The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-09

The Expositor gives the news.

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want.
Baths! Hot, cold, sponge, shower, or
any kind of bath you want at Wind
sor's barber shop.
Hugh Ferguson is clerking in Chas.
Rounds hardware store during the alb
sence of Clyde Richards.
Schlegelmlch x Sweet have the con
tract for placing hot water system in
A. +. Jackson's new dwelling house.
Chas. Richardson is taking John
Burley's place in The Paisley while
John is away on IA two weeks vacation.
The Epworth League of the NJ. +.
church will be held at 6 o'clock and
regular preaching services at : o'clock
instead of $3.50 and 1880 as before.
Mrs. Warren Roadway has been sick
abed for month or more but we are
pleased to announce that her condition
is somewhat improved at present.
Charles Ferguson has been confined
To his home the past week with sick
ness. He took a heavy cold while do
ing outside painting and it settled on
his lungs.
Mrs. f. X. Beecher has been quite
sick since her return from New York
state and does not seem TO get much
better. Her friends will be- sorry to
learn of this.
Several young lady friends helped
Freda Holden celebrate her fifteenth
birthday last Friday evening at her
home The event was enjoyed by all.
Games and dainty lunch filled the
time.
Tpha Gftaa,, oa,,t taa hold law tho Iad ;ao
of the Disciple Church at the home Of
well patroniZed. The proceeds of this
supper together with the previous one
were $50.
The new barber pole i'm front of Dick
Windsor's shop is great improvement
over the cumbersome birdhOuse sign
recently discarded The new one is
painted in red, black and gold and is
very attractive.
DIR. Ney was up from Port Huron the
latter part of the week to see Mrs. W.
II. Ballentne. Very little encourage
ment was given the family for her re-
coyery. Mrs. Ballentine seems little
easier at present.
Geo. Weston, of Yale, and Leigh
Bush, of AvOca, took the train from
Yale Tuesday night for Sault Ste. Ma
re. At the 500 they will be met by
Frank Weston and go into camp on
the TahqhamenOw river
The Single Dozen club met at the
home of Rhea Hisey last Friday even
ing and elected officers as follOws:-
President, Rhea Hisey; Secretary, leila
Beard: Treasurer, Stella Francis. The
usual good time enjoyed.
We notice by the program of the
Sanilac county Sunday School ninth
annual convention which met in Mar
lette Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. that Mrs. +. A. GriswOld, of
Yale, spoke on the subject of Primary
Lessons.
Fred Emerson Brooks, the California
Poet, is the next number on the High
School Lecture course. He will appear
in Central Hall, Friday, December II.
He has been here before and was well
liked. Reserved seats on sale at Pol
lock X Hennessy's, Dec. II.
Fred L. Chamberlain and John +
Staley have each recently purchased a
fine thoroughbred Shropshire Down
ram from breeder at Lapeer. Both
sheep are extra fine animals and are
brought here for improving the quail
ity of the stock i'm their localities.
w. A. Cavanagh, Will Menerey, Ed.
and Frank Newell started Tuesday
night for Newberry from which place
they will go into camp and spend about
four weeks hunting big game. Cava-
nagh said he would not be bit sur
prised if he brought home bear.
j. |. Rosenthal has introduced a nov
el form of advertising into his space i'm
The Exposition lie has engaged the
worldfamOus Buster Brown to write up
series of ads for him TO appear each
week. They are interesting as well as
neat and attractive. Take a look at
them.
Mr. Breeze, of Port Huron, has been
engaged by the Newell Furniture Co.,
as funeral director for about one
month or until Mr.. Newell's arm which
was recently injured, gets well. Mr..
Breeze is a licensed embalmer and has
had many years practical experience in
such work.
Clyde Richards, the popular young
clerk in Rounds hardware, and Ethyl
Wilson, of Flint, were married i'm Flint,
on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Miss Wilson is
wellknown here. Both have many
friends, all of whom join with the Ex-
positor i'm wishing them prosperity and
long life. After wedding trip they
will settle in their new home on Me
chanic street.
Remember when thinking about your
Christmas presents that the ladies of
the Presbyterian church will hold a
bazaar the first week In December and
you will be able to secure many pretty
things for Christmas giving. Deem
Der and ) are the dates set for the
bazaar and the lecture room of the
Presbyterian church the place. Also
bear in mind that supper will be
given in the diningroom on the even
ing of the 5th.
The "SkidOo Club" made merry at
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart McNulty's home last
Monday evening. Our popular young
drug clerk Richard presented CD them
with nice plump turkey brought from
Tom Ross rattle at a cost of $40. The
club numbering eight in all were
smacking their lips I'm anticipation