The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-22
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving.

But they Will nave TO guess again
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving.
There will be necktie social at the
Carless school Nov. %, 1907.
Lenore Holden enterlains the young
ladies of the NINA this Friday eve
ming.
Andrew j. Harnden, who has been
rather i'll for couple of weeks is much
better.
Two of Reid Bros. livery horses were
quite sick the past week. DR.. j. r.
Stevens was called.
Rev. j. A. Bullock will hold religious
services at Fargo next Sunday both
morning and evening.
Ben Nelson has the contract for do
ing the ditchlng and repairing the race
track. He is making good job of it,
o. f. Karn received word from his
sister at Shideler, Ind, that their father
was quite sick. The old gentleman is
81 years of age.
The cornice on the brick block occu
pied 10y the Yale Shoe Store of w. j
Ludington has been repaired. Henry
Iuelch is doing the work.
A train load of emigrants consisting
of eight coaches passed through Yale
on Wednesday over the Pere Marquette
railway bound for the west.
A newspaper never divulges the name
of correspondent. Don't be afraid to
sign your name to letter Trust the
editor as you would your spiritual adj
visor.
Leo Sexton is looking after the cream
station operated by the Port Huron
company and located in the building
north of Geo. McIntyre's implement
warerooms.
There is a good live topic for the
Epworth League lesson Sunday eve
ming. Ray Knapp will lead. Every
one is invited to come from six to
seven o'clock.
Ed. j. II. Patton breaches in Brick
Chapel Sunday, Dec. LIST, at 3 and I
p. M You are cordially invited to
come and listen TO bible teaching.
Any one may ask questions.
An entertainment and box social will
be given at the Schram school house,
located mile north and 81 miles east
OF Y ale, on Monday evening, Nov. %.
All are invited; ladies please bring a
box.
At recent cabinet meeting of the
Epworth League, Lottie Ludington
was elected to the head of the Mercy
and Help Department to succeed Mrs.
Ernest, who has moved away from
Yale.
Football game at Riverside Park
Thanksgiving day at 2:30 p. III. sharp,
Yale VS.. Port Huron. Admission, ID
and % cents. You may look for hot
ly contested game as both teams are
cracker-jacks.
The churches of Yale will hold their
annual union Thanksgiving service in
the M. Il. church on the evening of the
2Sth. The sermon will be delivered by
the Rev. j. A. Bullock, pastor of the
Church of Christ. Other pastors of the
will assist i'm the services. A cordial
invitation is extended TO all.
Large crowds have attended the NOV
ing picture show i'm Central Hall each
evening. People are well pleased with
the program and say there is not an OBJ
iectionable act in it and is the proper
entertainment of the day. You may
kO III llg bllilO gOu DlOdot anu diNa
see complete performance.
If you wish to subscribe for or renew
your subscription to The Saturday
Evening Post or The Ladies' Home
Journal see Chas. ;. Brown at The
Expositor office. A years subscription
to either paper would make a fine
Christmas present for any member of
the family. The subscription price for
each is $50 per year.
John ID. Finlayson, student from
Alma College, who supplied the pulpit
in the Presbyterian church the last two
Sundays, in the absence of Rev. Doug.
lass, was greeted on all occasions by
large congregations. He is a young
man, not over Fl years Of age, but
shows very great promise of a fine
speaker. His hearers here were vel
pleased with the manner in which he
handled the subjects that he took no
his talks being both interesting and
profitable.
The NJ. +. ladies on the blue side OF
the contest, which by the way, does not
mean that their outlook is blue, but
only the ribbon they wear, gave sup
per at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
ner Monday evening to the young
people who waited on table at theil
last supper, and a few invited friends
Ye editor and wife were among the
honored ones, and to say that we en-
joyed the plate of delicious chicken-pie
and other good things is to put it mild
ly. The ladies went to much pains To
get up such good supper, but they
found il paid by the pleasure and the
social time ii gave to all.