The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-12-20
Local and Otherwise.

Catching on bobs.
Splendid sleighing.
Christmas next Wednesday.
Harry Thaw's trial is set for Jan. 6.
Calendars for 1908 are being hung
up.
Leap year 1905 Here's your chance,
girls.
Yale stores are all Dire ssed in holiday
attire.
We wish all our readers most mer
ry Christmas.
The schools close today for a two
weeks vacation.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter, o.
+. s, next week Wednesday evening.
Get in on The Expositor's paid up
subscription list before the New Year.
A marriage license has been issued
to Henry Taft, of Algonac, and Hettie
Carless. Yale.
Knapp & Minnie made another large
shipment of poultry on Thursday to
Eastern markets.
VIM. Owens and wife instead of com
ing to Yale will spend the winter in
New York State.
The sleighing this week is excellent.
Perfect Yule tide weather. We hope
it continues for time.
The Epworth League subject for
Sunday evening is Christmas. Miss
Nina Montney leads. Come.
If you want to know just where to
spend your holiday money properly
read the advertising columns of The
Exposltor.
Don't economic by not taking your
home paper. You're not saving enough.
Deprive yourself of something that
costs more.
Owing to the extra amount of adver-
Using this week, we find it impossible
to give our readers the usual amount of
reading matter.
We might mention just as a hint to
some liberal hearted subscriber to the
Exposition that we haven't bought our
Christmas turkey yet.
John Robertson. treasurer of Green
wood township, will be at Phries's
store Fargo, Monday, Dec. %, for the
purpose of collecting taxes.
We are glad to be able to say that
Charlie Wells is doing very nicely after
his attack of appendicitis and it is hop
ed he will soon be around again.
A piano has been added to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Roadway on
Mechanic street. 1t is very accept
able Christmas gift to the family.
The Thumb of Michigan has been
taken into winter quarters and we are
now enjoying splendid winter weather
with fine bunch of snow thrown in.
Henry Pearce has been suffering for
the past two or three weeks with very
lame leg which he injured while at
work at the post office. The DR.. thinks
the ligament of the leg were strained.
Dick Windsor was taken with
severe pain in his back Monday morn
while shovelling snow and was COM
PEELED to remain at home for a couple
of days. He is back to work in the
barber shop. 1t is very seldom that
Dick has holiday.
AT the special meeting of the o. Z. 5.
Wednesday evening Nellie Beard, Rob-
ert Reid and Bruce Lothian were ini-
tiated into the Order A social time
was enjoyed after the business meeting
and refreshments were served.
Anxious friends were very much re-
lieved and pleased when a turn for the
better came in the serious illness of
Mrs. j. Il. Beavis. Each day now there
is little improvement which all hope
will continue and that she will quickly
regain her health and strength.
Will Stark is around Friday morning
with his face covered with smiles.
Cause-a nice fur robe presented him
by his patrons on route Z. Will wants
us TO T. nder his heartfelt thanks to the
people for their act of kindness and
wishes them all the joys of Yule-tide.
Sheppard Stanley, living 80 miles
north of Yale or three miles east and
= mile south of Melvin, will dispose of
a quantity of farm stock and imple
plements by public auction at the
premises next Monday, Dec. 23rd. Sale
commences at one o'clock p. m. sharp.
George Clayton, aucti0neer.
A New Years Ball and Supper will
be given at Webb's Han, Avoca, on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 81, 1907. The
best of music will be furnished by
Carney's Orchestra of Yale. Supper
will be served at the Avoca House by
Middleton Il limo. A general invita-
ton is extended to everybody to attend
and have good time. Bill only 500.
Tuesdays Port Huron Daily Times
contains a notice of the death of Don
aida Macdonald, of Strathroy, whom
many of our young people will remem
Der as having spent some weeks visit
ing at the Rapley home in Yale and
with the Hayes family to whom she
was related, few years since. Miss
Macdonald was only nineteen years of
age and died of cOnsumptiOn at the
home of her uncle In Strathroy, both
parents having been dead number of
years.