The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-11-20
Local and Otherwise.

Henry Welch is having his bowling
alley replaced for winter use and soon
the balls will be rolling again.
All Epworthians are invited to at
tend the Presbyterian Endeavor next
Sunday evening at six o'clock.
Mrs. Lester Clark is seriously i'll at her
home south of the city, from inilamma-
ton of the lining of the stomach.
Last week we noted that baby girl
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry VIM.
We should have stated that il was a
boy.
Pearl Holden and Will Brown were
quietly married in Detroit Tuesday,
september % of this year. Congratu-
lations.
Epworth League topic for Nov. 22:-
Controlled 10y Spirit of God-Rom. 50:
| IL; Col. -. Everyone cordially invit-
ed. Faye Welch, leader.
The Street Commission has had a
good work done in the clearing up of
the brush on the banks of Mill Greek
along the City Park. 1t certainly is a
great improvement.
Thomas Hoskin and Miss Sarah
Madigan, both of Hancock, were quiet
ly married on Wednesday morning Of
this week. The Expositor and other
friends extend congratulations.
There will be union meeting of the
Presbyterian and Methodist Protestant
Christian Endeavor societies in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday even
ing at 6 o'clock. Everyone invited to
attend.
Leslie MenZies has secured sufficient
names to assure the success of his H.
brary association and will send i'm his
order for books on Monday. Any 9TH
ers wishing to join the club will do
well to see him at once.
At a school meeting held in Avoca
| Wednesday evening the question of
bonding the school district for an ad-
ditional $1,000 for a new school house
was voted down 30 to %. Reports
state there was hot time.
Excellent reports of the Michigan
State Christian Endeavor Convention
held at Kalamazoo last week were Civ
en- in the Presbyterian and NJ r..
churches last sunday evening by Les
lie MenZies and Polly Wilcox.
The editor is on a scouting expedi-
ton for deer near Waters and the force
is doing its best to get out a creditable
paper. However as we have not yet
reached years of discretion, we will not
he held responsible for what we do.
All members of Yale Camp No. so
WOW are especially requested to be
present at the next regular review on
Wednesday evening, Nov. % in WOW
hall at s o'clock sharp. Business of
Importance. w. O. Bidleman, G. G..
Last Friday our local high school
football team went TO Brown City and
were defeated ) to 0-by the officials.
The game was complete failure as
far as pleasant feelings were concerned
Brown City uhpheld her reputation for
meanness in grand style.
Word has been received from Lewis
Bow, of Seattle, Wash, stating that his
son Roy who accidently shot himself in
the groin while out hunting Oct. %,
was improving as rapidly as could be
expected. While he is not out of dan
ger, yet the wound is healing finely and
il is expected he will come out alright
Come for sail i'm my aeroplane?
That is the question the young man of
the year 1875 will PROFOUND to his
young lady friend or friends. The
great progress of the past year i'm all
sorts of aerial navigation devices
makes this not only possibility but a
probability. The Wright brothers of
Ohio are deans i'm the airship business.
In this papers issue OF November %
will appear feature article, headed
thus:-"France, America and Germany
Want Wright Aeroplanes," by Willard
w. Garrison. This article will be well
illustrated.