The Yale expositor., 1908-01-24

full so often.
Jas. Il. Blackboard has the contract of
remOdellng his fathers house in the
north part Cf the city.
LBS will meet with Mrs. Geo. Cam
eron next Wednesday afternoon. A
large attendance desired.
Sunday was beautiful day, and
many of our citizens took advantage OF
it by walking ont and cutter riding.
Nathan Kerr, of the firm of Burt IL
Kerr, has been confined to his home
for the past week on account of a severe
attack of rheumatism.
A goodly number of delinquent sub
scribers have called and squared up
since the first of the year. Others are
invited to "follow suit"
The Harbor Beach Times will here
after print no advertisements or its
front page, but will endeavor to make
it wholly local page. The idea is a
good one.
The revival meetings now being held
in the M. =. church will be continued
this week and next. The interest still
keeps up and many are signifying their
desire to lead better lives.
After week or more of extra fine
winter weather another blizzard struck
Yale Thursday, accompanied by snow,
raging all day. At times Michigan is
certainly having ideal Dakota weather.
Mrs. Jas. +. Beavis was out of doors
Sunday for the first time for about six
weeks. She was taken to the home of
Mrs. Staley for short visit. Her friends
are all glad that she is getting along
so nicely.
The Zach Chandler Club of Lapeer
county will hold its Eighth Annual
Banquet at INLAY City tonight. The
editor of the Expositor returns thanks
to the members fora very cordial in
vitation.
The Expositor has cautioned you in
this way, "Write it 1905" Now to be
honest with you we are not so ALFRED
particular how you write that part Of
your letter, so long as you close with
this:-"Enclosed find postotfice money
order for subscription"
At meeting of the OES on We'd
nesday evening degrees of the order
were conferred upon Mrs. VanOrman,
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Hodgins, of
Brockway. A very pleasant evening
was spent. The usual good lunch was
served in the dining-rOom.
The Home and Foreign Missionary
society will meet at the home of Mrs.
II. G.. Mclaughlin Monday evening,
January 81 at 7:30 o'clock. All who
would like to take up the course of
study with the class are cordially in
vited to attend the meeting.
DR.. Pollock said to a representative
of the Exposition that for the past two
Sundays he had not received a call by
phone to attend case of sickness, an
occurrence that never happened before
in his professional career. There is
but very little sickness in this locality
at present.
The "Reds" of the NJ. L. church will
serve supper on Wednesday evening
next. To save you a long walk on icy
streets supper will be served at the
home of DR.. w. G. Wight in the north
end and G. n. Haynes in the south end
of the city. A nice supper second
course ice cream and cake) will be serv-
ed for foot of pennies (l6c). Every
body welcome. From o'clock until
all are served.
The Marlette Leader man thinks he
is going to do good turn to suffering
humanity, that is the manageable girl
part, by publishing photos and sketches
of the available bachelors in that neck
of the woods. He calls it leap year
directory. If any of our girls down
here have sneaking curiosity about
Marlette bachelors, the Leader will be
open for inspection each week at the
EXpositOr Office.
Personal letters will be sent between
now and February LIST, to all subscrib-
ers in arrears. You who can possibly
do so please square up before that date
and save us the expense of mailing
these reminders. 1t is absolutely nee
essary that all subscriptions to the Ex-
positor be paid in advance in order for
us to get the privilege of the pound
rates of postage. Don't put off paying
your subscription any longer.
A dinner took place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hayes, in Green
wood on Sunday last. The occasion
was the christening of their infant
child and was attended by large num-
Der of relatives and friends, among
whom were Michael Sheehy and fami-
ly, John Sheehy and family, of Brock
way township, Ed Sheehy and family,
j. b. Paisley and wife, of Yale, Charles,
George, Jean and Anna Hayes. The
day was very quietly but pleasantly
spent.
Saturday night the Pere Marquette
passenger trains were three or four
hours late. The one from Port Huron
was delayed on account of the lateness
of the Sand Beach train, and the east
bound train was held back by freight
being stuck in a snow drift. Both
passenger trains reached Yale about
midnight For this reason no mail
was distributed at the postoffice that
evening Postmaster Drake sorted the
mail Sunday morning ank kept the Of
flee open an hour to allow our citizens
the privilege of getting their mail.
The electric current was turned on
i'm the overhead conducting system i'm
the Grand Trunk yards at the Tunnel
Wednesday afternoon last week and
will now be kept on until trains are
propelled through the tunnel by cleo
tricity. A training school was institut-
ed in the Grand Trunk yards at Sarnia
and all the engineers and firemen to be
connected with the tunnel are expected