The Yale expositor., 1909-01-22
Local and Otherwise.

Sacred Cantata,
AT NJ. T.. Church,
Next Wednesday Evening
Everybody Invited. Admission l5c,
We're having our January thaw.
Mrs. Bert Holden has been very sick
this week.
Barr Bros. have put electric lights
in their blacksmith shop.
Born to the wife of Joe Ferguson, of
Yale, on Sunday, Jan. IL, 1909, u son.
Mrs. J. A. Menzies for the past three
days has suffered with severe head
aches.
Born to the wife of :. III. Erb, in
Fremont township, on Sunday, Jan. IL,
1909, daughter
Attend the sacred cantata at the NJ
f.. church next Wednesday evening
Admission Ii cents.
The welfare of nation depends up
on the prosperity of the general worker
rather than the wealth of the few.
The coffee held at Mrs. James Nc
Coils Wednesday evening was grand
success. The ladies realized $12.35.
Rev II. o. Lawrason is spending the
week at Brown City assisting the Nj.
+. minister at that place in revival
meetings.
n. b. Herbert has received word
that he is drawn as grand juror and
expects TO go TO Detroit about Feb. LIST
to serve in that capacity.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Couture,
at Lorain, Ohio, on Dec. 9Th, 1908, a
daughter Mrs. Couture will be re
membered as Mabel Law.
At the annual meeting of the Mchi-
gan state Agricultural Society in Ian
sing last week, the dates for the state
fair were fixed for september 2-l0 in
elusive
Special meeting Of Yale Grange on
Wednesday, Jan q, at one O'clock p.
m. Business of Importance. A full
attendance requested. w. L. Darling,
Master.
Jason Clark, dealer in choice grocer
les and provisions, Saginaw, has the
| thanks of the Exposition for neat and
tasty 1909 calendar. Jason remembers
It's each year.
The j. BIS. met at the home of l..
| Woodruff Monday night. Dancing
was the chief entertainment of the
evening. All went home declaring
that they had fine time.
Lexington has an Improvement
Association and now the ladies of the
town have organized the Woman's
| Civic improvement Auxiliary. Lex
ngton citizens intend to take good
care of the town.
At a meeting of the state board of
the Christian Endeavor Society of
Michigan, in Saginaw recently, it was
decided to hold the annual state con-
vention i'm that city, Oct. II, ID, Is.
The convention was held in kalamazoo
last fall.
Mrs. Minnie Whaley, of Inlay City,
gets a judgement of 500 in the circuit
court, against that village, through re-
ceiving injuries by falling out of her
buggy while driving over a pile of
sand, left in the street. The village
will carry the case to the supreme
court.
G. w. Elston q Sons, of Mapledale
Creamery, who started buying cream
in the building lately occupied by Nell
Ferguson on Tuesday, are well pleased
with the way business is coming to
them. Someone will be in Yale every
Tuesday and Saturday to buy cream
| ana larm prOuuce.
Mrs. Hugh Ferguson, of Yale, has
been spending the past week with rela-
tives. Mr. Ferguson, or "Fergie" as he
is better known, has sold his store in
Yale and bought an interest in a
wholesale hardware store in Port
Huron, where they will make their
future home.-Alma Review.
Ed. Sheehy desires to say to those
having live stock for sale that he will
ship on Friday, Jan. 49, and not again
until in the spring. Notify him and
he will call and look at what you have.
The reason Mr.. Sheehy has decided not
to ship more often is the incOnven-
fence of shipping. 1t is necessary, on
account of the quarantine in Canada,
to ship around by Saginaw and Toledo
requiring four days instead of two as
heretofore.
A representative of the Port Huron
Times was in Yale recently and made
tour through the pride of our town,
the Wooden Mills. AS result of the
visit neat article appears in Mondays
Times exploiting the mills and noting
the interesting study of the process
through which the wool goes. The
article says, "Beer made Milwaukee
famous, and so in time will the Yale
Wooden Mills make Yale" We prefer
wool to beer every time.
Let us tell you who "Chinky" was;
how he got his name: what his graft
was; and his finish. Want to know |?
Then read DIR. George +. Butler and
Herbert Ilsley's latest physometric- de-
ductive story of DIR. Furnivall's coup in
the Detection of Chunky in the next
issue of this paper. Grocer Swartz was
murdered. Clerk Flanagan was sus-
pected, but he was afflicted with hemi-
anesthesia and had not enough sense
to prove an alibi. DIR. Furnivall had
to solve his case How did he do tY