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

Beecher next Wednesday afternoon.
Floyd Ryno is at Capac where ht
has the contract for erecting feed
barn.
A. f. Oatman has the thanks of the
publisher of The Expositor for couple
of winter SQUASH
Oliver Jacobs is building an addition
TO his dwelling house and making other
improvements about the premises.
W. j. Harvie has secured a position
as conductor on the street railway in
Detroit and is now engaged in that
work.
Some lady left collarette at j. d.
PaldiS on the day of the sale. Owner
can have same by calling at Exposition
office.
A. +. Jackson has had Il crew of men
engaged the past two weeks rebuilding
his farm house and barn in Speaker
township.
Rev. j. A. Bullock will hold preach
ing services at Fargo next Sunday
morning and evening at usual hours,
and every third Sunday thereafter
The Junior Endeavor of the Peoples
Temple will give coffee in the church
parlOrs next Tuesday evening from )
till all are served. Ten cents. Every
body invited.
The annual supper or the Disciple
church at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Roadway was largely attended
and everyone enjoyed an abundant and
satisfactory meal.
Work is progressing on the remodel
ling of Jas. Wallace's building. The
front is being put in place and it will
not be long before the interior work
will be completed.
There will be farewell reception by
Yale Chapter OES to Lillian Mckenzie
this friday evening at Masonic Hall.
All members please be present. Mrs.
V. A. Lacy, w. NJ.
Miss Lillian Mckenzie entertained
the DoZener's and Ex-DoZener's at the
home of +. w. Andreae last Tuesday
evening. Games were INDUCED in and
refreshments served all enjoying them
selves immensely.
Camp Yale, Woodmen of World, will
hold regular meetings every second
and fourth Wednesday evening of the
month in their hall over Staley IL
Brokers drug store. Members are re-
quested to attend regularly.
Mrs. Edward Sheehy prepared and
served an oyster supper at her home in
the north part of the city Friday even
ing last. Twelve young ladies partici-
pated and heartily enjoyed the supper
and the entertainment furnished.
In card from Rev. w. ii. Cole dated
at Jeddo he says that he is engaged in
a series of evangelistic meetings and
that splendid interest is manifested
He also asks that the Exposition be sent
to his address as he likes to read the
Yale news.
Those desiring to pay their sidewalk
tax in full can do so now and receive a
five per cent discount. The books are
in the hands of the First National Bank
of Yale who will receive the money
and receipt for same. Bert Mcdonald,
City Treasurer.
The "blues" of the NJ T.. church are
to have chicken pie supper November
9Th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. +. A.
Griswold OH Kennelick street. The
public cordially invited. Supper from
800 till all are served. Price foot of
pennies or Is cents.
Fred Secord has accepted a position
as electrician at Clio and has taken
charge of the electric light plant at that
place. Fred has had considerable ex-
perience i'm the power house here and
we have every confidence that he will |
fill the place at Clio with credit to him |
self and satisfaction to his employers. !
John ID. Finlayson, better known as
rabbi" president of the Freshman |
class of Alma college, who gained |
great notoriety a few weeks ago by |
being the main character i'm an abduct |
ion by the Sophomore class of said |
college, will preach in the Presbyterian |
church November 1917, both morning |
and evening.
Owing to the general tearing up of |
the walks this summer, many of the |
service boxes have been covered up. |
We would advise every water taker |
to locate and mark the box as an ac- |
cident in the winter sometimes calls |
for prompt turning off of the water and
knowing the exact location of the cut
off saves a flooded cellar
VIM. Nugent has finished the work
of laying cement sidewalks and cross.
walks for this year, and returned to his |
home at Unionville Thursday morning. |
A few of his friends met with him at |
the Paisley Wednesday evening and
spent couple of hours pleasantly in
playing euchre and telling stories.
Oysters, refreshments and cigars were
INDUCED in. All wished him good
luck in his future transactions, before
the party adjourned.
The Con Con delegates from st. Clair
county have been assigned positions on
several important committees. Geo. w.
Moore is chairman of the committee on
"banks and banking" and is a member
Of one or two other important commit
tees. jeff &. Brown has been assigned
a place on each of three committees
election and elective franchises" "liq-
uor traffic" and "townships." n. :.
BoyntOn is on the following commit
tees, miscellaneous provisions, print
ing and publication" and submission
and address to the people"
Lillian McKenzies Sunday school
class of the Presbyterian church pleas
antly entertained her at the home of
John Bright last Monday evening.
Amusements were provided after which
a member of the class presented Miss
Mckenzie with an elegant siOnet hat