The Yale expositor., 1909-11-26
Local and Otherwise.

read 1910"
The roads are rather unpleasant to
travel for the rural mail boys.
Today is short, yesterday is gone, to.
morrow may never come. If you have
any thine to do get busy.
Rev. Nankervs, Of l'oit Huron, will
occupy the pulpit Of the NJ. Il. church
next sunday morning and evening in
the ahseuce OF tie pastor
Take your supper al the Presby
church next Thursday evening IN the
diningroom. Sac of aprons upstairs
"Wednesday and Thursday.
The first rally of the y Y. b. for the
winter was held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. w. Allen OH Tuesday evening.
! The occasion was Il pleasurable one.
o. +. ). regular meeting next We'd
nesday evening, Dec. |, in Masonic
hall. Initiation and refreshments. A
large turnout requested. Mrs. Bernice
Fuller, w. NJ.
Remember the apron sale at the
! Presbyterian church next week We'd
nesday and Thursday. The ladies will
show some very pretty styles. Supper
Thursday night.
John Evans has the thanks of the
editors family for fine large pumpkin
and bushel of cooking apples. He
knew we liked pumpkin pie and apple
sass for Thanksgiving.
The ladies of the NJ. L. church have
arranged a delightful entertainment
course of three numbers. Tickets for
the three entertainments will be Scots.
| Further announcements later.
II. b. Zavitz, whose farm is located
east of Yale, has raised the banner
crop of sugar beets i'm this section this
season. About 80 tons. This will
bring him in nice little revenue for
his season'swork.
James Dant has bought the new
house on Mary street recently erected
| by Andrew DePeel and moved with
his family from Bay City last week.
The Expositor welcomes the new
corners TO our midst.
Mrs. j. III. Beckton who underwent
an operation in Saginaw hospital last
week, is doing very nicely and Yale
relatives and friends are hopeful of her
improved health. Her sister Mrs w.
+. Rub spent one day this week with
| her.
Hiram Brown has just finished a
neat house built on stones for Patrick
Cotter in Emmett township. While
plastering, the plank on which he was
standing broke in two letting him drop
about eight feet. The jar and bruises
he received has laid him up for few
days.
Mrs. Dora =. Sawyer, nearly year
ago, purchased fancy pair of Shetland
ponies from Mrs. +. A. Bickle of San
dusky. 1t seems the latter has been
sorry ever since that she parted with
her favorite team and recently induced
Mrs. Sawyer to sell back to her which
she did for a handsome consideration.
A total eclipse of the moon, visible
throughout the United States, will take
place on the morning of Saturday Nov.
II %. The moon will enter the earth's
shadow at | Al a. m. and the eclipse will
last until sos. The period when the
moon will be entirely covered will be
from 2:44 until 406, about an hour and
20 minutes.
Tuesday Ed Graham brought to
Holden's meat market thirty fine large
roosters of the Silver Gray Dorkin va
riety and a more handsome bunch we
never looked at. They were all of a
size and would have made a handsome
picture. Ed tried to find a photographer
| but as Yale is without one the birds
were slaughtered for Thanksgiving.
1t is rumored that the deal whereby
the Grand Trunk is to secure possession
of the r., o. ~ N, has been completed
and that the former road will take
charge at midnight, Nov. 30. 1t is also
said that the Michigan Central had
been endeayoring to secure control of the
"Polly Ann" but that the negotiations
has been started after the Grand Trunk
deal was practically assured.
Tuesday evening marked a pleasant
epoch i'm the history of the Woodman
Circle. 1t was the regular date for the
meeting of the members and by some
maneuvering on the part of some of
the ladies, about thirty were present.
After the routine of business was over
a big spread was placed on the tables,
consisting of roast turkey, mashed pc
tatoes and plenty of other good things.
Everything was heartily enjoyed and
all agreed that a rally was good thing.
At the celebration of the anniversary
of the Odd fellows last summer in Port
Huron Rev. T.. VI. Case pastor of the
Presbyterian church of Yale gave the
address for the occasion. Tuesday Mr..
Case was invited TO be present in Port
Huron at a banquet given by the
Order. He accepted and was thorough
ly taken by surprise when during the
evening he was made the recipient of a
handsome silk umbrella with his name
neatly engraved on a gold plate on the
handle nf QourcQ xUQ don't cav that
there was any connection between adj
dress and umbrella, but IL looks to us
that the people down there listened to
J q good discourse and appreciated 1t.