The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-01-11

other years.
A good deal of sickness in town
these days.
DR.. Yuill's residence phone number
is 20 l. rings.
Thunder storm Monday, rather I'M
usual for January.
Rain all day Monday. Heavy thun-
der storm in the night.
Ii you have small house TO trade
for 40-acre farm call at the EXpOsitor
office.
\ marriage license has been issued
TO Ada Moore. aged 36. and VIM. Gull
Hart, aged 43, both of Yale.
Mrs. Frank LandrO entertained Fri
day with luncheon for sixteen in honor
of Mrs. +. PortOr, of Detroit.
Mill Greek is very high this week on
account of the rainy season. The flats
are all flooded and have frozen, making
excellent skating.
The Senior Ladies' Aid of West
Brockway will meet with Mrs. y. j.
Meharg Thursday. January eth. Come
all and get your dinner.
w. A. Cavauagh, supervisor of the
city of Yale. is at the County Capitol
attending the January session OF the
Board of Supervisors.
II. IL. Menerey has received his fur
mace and it is being placed in the base
ment Of his dwelling house. IL is the
Bolton hot water system.
The recent rains have left the roads
in almost impossible condition. On
Wednesday however came a cold snap
which has made the roads terribly
rough.
Friendship Arbor of Cleaners will
hold a public installation and oyster
supper at the Bidleman school house
on Friday evening, Jan. Is. The pub
lie cordially invited.
On Tuesday evening Of this week
fire destroyed a portion of the Michigan
Stove Works buildings, at the corner Of
jefferson and Adair avenues i'm Detroit.
Ii is estimated about 100000 worth of
property was destroyed. Over 300
workmen were thrown out of work
Ed Sheehy was at Croswell Tuesday
where he went to look at bunch of
cattle and make all offer on same. On
his way there he saw farmer through
the car window blowing in a field add
Jacent to the railroad track. Flowing
and thunder storms in January are
rather unusual.
The G. +. of the Presbyterian church
held its monthly business and social
meeting on Monday evening with
Clarica GOheen. About twenty-five
members were present and the program
was, as usual, well gotten up and enjoy
ed. After the business order was
finished, refreshments of popcorn and
candy was served.
The recital given by Mrs. Raum and
her pupils in Central hall Friday even
ing last was very well attended and the
program met the highest expectations
of all. Mrs. Raum is fine elOcution-
list and an excellent instructor. Her
pupils are all doing good work. Mrs.
Lawrason assisted with some vocal Sc
lections and George Windsor with pi-
ano solos. The evening was thorough
ly enjoyed.
a Joint installation of Woodmen
Camp and Woodmen Circle occurred
on Tuesday evening at Oddfellows hall.
The officers of the camp recently elect
ed were installed by Installing officer
DIR. Stevens while the ladies were plac-
ed in Office by Mrs. Wharton. After
the installation the large number pre-
sent, about eighty, adjourned to the
Wilt hotel where an excellent oyster
supper was served and a good time was
enjoyed by all.
A reunion was held OH New Years
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Fletcher i'm Yale. A large number of
the family were present and all enjoyed
a good time and hearty dinner.
Among those present from out-of-town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fletcher, of
Lexington; Robt. and wife, Marlette;
Fred and family of Speaker; Arthur
Billings and family of Melvin; Miss
Nellie Billings of Detroit: VIM. Schell
and Nellie Schell of Amadore.
We have received from our friend
Prof. G. +. Kellogg, the Christmas
of "The Aurora" small maya
zine edited by pupils of No. ~ public
school Rochester, n. Y, of which
school Mr.. Kellogg is principal. The
is q lively little publication
filled with items, sketches and accounts
of various things contributed mostly
by the pupils. We notice that recep
tion had been given Mr.. and Mrs. Kel-
logg by the Mothers Club, which seem
ed to be very pleasant affair all
round. We wish our friend unbounded
success in his work.
That there is no evidence of race sui
eide in our city is shown by the births
here i'm the year 1906, there being all
told AZ, with IL deaths. The third ward
leads with record of 10 girls and 3
boys; the second ward following with
boys and girls while the first ward
is only 6 boys and 2 girls.
Mechanic street, although handicapped
somewhat is still favorite alighting
place for the stork and has record of
6 boys and 3 girls. Madeline Wits
,uac hn first birth recorded In the CITY