The Yale expositor., 1908-11-27
Local and Otherwise.

Dlu YOU XIV iHtllihS
It's time for storm doors snd windows.
Earl Johnson is now employed in
Newell Il Ponsford's store in William
Sayles' place.
Belle Mckenzie is nursing sprained
ankle which she received in a fall the
first of the week.
Street Commissioners John Henry
has been busy the past week placing
the covers on the lay drants
Ed. Young q Son have placed large
storm doors OH their livery barn To
keep out the wintery winds.
+. W. Farley and family gave thanks
in their new house yesterday, having
moved therein the first of the week.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are planning on putting bath
room fixtures i'm the manse on Kenne-
lick street.
On Friday evening, Dec. 18th, there
will be dance and supper in the
Cleaner hall, one mile north and two
miles west of Yale. Everybody come.
Carney's orchestra furnished the
music for the dance given by the band
boys at Avoca Thursday evening.
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ular.
Rev. p. III. Case has had his house
hold goods shipped here and is now
busily engaged in settling in the manse.
His family will be here sometime this
week.
ID. A. McKeith, of Brown City, was
in Yale this week buying wire and
other material for the purpose of fixing
up the fences and buildings on his 80
acre farm, located west of the Speaker
town hall.
We stated in last weeks Exposition
that Hazel Moore had obtained the
second grade for the remainder of the
year. We were misinformed We
should have said until another teacher
could be secured.
Yales nimrods have all returned
home and now the natives. who never
have the pleasure of tracking the swift
deer, are hearing some thrillers in the
true story line. Everyone reports hav-
ing an excellent time with lots of shots.
Last Friday the high school team
went to Sandusky and were there de-
| feated by score of 10 to O. Harry
Campbell after a brilliant run of 81
1dIuS. llduC dlC Oilll lOuCuuOWn.
Sandusky was far too heavy for our
boys.
Lew Morgan found a bee tree one
day recently that proved gold mine
i'm way. The tree was small hollow
elm about IL or IA inches in diameter
at the butt and only 40 feet tall and
contained 80 pounds of honey. A pref
ty good find.
Grant Holden has this week installed
new cigar case, manufactured by the
National Cigar Case Co. 1t is of glass
with marble foundation and steel
frame. 1t is one of the latest improved
moisture cases which keeps the cigars
fresh and does not allow them to dry
out.
While on his way home Tuesday
evening, Jesse Rapley had the mis-
fortune to slip and fall and in so-doing
| lost three So gold pieces. He had six
in his pocket and all dropped out but
| he secured three of them. Had the
editor fallen he wouldn't have lost Is
cents.
Pearls have been found in clam
shells in an old brick pond on the Tice
farm, north of Yale, by several Yale
citizens. Some of the stones are of
good size and color and may be valu-
able. They are in Roy Fuller's hands,
who will determine whether they are
worth anything or not. Here's hoping,
Mrs. Chamberlain who lives on
Wood street suffered spell of dizzi-
ness Sunday morning and fell from
her chair, bruising her face severely.
She was found by Mrs. G. A. Ponsford
after church. The injured lady was
taken to the home of her daughter,
Mrs. f. O. Putney, and is now getting
along nicely.
Friedrich b. Brown, newly elected
prosecuting attorney of st. Clair
county desires through the columns of
the Expositor to say that he feels very
grateful to the people of Yale and the
surrounding townships for the hand
election. He adds:-"I trust that they
will never have cause to regret ii"
Last Monday morning DIR. Pollock
was called to visit a sick person at a
distance. After shaving he put on a
new fur overcoat and turned up the
collar. When he returned from the
drive his face was all broken out and
panied him considerably. An examin.
dblOll SuOWtu ludI lie 0du DttI pOlSOn-
ed and since then he has been very
sick, and TO cap the climax he now has
a felon on his little finger.
A Mems Bible Glass was organized
i'm the Presbyterian church last Sunday
afternoon. A large number of the
business and professional men were
present, and Mr.. Case was elected
teacher. The organization of the class
will be completed at a latter date. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
men not affiliated with any other
church to meet with the class at the
regular Sunday school hour, Has a. m.
i'm the Presbyterian church.
Clarence A. Drake, who has been i'm
charge of the Drake Pharmacy for the
last year and half, severed his con-
nection with the concern last week.
Mr.. Drake will visit among friends
until after the holidays, when he ex-
poets to go to Oklahoma and take
charge of drug store owned by rela-
tives there. He is a capable druggist
and the Gazette wishes him success.
Will Gleason of Marlette. a first class
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