The Yale expositor., 1907-11-15
Local and Otherwise.

A. +. Oatman will take possession O
the karn Dairy December LIST.
Box and fish pond social at Menere'
school house this friday evening.
1t is said every man has his price, bu
there have been times when the edito
didn't have it.
An ideal place to while away an idl,
hour every Monday and Tuesday even
ing at the Electric Theatre.
j. b. Francis writes us that he ma.
moved to Los Angeles, Calf, and i,
residing at 204 West 45thetreet
Tax receipts printed neatly anC
cheaply at The EXpositor Printery
Give us your order.
The subject for next SUNDAY evening
| EpwOrth League service. is persona
Evangelism" Miss Brotherton viii
lead
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stienburg have
gone TO Clinton for the winter. Mr.
Stienburg has position in the wooden
mills there.
Yale has two as well kept meat mar
kets as you will find anywhere. Every
thing in the meat line is kept on hand
at all times.
j. ID. l'aldi and family reached Los
Angeles, Calf, two weeks ago sunday
and have taken mp their residence az
1911 West eth street.
A light fall Of snow SUNDAY morning
covered the ground only a few hours
Old Sol came out in all his glory and
soon the beautiful melted away.
Henry Doelle left a mess Ct parsnips
/ of tho Eynncifnr offiaa raaaafiv. F'ha
publishers family enjoyed the meal
very much and return thanks for same.
The new primary law passed at the
special session of the legislature will he
published in next weeks issue of The
Exposition BE sure and get copy and
read it.
Evangelistic services will be held in
the NJ. T. church in Yale, beginning
January lst These services will be
conducted by the Rev. j. +. wilkins,
evangelist of Columbus, Ohio.
Grant Holden and FIR Cullnane took
the early morning train at Emmett
Monday for the upper peninsula, where
they will join the hunters in camp.
We were a little previous last week in
announcing the departure of FIR. Guilt
name.
Chas. Cook has left Harbor Beach
and will go to Lake, where he has a
position as agent for the u. NJ. Ry.
His wife, daughter of l.. III. Armstrong
and wife, will remain here a week or
ten days before joining him. Almont
Herald.
Evangelist Cole called at the Exposi-
tor office while in the city Wednesday,
l..
ed that his work at Jeddo during the
past two weeks has been very success
full. lie goes to Morgan, Mich, Satur-
day next
The young people of the Epworth
League extend a very cordial invitation
to all of those young people who do not
belong to any other young peoples
Christian Association TO meet with
theirs each sunday evening from six
till seven o'clock.
Labor is one of the supreme laws of
life. Toll is honorable. The progress
which the world has made is a glorious
testimonial to human handiwork. Those
who work know more of genuine hap
piness than those whose lives seem
dedicated to idleness.
We noticed last week that Jessie
Mann had gone to Port Huron to see
her sister, Mrs. Armstrong, who was
not expected TO live, as was reported by
a Port Huron paper. Miss Mann found
the report to be false, which all Yale
friends are glad to learn.
The old-time Snowman, Matt Wixom,
known all over Michigan, is no more,
having died recently at his home i'm
Ran.rnft Ha xuoc g. WARS &c ana Mr.
Wixom was considered quite a promi-
nent lawyer in Shiawassee county in
addition to being proprietor of the pop
ular WiXom shows.
In letter from Charles Blackboard
he informs us that he is still in Toledo,
Ohio, and that himself and family are
all alive and kicking and hopes that his
Yale friends are enjoying the best of
health. The family has moved to 1903
Detroit ave. We are pleased to hear
that they are in good health and doing
well.
The undersigned, being short of feed,
will offer for sale at public auction at
his farm, miles northwest of East
Greenwood on the old State Road, or
80 miles southeast of Roseburg, on
Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1907, commencing
at one o'clock p. m. sharp, part of his
stock, farming implements, etc. Hen
ry Streeter, auctioneer. Simon Wiley,
proprietor.
VIM. Nugent, during the two years
1905 Z, has built l02,295 square feet of
cement walks. This amount includes
both public and private. Mr.. Nugent
says that Yale has more cement walks
than any city of its size in the state
We are certainly proud of our walks
and feel very grateful to the worthy
contractor who built them for the Gne
Job he has done.
The members of the NINA club had
better get busy and change the name
of their organization or else tell what
these letters stand for. The Algonac
Courier heads an item "No Masculine
Attention" and says yale young ladies
have organized club called the NM A..
Bet they will all be expelled from the
club before the year is out" SuppOs-
ing we tell the Courier that he's away
off, ELI?
In Detroit the daily newspapers are
agitating the adoption of Eastern stan
40 81 firm frbic 10 half an hour ahead