The Yale expositor., 1907-04-19


sick the past week is now ons the i'm
prove.
Newsy local items are always well
come at The Expositor office. Send
them in.
No wonder horses are becoming
scarce. The people of Paris ate 5000
last year.
Born to the wife of Charles Ferguson
on Wednesday, April 18th, in Yale, a
l0-lb. boy.
Harold Jarvis, accompanied by an
alto soloist and reader will give a
concert,in Central Hall, May 10.
Some of Yale's best talent will appear
before the public at the Junior enter
tainment May 3. Why not attend
Born to the wife of Jesse Caldwell on
Sunday, April IL, 1907, in Brockway
township, beautiful baby daughter
The LBS will postpone their regular
meetings for one month, during house
cleaning time, when they will be taken
mp again.
VIM. Nugent, of Unionville, who has
the contract for cement sidewalks in
Yale, was here last week arranging to
start work about the 10th of May.
Mr. Jones to his wife, "Come Mary
let's go to the Junior entertainment and
see the children perform. 1t will only
cost us l5c and the little shavers l0c."
The Sacrement of the Lords supper
will be observed i'm the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning. The ev-
ening subject will be Faiths SYM
bols."
Spring poets have been let loose in
the vicinity of Peck and carnival is
being held. The Sanilac County Times
reproduced two original poems in the
last issue.
Next regular meeting OF Yale Grange
No. 9A will be on May 9Th, ) o'clock
p. m. Owing to the condition of the
roads, the April social meeting has
been cancelled.
Elizabeth Ostrander has given up her
position at CrOswell and accepted a
similar one i'm Beavis x Hutchinsons
store. Her many Yale friends wei
come her return.
The official report of the st. Clair
county board of eanvassers may be
found in another part of this paper.
1t gives the complete returns of this
SpTlIlV tltCllOnS.
The Board of County Canvassers for
st. Clair county completed its work on
Thursday of hast week. The official re-
port of the canvass can be found in
this issue of the Expositor.
The average country editor does not
object to waiting until a delinquent
subscriber sells his wool or hay TO pay
up, but we draw the line when man
wants us to wait for his century plant
to bloom.
The Minerva Club was entertained
last Wednesday evening by Miss Nina
MOntney. A mock wedding was the
order of the evening, after which re-
freshments were served. All report a
good time.
The Yale Citizens Band will make
their first public appearance this season
on next Friday evening when music
will be discoursed in front of Central
Hall for the Yale Marlette debate
which occurs that evening.
The frightful condition of all the
roads leading into Yale. during the
past few weeks, should certainly put
the people to thinking that something
must be done, and then let something
be done to make them better.
Herb :. Putney and wife, Of Sandus-
ky, have moved TO Lansing where Mr..
Putney will have charge of a branch
office of the Sanilac Centre Manufac-
turing Co. Mr.. Putney is brother of
Frank, of Yale, and is well known
here.
James Rose and Robert Carson were
at the deaf and dumb institute in Flint
last week and purchased thorough
bred Ayrshire bull. The animal was
brought home Oh Thursday. 1t is a
finely bred beast and no doubt will inn
prove the stock in this locality.
Lambert VanValkenburg, recently
reelected supervisor of Riley township,
is an astute political prophet according
to the Capac Journals way of thinking.
On election day he predicted that his
majority would be 80, which was the
exact count the inspectors gave him.
Lew Robinson was stepping high,
wide and handsome Monday of this
week, not because he was intoxicated
for Lew never gets the worse of liquor
but is was all on account of fine ba-
by daughter weighing seven pounds
born to his wife in the township of
Lynn on the 18th. Here's long life
and happy one to the newcomer.
Benz. Bricker, of Roseville, Ont, died
last Saturday morning at the advanced
age of 81 years. lie had been quite
hale and hearty up 10 the last few
weeks when he suffered stroke OF pa
ralysis. The funeral was held from his
home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
A. ii. Bricker, Elijah and George
Bricker left Monday morning to attend
the funeral.
Graham 81 Callahan, publishers and
owners of the Sanilac County Republi-
can published at Sandusky, dissolved
partnership on Saturday, April 3, Nr.
Graham continuing. Mr.. Callahan has
several business propositions under
consideration. Whatever he may go
at or wherever he locates the best wish
es of The Expositor goes with him.
Here's hoping that the Republican may
meet with continued success and pros
perity.
The ladies of the Presbyterian socie-
ty are adopting a novel and practical
plan for part of their this years work.