The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-11-06
Local and Otherwise.

Read the returns of Tuesdays cleo
ton on the inside of the Exposition this
week.
Mrs. Munroe is moving into the
Brown building on Main street this
week.
T.. r. Beecher is having his lawn
graded and leveled and will have it
seeded.
FIR. Doyle, of Jackson, will take FIR
Cullinane's place at Sacred Heart
church next Sunday.
The front of Grant Holden's drug
store has received a new coat of paint,
administered by Bert Mcdonald,
A number of Yale citizens will at
tend the Michigan Pennsylvania foot
ball game at Ann Arbor Saturday.
Nov. H.
The first snow of the season fell on
Friday last, Oct. 30. The flakes were
few and far between but it was snow
nevertheless.
The LBS will meet for sewing next
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. j. a. MenZies. All members
please be prompt.
Regular meeting of Yale chapter o.
+. ). in Masonic hall next Wednesday
evening. Members are earnestly re-
quested to be present,
The change in the weather Tuesday
has brought November chills. High
winds prevailed Tuesday and Wednes-
day that were terribly penetrating.
Coal bills are beginning to pour in
on the "poOr consumer" The ice man
has just got through "pulling his leg"
When il isn't one thing it's another
l.. G. Fitzgerald, aged 80, of Fargo
has secured license to wed Mrs.
Marion Warner, aged 40, of Port
Huron. Both have been married once
before.
The LBS of the Presbyterian church
will serve the next coffee at the home
of Mrs. X. q. Mclaughlin on Wednes-
day afternoon of the coming week.
All are invited.
We're thankful To the various candi-
dates for one thing and that is, that
they have kept us well supplied with
paper with which TO light our fires
with these cold mornings.
Wallace Adams has rented the Will
lard WEIGH place, miles south and 215
miles west OF Yale. Bert intends NOV
| ing TO Sandusky where he will enter
the draying business about Nov 10.
Charley Hayes has material on the
ground at his farm in Greenwood
township preparatory to building q
new dwelling house in the spring.
Looks rs though Charley intends to
commit matrimony.
Captain Liden's Mountain Mystery"
is the title of special feature, written
by George Barton, which will appear
in the next issue. 1t will be appro-
priately Illustrated. Don't miss read
ing it, i'm the issue of Nov. Is.
Under the management of Joseph
Dave, who has had control of the
Deckerville Recorder the past wear,
this paper has become an excellent
one. II is full of news all the time and
is well gotten up. We congratulate
Bro. Dave on his success.
Frank Newell, Geo. w. Allen and
Warren Roadway, of Yale, and Jess
Roadway and DIR. Learmont, of Cros-
we'll, compose party that left Tues
day evening for Newberry to spend
hunting deer. Here's hoping that they
meet with success.
+. III. Drake is building new law
Office on his lawn just south of his
residence on Main stIeet. The build
ing is 14x2O, one story and will contain
waiting room and consultation room.
Steel sheeting will be put on the out
side. Harve will have very coy,
convenient and comfortable place TO
practice his profession.
A fire alarm was turned in to the
power house about eleven o'clock Tues
day night through Central Telephone
Station by some ''smart guys" We are
creditably informed that these 'cute
ones" are known and if ever they try
such cute tricks again their names viii
be published. No one with the least
spark of common sense would be guilty
of such an act.
An exchange aptly says: "ralk
about hard times when we let our
timber rot and buy fencing We throw
away our ashes and grease and buy
soap. We raise dogs and buy hogs.
We raise weeds and buy vegetables.
We catch , cent fish on 81 rods. We
build schoOlhouses and send our child
rem off to be educated And lastly. we
send our boys out with $40 gun and
a $40 dog to hunt ten cent birds.
We call your attention to the adv"
of The G. j. Roberts Co, who load
car load of Poultry here Saturday,
Nov. 18th. Mr.. Roberts has wide
acquaintance with our farmers. His
deals with them have established his
reputation for correct weights and
good prices lie wishes to assure all
his friends that he will take every
pound OF poultry offered. Owing to
exclusive buying in oklahoma and
Kansas IL will be impossible for him
to send his buyers around to see yon |
personally. The prices offered certain.
ly look good.