The Yale expositor., 1907-11-29
Local and Otherwise.
Everybody give thanks.
Remember the LRS BaZaar

II you ildNCu yet paul NOul SuboNliP-
ton to the Expositor why haven't you
That's the question.
DR.. Z. q. Lathrop, dentist, is at Peck
Tuesday of each week where he has
worked up large practice.
Justin Cavanagh is taking vacation
and Charley Cavanagh is serving the
patrons of rural route No. Z.
He is poor friend who will pat you
on the back and Kick your feet out
from under you at the same time.
Evangelist W. II. Cole writes us
from Morgan. that good interest is
shown in the meetings held there.
The topic for Epworth League SER
vices is an interesting one. Come out
Sunday evening. Rensley Holden will
lead.
The churches observed temperance
sunday last Sunday by the pastors con-
timing theilgsrmons to temperance sub
jects.
Yale merchants are getting in their
holiday goods and il will not be long
before they will begin to talk about
them.
f. III. Drake was elected Worthy
Patron of Yale Chapter OES at the re-
gular meeting held in Masonic Hall
last week Wednesday evening.
Postmaster Dawson has given notice
that the post office at Sandusky will be
open each Sunday from H. 80 to 1890
standard time until further notice.
The Sandusky Republican of last
w. w. Zavits leaves Saturday for Yale
xtrha oh mil 10
Rosary with a silver crucifus attach
ed found on street. Owner can have
same by calling on Edward loft at
Hutton's hardware or Exposition Office.
Regular meeting of Brockway Lodge
No. 316 F&AM next Thursday evening
at Masonic Hall, Yale. The Brown
City team will confer the third degree.
If Expositor delinquent subscribers
would only pay up the publisher could
give thanks with better heart. We are
thankful that we are alive and that's
about the size of it.
Ed. j. Ii. Patton breaches in Brick
Chapel Sunday, Dec. 1st, at 3 and Z
p. m. You are cordially invited to
come and listen to bible teaching.
Any one may ask questions.
Don't forget the box social given by
the "Reds" next Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Geo. Allen. A good
time is planned. Ladies please bring
your boxes and your beaus.
Knapp Il Minnie shipped from Yale
the first of the week $4,000 pounds of
turkeys filling to overlooking an express
car. The shipment was consigned to
dealers in Detroit and Buffalo.
Those who study the habits of the
muskrat predict an unusually cold
winter. The little animals are build
ing their nests high up on the river
banks, which indicates much snow and
unusual heavy spring freshets.
Since oats went up to five cents a
handful, the rural mail carriers have
not been receiving so many presents
along the oat line. At present, that is
one of the signs for a hard cold winter
that is being thoroughly discussed by
the carriers.
About twenty-five young ladies of
the city gave social dance to their
gentlemen friends Wednesday evening
at Central Hall. A very dainty and
elaborate spread was served at the
home of Blanche Henry. The affair
was very enjoyable one.
f. Thibodeau, formerly of Melvin,
will open a shoe shop in the building
formerly occupied by Dave Irwin next
Monday morning. 1t is nearly twenty
years since he has been in Y ale and he
sees many decided changes and inn
provements about the place.
Mrs. NJ. M. Bowles will open bazaar
in her building on corner of Main and
North streets, Dec. 9th. A nice line of
bazaar goods will be put in suitable for
Christmas and New Years presents. BE
sure and look over her stock before you
buy. Notice her ad in this issue.
John Ingram residing miles east
and mile north of AvOca, or IL miles
south of Fargo, has quit farming and
will offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder at the premises on
Tuesday, Dec. 3, '07, commencing at
one o'clock p. m. sharp, all of his live
stock, farming implements, etc. Geo.
w. Bell, auctioneer.
Last Tuesday evening, Nov. 26, &C.
CURED the eighteenth annual banquet
of the Zeta Sigma society of Alma Col
lege. The banquet was held at the
Alma Springs Hotel and was decided
success in everyway. George p. Horst,
of Detroit, senior and president of
the society was POSTMASTER. Toasts
were given by Prof James Mitchell,
Coach j. G. Harper, Miss Hazel Frasier
of Alpena, Harry Helmer, of Parma,
ex-captain of football team and Alex
l.. Sayles of Yale. Thirty eight couple
sat down to a six-course supper.
Tom Ross is a shouter and has pair
of lungs that are sound, if one can
judge from the noise he made Saturday
afternoon just at dusk. Toms horse
ran away with him while on the way
home and turned the buggy topsy
turvy i'm the ravine near George Bent
ley's house south of Riverside Driving
Park. Tom is on top nine times out
of ten but this was the tenth time and
he was underneath and the buggy on
top of him. It is SAID one could hear
his cries for help two miles away.
George Bentley and Ben Nelson came
TO his assistance and released him.
Tom told us that he did not care to
get into any more such mixups.