store, to replace the one
broken. John Hutton had the work Of
replacing in charge.
j. Yake, of Toronto, Ont, is helping
his son Adam i'm Grant Holden's drug
and jewelry store this week. When
through here he will go to Sandusky
and open up a jewelry store.
Mae Hoskin has large class of stu
dents in music at Port Huron and goes
to that city every Saturday to instruct
on the piano. We are pleased to note
the success of our young musicians.
A box of engraved calling cards or a
box of engraved stationery would make
your wife fine Christmas present.
The EXpostor is in position TO fill
orders of this kind promptly. Call and
see sample of the work.
Henry Bidleman who went to the
north woods with u Brown City hunt
ing party is home. Andrew Moore and
Joe SischO of Speaker are also home.
Every hunter is jubilant over the sue
cess they had this season.
II. j. Breeze who has been taking Ed
Newell's place as funeral director i'm
the Newell Furniture Co.'S establish
ment during the latteI's absence in the
north woods, was called to Port Huron
on account of the death of his father.
VIM. Justin, convicted of adultery
and sentenced by Judge Beach three
weeks ago to serve term of years at
lonia, was taken To that refOrmatory
Friday, Nov l6, by Sheriff Stone Of
Sanilac county. Wonder If this fellow
is our Bill?
W. A. Cavanagh and party of hunt
ers returned home from the north
woods and report seven deer as a re-
ward for the hunt Every member of
the crew declare that this was the best
year yet, and all exceedingly pleasant
time was enjoyed.
A number of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Slosser's friends helped them celebrate
their tenth wedding anniversary on
Monday of this week. The day was
very pleasantly spent and the guests
departed wishing their host and host
ess manyreturns of the day.
Joseph w. Topper, a practical auc-
tioneer Of Peck, is prepared to attend
all sales OH short notice. satisfaction
guaranteed. Orders left with ID. n.
Mclean hardware merchant of Peck,
or at the Yale State.i}ank will receive
prompt and careful attention. Prices
reasonable. See adj in this issue.
Willard Welch was the lucky person
who won the watch at Grant Holdens.
His guess was 81 hours, 20 minutes and
20 seconds. The watch ran 81 hrs. 2S
min. and 45 sec. Willard is proud of
the watch and well he may be, for il
case, fitted with genuine Waltham
movement.
Ezra A. Cole, an old time resident OF
Port Huron, died at his home there
November 81. Mr.. Cole was formerly
a prominent contractor and superin
tendent of construction i'm the building
of the narrow guage railroad into the
Saginaw Valley, the old Port Huron *
Northwestern which ran through Yale,
then Brockway Centre.
a Christian Endeavor convention of
the Seventh district of Michigan will
be held i'm Saginaw today friday and
tomorrow in the Warren Avenue
Presbyterian church. DR.. Media Hess,
missionary to Turkey, is one of the
speakers, also Rev. Fennell of Alma,
Rev. Augustine, of Sandusky, and Rev.
j. A. Dunkel, of Saginaw.
The Ladies Aid of the Bidleman
district will hold fair i'm the Bidle-
man school house, Friday evening, De
cember eth. All sorts of articles will
be on sale, many suitable for Christmas
gifts. Sandwiches and coffee will be
served during the evening. 1t is hoped
that many will attend and patroniZe
this sale and i'm this way help the
church.
The Toledo Blade says:-"Wall street
financial circles seem to be more firmly
impressed with the idea that the Erie
will take over the Pere Marquette at
the expiration of the receivership Of
the erstwhile Great Central lines. A
hint Of this probable deal was thrown
out some time ago and the impression
gains strength as the G. II. n ID. II. NJ.
muddle nears a solution
The Jas. Livingston Flax Cos Office
is receiving an overhauling which when
completed will be more convenient and
comfortable. The partition that di-
vides the two rooms has been torn out
and a circle desk built i'm its place to-
gether with drawers and file cases for
taking care of papers and stationery.
II will not only be more convenient
and comfortable but the book keeper
will be by himself and his work will be
more compact.
One of Robert Caldwell's horses took
lively run one day this week. When
the west bound passenger train came
To the crossing one mile north and a
half mile west the animal was on the
roadway. II made jump over the
culvert onto the railway track and ran
for n mile ahead of the train. How il
ever crossed the bridge without drop