The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-12-17
Local and Otherwise.

lOI AudS SHOppcIs. 81. l.. hOSchIldl'
The person who borrowed the large
brass lamps of the Exposition will please
return same.
Mrs. l.. Conroy was the lucky one TO
get $500 in cash at Rosenthals store
last Saturday.
Charles Manns moved his family to
Port Huron Tuesday where he has a
good position.
VIM. j. Moore has been laid up this
week suffering from large carbunkle
on his shoulder.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clark are NOV
ing this week from the farm to their
home on Mary street.
William Bailey has moved his family
from the north part of the town to the
house lately vacated by James Shaw.
A suggestion for the men and boys
Christmas present will be found in
Lothian Il Palmer's ad if you read it.
Christmas a week from tomorrow.
Hang up your stocking Friday night.
No knowing what old Santa will bring
you.
Business to be transacted at the reg
ular meeting of the l. o L M M next
Tuesday evening. Members requested
to attend.
The box social and program given at
the Wiley school by the teacher, Miss
Bidleman, and pupils, was a decided
success. Proceeds netting $500.
A Christmas entertainment will be
given at Cole church Thursday evening,
Dec. %. Admission 15c and 10c Ev-
erybody welcome. A Christmas tree
will be in readiness.
Jas. f. Beavis and family and Mrs.
Bliss, of Yale, and Mrs. Byrant
Murray, of Disco, took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fogelsonger at "Home
Sweet Home" farm Sunday.
Edward Sheehy will ship stock on Fri
day next. Christmas coming on Sat
urday is the cause for the change.
Any one having cattle, sheep or hogs
for sale-bring them in on Friday.
A very interesting Cantata entitled
"Santa Claus jr." is being prepared by
the NJ. +. Sunday school to be given in
the church Thursday evening, Dec %
A cordial invitation is extended to all
TO attend.
The new engine has been placed on a
cement base at the power house and
the steam connections have all been
made. 1t is expected that the engine
will be in readiness to furnish power to
run the dynamo Saturday.
J. j. Shaver has opened a studio in
the rooms over Mathews & Nights
drug store recently fitted up by Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Bowles. Mr.. Shaver is an artist
of many years experience and is well
equipped to do the best and up-to-date
work.
Regular communication of Brockway
Lodge, No. 316, + Il A. NJ, at Masonic
Hall in Yale Thursday evening, Dec.
%, 1909. Election of officers and other
important business will be transacted.
All members earnestly requested to be
present.
An advertisement is to merchant
very much what sowing seed is to
farmer. 1t may take little time for
the results to become apparent, but
they are sure to come. The wise farm
er is not niggardly with his seed, nor
the wise merchant with his advertise
ment.
When you hear a man sneerlng at
the local papers you can safely bet he
don't spend his time making them bet
ter. They who don't see a benefit
arising to town from its newspapers
haven't as much sense as cove oyster,
and are of about as much value to a
town as a ten-year-old delinquent.
AL Thibodeau, twenty -seven years
ago a resident of this place, is here this
week on visit to his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Guilliat. AL says he sees many marked
changes in and around what at one
time was Brockway Centre, and further |
states that If he had been dropped |
from balloon into the city of Yale he |
certainly would be at loss to know
where he was at.
Sunday last started in with snow con-
tinuing till late in the afternoon when
a drizzling rain changed the condition |
of things. Those who attended church |
services in the evening were compelled |
to wade through slush. The rain con-
tinued all night and did not let up un-
ill Monday evening. The weather is
now considerably colder and snow
furries have since been in evidence
Many parents seem to think that it
makes little difference whether their
children are prompt in their attend
ance at school or not. They think that
five minutes off the end of half day
now and then will be little hinderance
TO their child's progress Well, the
pupil will not lose much real informa-
ton by being occasionly a few minutes
late, but he will lose that which is more
will lose his interest in
school.
CavaDagh Bros. have made decided
change in the interior of their grocery
store. The walls and ceiling have been
the shelving and other
wood work neatly painted, counters and
shelving rearranged, new Office desk
has been added, in fact the firm can
make the boast of having as neat andl
lp-to-date grocery as you will find I'm
my city. New goods are arriving every
lay and we predict for the firm large
rade. Here's hoping.
A good secondhand sideboard for I
ola Doll az Iluffnnfo 90 L.