The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-01-04
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Did You start right?

school started Wednesday morning
after u vacation of over week.
Mrs. Chas. Welch who fell and broke
her arm last week is getting along very
nicely.
Elder Lester Clark was not well
enough TO go TO Saginaw for New Years
as he had intended.
Mrs. Herb Eshleman's little daugh-
ter has been quite sick this week with
Inflammation of the bowels.
William Jasper Lane is the new clerk
i'm Burt Il Griswold's store, Earl Loree
having left to learn the plumbing trade
i'm Detroit.
Woodmen of the World are notified
that an extra assessment of 30 cents
will be collected this month along with
the regular assessment.
Born to the wife of II. f. Walker, of
near Sandusky, on Monday, December
u, 1906, daughter. Mrs. Walker is
well known here as Laura Baxter
Mechanic street has furnished sever
al victims To tonsllitis during the past
two weeks. Mrs. +. II. Beecher, Mrs.
+. G. Holden, Mrs. II. a. Granger, and
the editors three daughters.
Come to the Evolutionary Recital
this evening ut Central Hall given by
Mrs. Raum's pupils. Geo. Windsor
and Mrs. Lawrason will assist. Ad-
mission only ten cents. Reserved seats
five cents extra at the door.
Several candidates have made appli
cation for assistant citizenship in the
Uno Club. A special session was held
in the Cemetery Clubhouse on New
Years eve. The names of the candi-
dates will appear in the next issue.
The TOG club gave a surprise party
for Alex Sayles at his home OH Friday
evening of last week. Sixteen guests
were present and engaged in good
time. An oyster supper was served 10y
the cooks of this club, which was en-
jOyed. The party broke up about
twelve o'clock.
beginning January LIST Manager
Staley of the Yale Telephone Exchange
started night service on the city and
rural lines. This is a great convenience
i'm case of sickness, fire, etc., and the
increase i'm price is within the reach of
all. Earl Mitchell has been installed as
night operator.
Word was received here OH Friday
last by Charles and Sylvester Rounds
of the death of their father at Harring-
ton, Ont, on that day. Both gentlemen
left for there on Saturday Charles
Rounds being accompanied by his wife.
The old gentleman was in his S3rd year
and had visited Yale about year or
two ago at which time he was hale and
hearty.
SOVEREIGNs ATTENTION-Allm mem
bers of Yale Camp No. 60, WOW, are
requested to be present at a special re-
view to be held in KOTMM hall on
Tuesday, Jan. 8, for the purpose of in
stalling the officers elect and tranact
ing whatever other business may prop
erly come before the committee. Re-
freshments. Turn out. w. q. Bidle-
man, Council Com.
Ed. Sheehy has recently placed a
phone i'm his residence, the number of
which is 125. Any one having stock TO
sell will do we'll to call him up. Last
week he shipped five carloads of stock
to Buffalo and cleaned up nice bunch
of money on same. He is in the mar
ket for all kinds of stock and will pay
the highest market price. BE sure to
see him before you sell.
Charles Rounds and Henry Bidle
man, of Yale, and A. w. Kelley, of De-
troit, will start next Monday morning
for Vancouver, Ii. &. Mr.. Rounds is
going out there to look after some in
terests he has i'm that city and will be
back here by Feb. LIST. Mr.. Bidleman
expects to take up land at Edmonton,
and A. w. Kelley will try to secure
some business for the Menzies Shoe Co.
Of Detroit.
The managers from the different flax
mills and flax stations of the Jas. Liv-
ingston Flax Co. were guests of James
McColl at The Paisley on New Years
day. The object of the meeting was TO
confer with one another and perfect
plans for pushing the flax industry in
the different localities the coming sea-
son. Those from Out-of-town were:-
G.. w. Jackson, Croswell; James Bright,
Pigeon: Charles Bright, Deckerville;
III. A. Zuelch, Fargo; Joe +. Allen, Car
sonville: w. III. Ennest, Applegate;
John u. Livingston, Baden, Ont.
Last Saturday morning we were in.
vited by Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Jackson
To look over their fine new home and
tho work done by the decorators, Franz
j. Gutheil and assistants of Port lIu.
IOu WIN WCit Ihob liiiioillhk. HC
rooms of course are not all furnished
or settled as yet, but the plan and ar
rangement of the interior of the house,
we should say, was nearly perfect i'm
convenience and beauty. The decorat
ing Of the walls is certainly piece of
art. Each room is done In different de-
signs and colors, all barmonizing per-
fectly, and when the whole Is thorough
ly completed Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson will
have a model home.
On the Expositor subscription list
we find many old-time and honored
men and women who have been con-
slant readers of this paper for nearly a
quarter of a century. Among them we
find our friend and neighbor Benz.
Evans who called at our office Wednes-
day and renewed his subscription for
another year, making "a years he will
have had the paper. During Mr.. Ev
ans residence in Brockway township
and the city Of Yale he has held many
offices Of trust and there is no man in
our acouaintancp that we WOuld care