The Yale expositor., 1906-11-16
Snow storm Monday.

The German Herold of Port Huron
has suspended publication.
Not much doing in town this week
and therefore very little news for the
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Holcomb are re-
joicing over the arrival of daughter
on Friday, Nov. 9.
Con Jones is taking VIM. Bryce's
place on RID No. ) while Will is tax
ing - day vacation.
Pearl Grimes, of Speaker township,
was married this week Wednesday to
Albert Mitchell, of Roseburg.
Elder j. Ii. Patton breaches in Brick
Chapel Sunday, Nov. IL, at 300 and
200 p. m. Subjects of Importance dis
cussed.
Dick Windsor was showing some
dandelions at the barber shop OH Tues
day. lie says his lawn was covered
with them.
Cyrus Ludington has gone to Texas
where he will remain for time look
ing over the country and deciding on a
location if possible.
Subscribers to The EXpOstor not
getting their paper regularly will con
fer favor OH the publisher by notify
ing him either in person or 10y mail.
Walker Stevens is home from San
dusky where he has been assisting his
brother Chauncey. While there he
broke his right wrist by taking bad
fall in roller skating rink.
Mrs. Frank Newell has received word
from her husband who is hunting with
W. A. Uavanagh. Will Menerey and
Ed Newell, near Newberry, and he says
the party have already killed five fine
deer.
Dr. Yuill expects to move into the
house on the Jas. Rath farm, recently
purchased by him, sometime within the
next month. He will keep his Office in
the rear of Grant llOlden's drug store
as heretofore.
LBS will meet with Mrs. Frank
Andreae next Thursday afternoon.
Remember the change of day. Coffee
served VIII the members please come
work To be done.
The question of who will be our next
deputy sheriff in this locality under
Sheriff Davidson is agitating the minds
OF a few i'm our city. Oscar Lane and
Rob Reid have petitions largely signed
which they will present ut the proper
time.
Elder Lester Clark is contemplating
selling the farm upon which ne has
lived many years, just on the outskirts
of the city and is thinking of taking up
his residence in Saginaw. Elder and
his wife are among our oldest pioneers,
and would be much missed.
The Yale Dancing Club INDUCED in
another social hop at Central Hall on
Wednesday evening. This club boasts
of fourteen members and their ladies,
the music being furnished alternately
by the Misses HOskin and Fitzgerald
who are expert pianists. Dances are
given every two weeks.
Middleton Il limo will give a
Thanksgiving dance and supper i'm the
Avoca Hall at AvOca OH Thursday ev
ening, Nov. 29, to which the public is
cordially invited. First-class music in
attendance. Supper at the Avoca
House. Bill for dance and supper
500. A good time may be looked for.
Don't miss il.
Robt. Ii. Menerey has sold his black
smith shop and foundry TO II. +. Barr,
~
Menerey will visit California this win
ter and look over the country. If he is
fayOrably impressed he will locate
from among our business men, we wei
come Mr.. Barr to our midst.
Report all items of interest to The
ExpOsitor. They will be appreciated
and each item will help to make the
paper that much more interesting.
The staff cannot get all the news but
by your help they can get the lions
share. Remember to telephone the
Office of your home paper when any
thing worthy of publication occurs.
A woman who was great tale bear
er happened to hear one neighbOr
speak slightingly of another and imme-
diately carried the words from the first
to the second neighbor, claiming that
she thought, rs friend, she ought to
let the second neighbOr know what the
first was saying. But instead of thank
ing the tale bearer, the neighbor said:
at makes no difference to me how
many rotten eggs my neighbor has on
his premises, but the person who car
ries the decayed hen fruit to my house
and breaks it under my nose is my en-
emy." A sermon in an eggshell.
We still have one or two men in this
who stand around on
the street corners and from morning
till night complain about the city,
their neighbors, their taxes and the
weather. Such men are mighty com
mon clay and il is fortunate we have
so few of them. Such men are of no
use to the city, their families or their
God. They seem to live, but no one
knows how. Like mosquitoes and
flies, they are not fatal, but disagreed
able to have about. It is not necessary
to publish the names of the two or
three who infest this city for you all
know them.
The "credit days" are passing. Mer-
chants are beginning to demand cash
for their goods and as result dollar
goes farther than ever before in buy
ing merchandise. This is simply plain
common sense. Everybody likes to
see the color of the coin, and dollar
in the hand is worth considerably more
than dollar on the books when the