The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-12-11
Local and Otherwise.
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MTS. L. y. ElnpCl anu FANNY VIII
move to Flint next week.
Jean Mckenzie is the stenographer in
+. II. Brakes law Office.
Pearl Mcdonald is working in l..
Roy Fuller's jeWelry store.
Mrs. W. \. Knowles has been quite
sick ut her home on Mary street.
Mrs. Warren Roadway has been quite
sick the past week bat is now somewhat
better.
Agnes Bright is assisting in Math
ews & Nights drug store during the
holiday season.
I he coffee held at Mrs. Lothian's
last week Wednesday was financial
success. Proceeds $ll.50.
From the present outlook Santa
Claus will be able TO come with his
reindeer and sleigh this year.
The LIS OF the Presbyterian church
will meet next Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. John Bright.
Edw. Andreae has been suffering
from neuralgia this week and unable
to attend TO his duties as sec treas. of
the Yale Wooden Mills.
Elder j. H. Patton will preach to the
church and listening friends at Brick
Chapel Sunday, Dec. - at 3 and p.
m. Very interesting subjects will be
discussed. Come and listen.
Rev. w. &. Harger will hold quarter.
" meeting services in the NJ. i. church
here next Sunday morning and even
ing and at the West Brockway church
at - o'clock in the afternoon.
William Davis called at the Expositor
office one day recently and requested
the editor to publish the fact that he
was OIL his way to Port Huron TO in
stall machine that will furnish electri-
city for the whole world.
Joseph Yuill returned Wednesday
evening from Belgrave, Ont, where he
was called on account of the death of
his brother Robert who was sick only
two days. Many Yale people will re-
member the deceased, he having Wis
tied here last summer.
Robert II. Menerey has purchased
Arthur Schlegelmlch's interest in the
firm of Schlegelmlrh II Sweet and will
take immediate possession. Mr.. Schleg-
elmlch, we learn, intends leaving for
the west in a short time. We wish the
new firm all manner of success.
g. he Child Jesus in Art" is the title
of a splendid feature story which will
be found i'm our issue of December ~.
1t will please both old and young.
This article is attractively illustrated
with half-ton reproductions of the
worlds most famous masterpieces. BE
sure to read this in our next issue.
Last week we received thru the
mails a long package which looked
like shpole. But upon opening it
we found that it was just what we had
been wishing fora large map of the
| United States. 1t was from Senator j .
&. Burrows, of Washington, d. c., who
has our many thanks for the same,
Married at the home of the brides
parents at Perry OH the oath OF Novem-
Der. 1908, Avon NJ, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bridget, and VIM. Yuill, son
of DR.. Yuill of Yale. The bride and
groom after short wedding trip will
make their home at 1913 Lenawee ST.,
East Lansing. We wish the couple a
long, happy and prosperous life.
\ most enjoyable occasion was the
banquet which Frank Jackson gave to
about forty of his friends in Hotel
Jackson OH Tuesday evening previous
to his joining the ranks of the bene-
diets. As mine host Frank was the
right man in the right place and every
one had q very agreeable time The
feast provided was excellent and there
was plenty of it.
Married, in Port Huron on Thursday
at p. IA, in the First NJ. f. parsonage
by The pastor. Frank Jackson and May
Rose, OF Peck. After the ceremony a
reception was held at the home of Mrs.
II. Levi White, the grcom's sister. A
short wedding trip will be taken to
Saginaw and Detroit, after which the
young couple will make their home in
Yale The EXpOsitOr extends congrat-
uIations to them.
The Exposition job Department has
just gotten out page bills for the Yale
Music Co advertising their first annu-
al holiday sale of pianos, organs and
musical merchandise. This company
although newly organized the past year
has had wonderful success and the
bargains they now offer are the great
est ever given TO Yale and vicinity.
All kinds of musical instruments, Ed
ison and Victor talking machines, and
music will be OH sale at greatly reduced
pr ces December - to u inclusive.
The j. +. Club met on Wednesday
evening at the farm hume of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Adams. The night was
ideal for such an occasion and the oys
tiers simply exquisite. All the officers
and nearly every member were present
together with number of friends who
helped swell the crowd TO sixty-eight
in all. Music and games were the or
der of the evening. Everyone both old
and young seemed ont for good time
and all agreed that no such social time
can be had us at the Jolly Farmers
Social Club.
The bazaar and supper given in Cen.
tral Hall by the ladies of the M. r..
Church a "A great success. The booths
arranged along the south and west
sides of the hall presented very at
tractive app arance a ticles both
useful aud ornamental were offered for
sale. \ sien. tribute TO the price and
quality OF the goods was the fact that
everything in the eedlework line in
Guiding work aud fancy aprons and
fancy work was sold out slick and
clean, only three small articles remain