The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-02
Local and Otherwise.

No American citizen has the right to
stay from the polls on election day.
Mrs. w. III. Ballentine's condition
has not improved the past few days.
Mayme Pearce has been in Detroit
the past few days purchasing millinery
goods.
Electors who have not already regis
tered should see To it that their names
are recorded on Saturday.
Don't forget! Reserved seat sale on
Monday at 700 p. IN. for Dekoven Male
Quartette. Zoe. Pollock Il Hennessy's.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by the
dozen couples present at the dancing
party in Central Hall Thursday even
ing.
Chas. Tunis on Tuesday bought the
Andrew DePeel house and lot on
Wood street, next To the Chamberlain
house.
Two or three inches of snow fell
Monday afternoon. BY Wednesday il
was all gone, leaving very muddy
streets.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter
OES in Masonic Hall, next Wednesday
evening. Special business will be trans
acted.
Services as usual next SUNDAY at the
Peoples Temple. Sermon subject for
morning, difficulties Overcome" i'm
the evening "a Coward and what be-
came of him"
Regular social business meeting of
the G. +. Society of the Presbyterian
church will be held Monday evening,
Nov. 8, at the home of James Wallace
A II members requested To be present.
The Epworth League of the M. +.
churce held a social party on Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Geo. W.
Allen. A pleasant time is reported.
Yale Grange will meet at ! 80 in the
afternoon instead of the evening as
heretofore. All grangers will please be
on hand at the next meeting as we
wish to talk on building hall. w. j.
Harvie, Master.
The man who says "Oh fudge! can
mOdate a lot of Office seeking politi-
Clans" is a thoroughbred ninny and
ought to be banished to Russia where
they don't have vote.
A newspaper will be published at
Emmett, to be known as The Record,
its first issue to come out this week
and its editor, James Ploman. We be-
lieve this is the first attempt of the
kind i'm the history of Emmett.
If you desire to hear very pleasing
entertainment and wish to get your
moneys worth, go to Central Hall next
Wednesday evening. Dekoven Male
Quartette. Price SOC and l5c, reserved
seats l0c extra. Season tickets 500.
For the crime committed in Yale
few months since, Sam Carey was tax
Ell TO Jackson prison last week where
he will serve ten years. Carey was
satisfied TO get back to the place where
on a former occasion he had served
five years.
A telegram was received from Oska-
loOsa, Iowa, by Hugh Moore, stating
that his son Avery had been killed i'm q
railroad accident. No particulars as
yet have been received. Henry Welch
started Thursday morning to bring the
body home.
Charles Ferguson, of Ann ArbOr,
who has been i'll for some time with
typhoid fever at his farm i'm Lynn,
died last Friday at the age of 80 years.
lie leaves a wife and one daughter.
Mr.. Ferguson was interested in much
real estate around Inlay City.
Chas. Brown, who has been travelling
for Morley Bros. of Saginaw, died
Thursday morning after undergoing an
operation. Mr.. Brown has visited this
town for about ten years back, and has
made a number of friends who will ex-
ceedingly regret to learn of his death.
A wedding reception was held last
week at the home of Mrs Will Joss in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thompson
An excellent time was enjoyed by all
in games and other amusements, after
which delicious lunch was served 10y
several of Mrs. Thompson's lady
friends.
Dan Middleton, on Tuesday morning
while using a cutting box, severed the
end of one of his fingers. Evidently
not satisfied with this, i'm using the
same machine i'm the afternoon, he Sc
verely cut three fingers on the other
hand. The aid Of doctor was necessa-
ry for this mishap.
Eight members from Yale Chapter
OES were i'm attendance at the county
association of the OES held i'm Marine
WY iillo WOOhs ME- ' n Lazy llliCu
the position of Associate Conductress
and Mrs. j. +. Vincent as Electa in the
initiatOry work. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed, the Marine City people
being splendid entertainers.
Thos. Grimes and party of hunters
composed of Thos. Grimes jr., George
Grimes and George Boice, of Speaker
township, left Wednesday evening for
Seney, in the upper peninsula. They
expect TO go into camp near the Star y
on the Marquette railroad. Other
crews of hunters will go from this To-
cality in the next few days.
A wrestling match will be held in
Central Hall, Tuesday evening, Nov. q,
by +. +. Fenby and w. III. Reid. They
will wrestle GraecO- Roman style, and
Fenby has agreed to throw Reid three
straight falls i'm an hour. Good pre-
liminaries will be put on. Doors
open at $50 Admission 25c aud re-
served seats 35c. Stage seats soc. This
match will be on the square.
Here is case that takes the courage
out of man. When &. l.. Messer was
resident of Marlette, Simon Wander
pool was making payments through