The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-12-04

Skating is the sport that takes the
spare time of both young and old just
now.
n. b Sponenburg has been assisting
in Grant lIOlden's drug store the past
week.
There was no school Wednesday OH
account of break down at the power
house.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Beckton, of Caro-, OH Sunday,
Nov. %.
Robert Carless has sold his draying
outfit to Bert WEIGH who will conduct
the same in the future.
The Christian Endeavor of the Pres
byterian church will hold its next bust
ness meeting on Monday Dec. :, at the
home of Jas. Wallace.
Miss Sarah Mckenzie gave an excel
lent report in the Presbyterian Sunday
School last Sunday of the ), ;. conven
ton held in Detroit, Nov. lib.
J. G. Mcdonald, of Anderson, Ind,
is assisting Rev. j. A. Bullock in re-
vival meetings at at Fargo. Splendid
interest is taken in the meetings, and
great good is being accomplished.
The next regular meeting of Yale
Grange. Nov. 954, will be held in their
hall on Wednesday, Dec. 9th, at p. m.
sharp. Election of officers and other
business of Importance. All members
are requested TO be present.
w. T. Darling, Master.
Newell d Ponsford could well have a
flood sale this week. When the store
was opened Thursday morning it was
found that pipe in DIR. POll0ck's office
above had burst and flooded the shelves
on one side of the store. A number of
bolts of cloth were ruined and other
damage was done.
The O'Conner family under the
management of Van b. Wixom, gave
show in Central Hall last Saturday
evening. A fair sized audience was
present. For amateurs the acting and
singing was very well done. Master
Harry OConnor, lad of but ) years,
entertained the audience with singing
and step dancing.
In letter from our old friend Ed
ward Hopkins, of Battle Greek, he
says:-"I am working at the Postum
Cereal plant. They are erecting a new
building this winter l25xl35 feet, five
stories high. The labor condition has
| improved some here but there is big
chance for improvement yet. We are
all enjoying good health"
Listen to what the Gollywog says!
The Gollywog is natural born joker.
He kids toy chauffeurs when their cars
break down. Where do all Americas
| toys come from? Read and learn.
Read about "Santa Claus" factories in
Toyland i'm our next issue Charles w.
| Elwood's Christmas story, dealing with
all sorts of toys is marvel of clever
ness and fact. He tells about the cur
rent playthings of the year 1905. This
Will be found in our issue of Dec. IL.
We clipped the following from an
exchange. This deplorable fact seems
to be true the country over. ave were
somewhat surprised the other day to
| find $50 lying i'm fence corner at one
of our prominent business farmers
home, and the more so to find that 1t
had lain there several months unmo-
Tested, but beginning TO look much
the worse for exposure. The money
was i'm the shape of hay tedder that
will have to be replaced by new one
unless cared for better than that"
The editor i'm his sanctum sat smok
ing his pipe of peace-piece OF pipe we
should have said-and blowing clouds
of smoke to the ceiling. He was deep
ly engaged in thinking what grand
good time he had had at the hands of
George Youngs and his estimable wife
and the men composing the lumber
crew. He could not have been treated
better and the meals OH myl AS the
expression goes the table fairly groaned
under the load of good things, and ye
editor was not bit bashful about dig
ging in either. Everything possible
was done to further his enjoyment and
give him a good time. Everyone was
most hospitable. All in all the editor
enjoyed one of the best times of his
life while in Waters.