The Yale expositor., 1907-11-08

or Office.
VIM. Hale remembered the EXpositor
force saturday last by giving us our
ill of sweet cider. Thanks.
Jean Mckenzie has resigned her
position as stenographer at the wooden
mill office and returned to her home in
Sarnia on Saturday last.
Mrs. Alva Caswell moved her house
hold goods from Locke Ridge the lat
ter part of the week and will live in
the Ellsworth house, corner kennelck
and Wood streets.
Box and fish pond social at Menerey
school, mile south and Ia miles west
of y ale, Friday evening, November 10.
Everybody invited. Ladies bring box
es. Boxes auctiOned. Lizzie Parkin-
son, teacher.
Sol Tice had a mammoth auction sale
on Wednesday, Oct. 30, amounting to
$1,000 Geo. w. Bell auctioneer, i'll
forms us that this is the banner one of
the year. The crowd was large and
bidding lively.
Remember that the Yale merchants
who want your business are the ones
whose advertisements are to be found
in The EXpositOr. The other fellows
don't care where you trade, whether at
home or abroad.
The sailors should live on currents,
the jeweler on karats, the historian on
dates, base ball catchers on fowls, base
ball fielders on flies, weather prophets
on lie. type settlers Oh sticks, married
women on cant-elopes, and editors on
"pi"
T. +. Holden, the Inlay City drug
gist, has recently erected a handsome
new store building and expects TO move
into the same November 18th. Mr..
Holden is quite we'll known here,
being a son of Mrs. sarah Holden. Sue
cess to you, Frank.
The free public meeting given in
Central Hall last Tuesday evening by
the Independent Order of Foresters,
was not as largely attended as ii would
have been had the weather been more
agreeable The evenings program
was well carried out and much enjoyed
by those present.
Township treasurers quite frequently
send away TO outside concerns for their
tax receipts when their home printing
offices can do them Just as good work
if not better. Try the ExpositOr Print
cry -"The Shop that Knows How.
Satisfaction guaranteed both in price
and quality of work.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are working hard on articles for their
bazaar and they will have a large and
handsome display of staple and fancy
articles. The different booths will be
made as pretty as possible and it all
means work. So keep your Christmas
orders for the bazaar.
Freda Holden's sixteenth birthday
was celebrated III very happy manner
on Saturday, Nov. 2. Girl friends to
the number of sixteen, members of the
! Swastika club were invited to take tea
with her and to spend the evening. No
need to say that the occasion was en-
| joyed to the utmost. The club present
ed Miss Freda with a handsome gold
cross for her necklace.
The Sandusky Leader has reached
our table. IL is an eight page paper
in pamphlet form and contains lots of
| interesting local and county news also
splendid showing of neatly set adver-
| tisements from prominent business
firms. VIM. Leggett is the publisher,
it will be issued monthly and 30 cents
per year will be the subscription price.
Success To you.
Supervisors and others of Sanilac
county have contributed fifty dollars,
which has been sent to James :. Ken
nefck i'm old Ireland. Mr.. kennelick
was once well known in this vicinity,
| in fact, our Kennefick street is named
after the old man, who was surveyor
| in his days of prime. Now he is an
| .lp m m
who a few years since went "back
home" TO live with relatives.
Halloween has come and gone. The
usual pranks were INDUCED in by the
youngsters and oldsters also. a gener-
al cleaning up Of store windows was
the order of things last Friday morn
! ing. All sorts of quotations and hero
glyphics adorned the windows, soap be-
ing used i'm doing the job Early in the
evening Thursday Main and North
streets corner was brilliantly illuminat-
ed with red fire, making beautiful
scene.
Thos. Wilson, formerly in the furni-
ture business at this place but for the
past few years living a retired life with
his sons Charles and Stanley at Port
Hope, was taken suddenly i'll while Wis
ing his old neighbors Mr. and Mrs. W.
j. Moore on Mechanic street Thursday
morning. DIR. Yuill was called and did
what ne could TO relieve the old gentle
mans suffering The trouble seems to
be a clot of blood on the brain causing
paralysis. Mr.. Wilson was removed TO
/ Grant Holden's residence and he is be.
ing given every care possible. His sons
Charley, of Port Hope, and Thomas, of
Marlette were telephoned and reached
] Yale Thursday evening.