The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-01-08


far recovered from his ailment as to
get out and attend to his practice
again.
Washington LO.L. will hold an
oyster supper in their hall 3 miles west
and mile south of Yale on Tuesday,
Jan. IL, 1909. Everyone invited. Price
only % cents.
The supper given by the Ladies'
Benevolent Society, of Sacred Heart
church, last Thursday evening was
largely attended, the proceeds amount
ing to neat sum.
A valuable horse belonging to oseph
Carless slipped on the ice Tuesday
afternoon breaking its shoulder. DR..
Stevens was called and will do his ut
most to save the animal.
Lothian & Palmer have installed
some Tungsten Lamps i'm their store.
The claim for these lamps is that they
give more light and burn less electric
ity than the ordinary kind.
The n. Y. b. Club met at the home
of Mrs. w. q. Wight on Tuesday even
ing and enjoyed most pleasant time.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. b. McNulty in two weeks.
Andrew Award, w. a. Cavanagh,
and Chas. Montney, of Yale jurymen
drawn for the January term of circuit
court have been summoned to appear
in Port Huron Monday, Jan. 18th.
Bad Axe men are talking up all day
service in the electric light plant.
There are twenty gasoline engines in
nse in that city and all will install cleo
trio motors if that service is put in.
Charles l.. Willard accompanied
Robt Bell to Ann Arbor OH Monday
where the latter goes for treatment.
Mr.. Willard on his return will remain
in Detroit where he is promised work
at his trade.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Andreae enter
tanned twelve guests at six O'Clock
dinner Monday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lennon. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Rub entertained them We'd
nesday evening.
Ed. Shelby shipped three carloads of
fine cattle to the Buffalo market on
Thursday. Ed says that he is pleased
the quarantine on cattle is raised for
he was getting pretty tired lying
around doing nothing.
Sunday evening Rev. L. Ii. Case will
This will be the sixth sermon on "The
Ten Commandments" The congrega-
tions have been steadily increasing dur
ing this series of sermons and there is
deep interest manifest.
Deputy Sheriff Steve Windsor took
Albert Morrill, to the insane asylum at
Pontiac Tuesday. Young Morrill, is 80
years of age, unmarried, and resided
with his mother three miles southeast
of Yale. He has many times threat
ened to murder the members of the
family.
The Holden families, as is their
usual custom, met in reunion on New
Years day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. q. Holden and enjoyed a
pleasant time. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Holden. of Brown City, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay b. Weymouth, of Marlette,
were present.
A very interesting G. +. consecra-
ton service was held in the M. =.
church Sunday evening, led by Jay
Monroe. Forty-live were present, of
which large number took part. The
interest i'm these meetings is growing
and new members are being received
at every business meeting.
The Presbyterian church has re-
ceived a supply of new song books.
These books have been used by such
noted evangelists as Torrey ~ Alex
ander, j. Wilbur Chapman, and Billy
Sunday. Among other good songs are:
-"The Glory Songs"-"The Kings
Business"-"Grace Enough for Me-
"Caling the Prodigal."
We received a letter from Robt. A.
Holbrook last week, enclosing two
dollars for his and his mothers sub
scription to the Exposition. Bob is
with the Victor Chemical Works,
Chicago Heights, ILL.,, and is making q
great success of his work. In his letter
he says, "Ya ale news is as interesting to
me as anything could possibly be"
Thanks for your good wishes, Bob.
Lexington's Home Coming Week
last year was such success consider
ing that it was the first one, this year
she will attempt another one. The
date will be July 20 to 81, inclusive.
All the mills and everyone will be up
on their ear to receive visitors. So
spread the good news and let all who
can spend day or so in that pretty
little village on the lake. It's a great
camping place.
VIM. Wilson, who resides northeast
of Yale, is agent for the Peerless Wire
Fence, manufactured at Adrian, Mich
He has an adv. i'm this issue of the
Expositor describing the fence. Ii you
are planning to do some fencing in
the spring it will be to your advan-
tage to see Mr.. Wilson before you buy.
He will show you the different styles
and make you a price that is right.
Fence posts also for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Fogelsonger
entertained the following guests on
New Year day at two o'clock duck
dinner:-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young and
daughter Neva, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Secord, Mr.. and Mrs. James Keough.
Jack thinks he slowed away so much
duck on the first day of the year that
he will be a little duck for the rest of
the year. After dinner the gentlemen
spent the time i'm smoking and playing
pedro, while the ladies enjoyed a good
old fashioned visit. This merry com
l. A -.