The Yale expositor., 1908-01-03
Write it 1908.

W rite III lJO6.
The days are lengthening.
Mrs. f. f. Fead is very i'll and under
the doctors care.
The stores of Yale close at 6 o'clock
local time each evening.
Assessment No. POI, w. O. W., if not
paid by Jan. 10, members will be sus-
pended.
Rather variable weather the past
week. Snow, rain, slush and finally a
freeze up.
If you haven't yet paid your subscrip-
ton to the Expositor why haven't you?
That's the question.
We notice by the Sandusky Repub-
lican that Mrs. w. W. Zavtz left last
Saturday for Yale to make her future
home.
Homer Stableford and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of bouncing
baby boy, born Monday, Dec. 30. Con-
gratulations are now in order.
And now it is declared that the new
twenty dollar gold pieces are going at
a premium, as though they were not
hard enough to get in the first place.
Charley Wells many friends are
pleased to see him around again. He
was down town New Years day for
the first time since he was taken sick.
Mrs. w. j. Harvey has been quite i'll
the past week but we are pleased to
learn that she is on the mend and that
Mr.. Harvey's condition is slightly i'm
proved.
The only man who makes money out
&c lob ,inly f- 10
who furnishes nothing for something
to the people who want to get some
thing for nothing
Alex Lowe called at the Expositor
Office and renewed his paper for another
year, making twenty-siX years he has
taken the EXpositor and always pays in
advance. We would be pleased to
make mention of others.
Neil Campbell, Yale, is in the city
making arrangements for a hunting
party to be given at Yale, next week.
The trip will last for two or three days
and all the young huntsmen of this
city have been invited.-Port Huron
Herald.
From the Manitou Springs, Colo,
Journal Of Dec. q, we clip the follow
ing:-"Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Lennon en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Hennessy, Mr..
and Mrs. Vail, Leighton Vail, Chas.
Brown and Ralph Parkinson at Christ
mas dinner"
A meeting of all of the school ofiic-
ers of st. Clair county will be held in
Port Huron on January IL, at which
time superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton " right and Deputy French will
be in attendance. The meeting will be
in the nature of school of instruction.
Mrs. Janet Middleton called at the
Expositor office Friday morning and
renewed her subscription to the Expos
itor for another year. The old lady is
76 years of age and quite spry. She
has lived west of Yale for great many
years and is the mother of a grownup
family of boys and girls all of whom
are doing well.
+. A. Carney of this place was one of
the passengers on the Grand Trunk
train that met with an accident by run
ming into an open switch at Lenox last
Friday and colliding with a freight
train. Mr.. Carney escaped serious in
jury, having received only a slight
scratch OH the forehead AL says the
train was certainly brought up stand
ing III al INSTANT.
Dances have been the order of the
evening the past two weeks. An en-
ioyable time was spent last Friday eve
ming in Central Hall by between forty
and fifty couple. Supper was served at
The Paisley. McKanlass orchestra
furnished the music. On Monday
night the Swastika Club with their boy
friends INDUCED i'm a social evening.
Lunch was served by the members of
Club. On Tuesday evening the TOG
girls gave party TO their gentlemen
friends in the hall. Dancing was the
event of the evening until late hour,
when fine luncheon was served. Mae
Hoskin presided at the piano. The
Old Year was given a rousing send off
and the New Year was eagerly well
coined.
Get your reserved seat tickets for the
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