The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-11-06

| Ihey say coon hunting Is great sport.
The : ID Club, of Roseburg, will give
an entertainment and box social i'm the
Macrabee hall on Friday evening, Nov.
Ii. Everybody invited. Ladies, please
bring boxes.
Halloween pas sed off very quietly i'm
Yale last Saturday evening. Every
one was very quiet and orderly, and
beyond the the soaping of few win
dows, (which by the way. needed clean
ing) no damage was done.
The Truesdell Marble 81 Granite
| Works, of Port Huron, will place
several monuments in Elmwood ceme-
try during this month. Among those
who have purchased are Philip Dinner,
| Mrs. Harriet Brown, Samuel Simmons
and n. b. Herbert.
George o. Golden and family started
Thursday on drive to their new home
at South Branch. George has resided
in the vicinity of Yale for great many
years and his acquaintance join us i'm
wishing him and his family all of the
rich blessings in life.
The chicken supper given by the
Ladies' Benevolent Society, of the
] Presbyterian church, in the church
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splendid success. 1t was largely at
tended and one of the best suppers ever
given in Yale. Over $40 was taken in.
Married, on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1908,
at the farm home of Rev. Lester Clark,
Alex Staley, of Fremont, and Sarah
Collins, of Greenwood. Both young
people are well and favOrably known
to many, all of whom join i'm wishing
them peace, happiness and prosperity
through life.
More than ton of paper-2,5 800
pounds to be correct-was used in 1t.
Clair county last Tuesday at the gener-
al election, marking the use of more
paper for this election in the county
than has ever before been used i'm
single year. The cause of the change
is the number of parties i'm the field this
year, and the fact that four questions
were voted on i'm the townships and
five in the city including the choice of
candidates.
The 81 told You so" birds have been
having their session this week since
| Tuesdays election, with their fluttering
i'm and out of the office and their rasp-
| ing chorus, we are mighty glad that
the Presidential election of 1905 and its
influence is nearly over with. Now our
readers can settle down to CLEAN news
items without being compelled to choke
down gallons of slush concerning the
sterling qualities of the various would
be-ofiice-hOlders.
| Wendall Mailman celebrated his Slst
birthday at the home of his daughter,
| Mrs. Levi Donnenworth, north east of
| Yale, Wednesday. lie was born Nov.
4, 1927, i'm Waterloo county, Ont. and
in lS49 he was married to Nancy
Schlichter. To this union fourteen
children were born, twelve of whom
still survive. lie has resided in Michi-
gan for the past twenty years and is
well known and highly respected in the
community. lie enjoys good health.
The monthly social business meeting
for November of the Presbyterian
Christian EndeavOr Society was held
at the home of Pearl and Jennie
Fletcher on North street, Monday
evening, November 2. Various games
were provided to amuse ALL Refresh
ments of cider and doughnuts were
served. Three young people applied
for associate membership and were
admitted to the society. At a late
hour the party broke up, general
good time having been enjoyed by all.
although Thanksgiving day is al
most month away, the housekeepers
are becoming anxious about being able
to obtain the delacacies which they
wish on the feast day. That turkeys
are just as plentiful as usual is the
statement made by prominent local
meat dealer, who is in touch with the
poultry raisers of the vicinity. Gran
rrfa nn6 fng f.c
ever. Celery will command the usual
autumn price, while the other articles
of diet are about the same price as last
year.
An accident happened at the North
street railway crossing in Yale, We'd
nesday forenoon, when Mrs. John
LETTERS, of Brown City, was thrown out
of buggy and received broken arm.
Mrs. Umphrey and her mother-in-law
were returning home with Mrs. LETTERS
whom they had met at the depot. The
horse the women were driving became
frightened at a passing automobile and
upset the buggy, injuring all the ladies.
Mrs. LETTERS was taken to the home OF
James Sweet where her injuries were
taken care of.
Another presidential election has
come and gone and the disturbed con-
ditiOn OF business resulting throughout
the country will right itself soon and
everybody will get down to work again.
While the election i'm Yale was inter
esting no great amount of enthus-
iasm was shown. Almost the entire
vote i'm the three wards was gotten out
A great deal of cutting was done by
members of both democratic and |
republican parties causing an unusual
amount of work in counting the
ballots, the election boards working |
till early morning to complete their |
work. In another part of the Expositor
we publish a tabulated reporf of the /