The Yale expositor., 1908-12-25
Local and Otherwise.

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Can you tell who would occupy the
White House il Mr.. Taft should die
before Inauguration
A business meeting of the NYB will
be held at the home of Mrs. Fred
Mathews next Wednesday evening at
7:30.
Wallace Adams and family have
moved and are now comfortably settled
i'm the house on the Willard Welch
farm southwest of Yale.
o. +. Karn informs us that he is
gathering up horses to ship TO Eastern
Markets. liz you have anything suit
able let him know at once.
Mrs. +. +. Pratt's class in the Metho-
dist Protestant Sunday school held a
coffee in the church parlors last Friday
evening, netting them 1855.
Articles of incorporation of the Chip
pewa River Power Co, Port Huron,
$4,000, were filed with the secretary of
state, at Lansing, on Dec. IL.
Rev. j. NJ. Turner has resigned from
the first Congregational church at
Utica and accepted call to the Ross
Memorial church of Port Huron.
Lila, the five-year-old daughter of
Lew Broadway, OH Friday evening fell
and broke her arm. DIR. Turrell was
called and set the broken member
On and after Monday, December %,
the stores of our city will close each
evening except Saturday at o o'clock.
Bear this in mind and plan your shop.
ping accordingly.
Lemuel Brown, residing southwest
Yale, had the misfortune to get his
hand caught in corn shredder on
Friday last and before he could extri-
cate it two fingers were severed from
the hand.
All Masons are requested TO meet in
the Hall at 10 o'clock a. IN. next sun
day, Dec %, and from there TO go to
the NJ +. church where Rev. II. o..
Lawrason will preach a sermon APP
propriate to the occasion.
Splendid programs were presented in
the various rooms of our public schools
on Friday afternoon by the pupils of
the different grades. A goodly number
of visitors were present and applauded
the efforts of tine young ones.
The series of sermons by Rev. Case
OH "The Ten Commandments" is at
tracing unusual attention and the
Presbyterian church is so well filed ev-
cry Sunday evening that chairs have to
be placed in the aisles. The subject
for next Sunday evening is "The Third
Commandment Thou Shalt not
swear"
The Rounds Hardware Company
have been instituting few changes in
their store'the past week. The differ
ent goods have been re-arranged and a
new silent salesman show case in
stalled. The change made gives the
firm more room and not only makes
the store look heater, but makes every
thing handy.
In some mysterious manner Friday
evening, while near j. +. Vincent's
farm east and south of Yale, DR.
| Wight's horse broke its right hind leg
The horse stopped and laid down and
upon examination the doctor perceived
that its leg was broken. DIR. Stevens
went out and found it necessary to
shoot the animal. The DIR. is at loss
to know how to account for the acct
dent.
Monday, Dec. q, was the shortest
day of the year. The sun rose at 6:5I
a. NJ. and set at 4:0f p. m, giving nine
hours and seven minutes of daylight
and fourteen hours and fifty-three min
utes of twilight and darkness. Attic
Dec. II is the shortest day of the veal
Dec. 10, 20 and % differ only a few
seconds. Dec. u marks the beginning
of the winter solstice, when the sun be
gins its apparent journey northwarC
from the Tropic of Capricorn.
December II, 1908, was the fifteenth
anniversary of the establishing of the
Memphis Bee. The first copy was got
ten out under adverse circumstances
but the paper has steadily improved
until now it is always full of good
readable news, and attractive ads
| Strange as it may seem, while the tow
has greatly improved in appearance
the population has decreased by good
| ly sum i'm fifteen years. There must
be something radically wrong with the
| town.
| Cascade Falls, Yosemite Valley" /:
calendar from the First Nationa
| Bank of Yale which adorns our walls
The painting is by Thomas Moran
whose scenic pictures have taken high
honors everywhere. Such gift from
an institution where ones banking bus
mess is transacted under most pleasing
conditions is very acceptable to us anC
we return thanks. Ed. Eilber, the har
ness man, also has our thanks for q
pretty calendar entitled "Ready for the
Round Up"
On Friday evening, December Is
occurred the wedding celebration Of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hillock wher
about 81 of the Junior Aid member:
came and surprised them. They
brought with them plenty of fine lunch
and coffee; and nice rocking chair a:
present from the Aid of which Mrs
HillOck was member. The night was
an ideal one and the sleighing fine and
the crowd certainly had good time
All left wishing the host and hostess
many years of happy welded life.
Rev. T.. J. Cullinane received the
pews this week which he selected some
time ago for the Sacred Heart church
They are of oak and timely finished anC
certainly will add greatly to the ap
pearance of the church. here are
I IL.