The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-23
Local and Otherwise.
Count up your blessings.

Count up your blessings.
The recent heavy rains have left the
roads in bad condition.
Born to the wife of Harry VIM on
sunday, Nov. 10, 1905, a son.
The Almont Herald is now all home
print and certainly looks well.
County Clerk Foley, up to last Satur-
day last. issued 80 hunters licenses.
l.. b. :. will meet with Mrs. Menzes
next Tuesday afternoon Remember
the change of day. Coffee will be
served.
The weather was rainy and disagree
able Saturday last. Since then it has
been colder and clearer. with muddy
streets.
A. Fussleman is exhibiting a patent
gate ut the corner of Main and Me
chanic streets which is quite unique i'm
its way.
NJ. o. BurkhOlder, who is visiting his
sister Mrs. f. Il. Bricker, is very sick at
the present writing. II is hoped he
will soon recover.
There will be union meeting of the
Junior Societies next Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock, in the NJ. f.. church.
Leader, Harold Wheaton.
e. The Inlay City Times comes out
with fine new head, which looks well.
The Times is an excellent exponent of
the news of that city and county, being
replete each week with local items and
also with advertising.
The bazaar to be given by the ladies
of the Presbyterian church will be held
Wednesday and Thursday, December ;
and &. A Christmas dinner will be
served on Thursday evening.
The Exposition apologies to Mrs.
Sarah Holden for making the mistake
in her name in the last issue. In
speaking of the death of her sons wife
we said the funeral was held from the
home Of Mrs. Emma Holden.
The December social business meet
ing of the Presbyterian &. +. society
meets at the home of Leslie MenZies on
Monday evening, December 3, 1905.
All persons interested in the society
are cordially invited To be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Wheaton enter
tanned the corps of teachers of our
public schools at their home on south
Main street Friday evening last. A
pleasant time was spent by all. The
Seniors will be entertained this Friday
evening.
The marriage of Lou McNair, of
Croswell, who once lived in Yale and
was very wellkhOwn, to Fred Rudd, of
.Ieddo, occurred on Wednesday of last
week at the home of the brides mother
in Croswell. Yale friends offer con
CALCULATIONS.
George Weston and Leigh Bush re-
turned Saturday morning from q
weeks deer hunt in the Upper PENN
sula west of the 500. George says that
deer and other game are very plentiful
and that he filled his book the first day
he was out He brought fine buck
home with him.
state Highway Commissioner Earle
will hold the county road institute for
st. Clair county at Port Huron on De
cember 4, 1906, beginning at 1000 a. IN.
Highway Commissioners in attendance
will receive their expenses and one
days pay. Everyone interested i'm the
question of good roads is cordially in
vited 10 attend. The sessions will be
held in the county court house.
James Skiflington, who just recently
returned from the Canadian North
west, is all taken up over that country.
lie visited Edmonton and other places
of interest and found them making
rapid strides. "The tongue of man" he
says cannot describe the beauties and
wealth of that land of promise" If he
can dispose of his property i'm this To-
cality he will locate out there perma
nently.
10 III tuhf
perplexing the minds of our mathema-
ticians lately. Can you work il? 1.-TWO
men A and Il weigh l4g lbs. and 40 lbs
respectively They wished to weigh a
pig but had no scales. So they put a
plank on saw horse and adjusted it
until they balanced each other. Then
they changed places and Mr.. A took
the pig in his lap. The plank was
again balanced without being moved
How much did the pig weigh" Work
it out for yourself and see what you
get.
The little three year-old child of
George Raymond living west and north
of Yale was badly burned OH its side
and leg OH Monday while playing in
front of heating stove. 1t seems that
the flames caught in its dress and
would have burned TO a crisp had not
the grandmother discovered 1t in time.
and thrown quilt over the child and
smothered the flames. In taking the
clothes from the child the skin peeled
of with them. DIR. Yuill was called
and administered to the little ones suf-
ferjng.
The meeting of the, Christian En-
deavor society in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening was one of
exceptional interest. A thorough re-
port of the recent state convention at
Lansing was gotten up by Vera Wal-
lace who attended the convention as
delegate from this society She gave
out full newspaper reports of the meet
ing To the different members who at
this Sunday meeting found great inter
est and instruction i'm reading it before
the society. The hour was fully taken
up in this way, together with the lead
er's notes and special music by the
Sunday school choir. The meetings of
this society are always interesting and
pleasuTable and the members are al
ways glad to welcome visitors and new