The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-01-29
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WOulu ike W SET puDIlSntu, uOll Dc
to sign your name to 1t.
If you have little spare change and
want to place it where it will do the
most good, and go the farthest, pay it
to the printer.
Edward King and family have
moved back from Richmond and taken
up their residence in the Empey house
on Kennelick street.
Don't forget the Frank NJ. Chaffee
lecture Feb. Sth. Reserved seats OH
sale at Pollock q Hennessy's at 700
o'clock Thursday evening, Feb. 4.
Special meeting of Court Yale No.
339, |. o. f. in Forester Hall, next
Monday evening. Installation. Re
freshments. Members are urged to
come out.
Mrs. Minnie Morse, of Port Huron,
has been in the city for the past week
in the interest of the Maccabee Pro-
tective Association and has been very
successful
The beautiful spring like weather
we have been enjoying for the past
two weeks took sudden change Fri
day morning when this section was
visited by Il regular Dakota blizzard.
Rev. Prentss II. Case was installed
with the appropriate services. rs pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church of Yale
on Thursday evening. A full report of
the exercises will he published next
week.
Andrew Atwood, w. a. Cavanagh
and Chas. Montney, OF Yale. and John
EdgertOn of the township of Brockway
went to Port Huron Monday to enter
upon their duties rs circuit court
jurors.
Mayor Beavis informs MS that APP
propriate exercises will take place i'm
Central Hall on Feb. IL, 10 celebrate
the one hundredth anniversary of Lin
coins birthday. Full particulars and
program next week.
The high school base ball team gave
social dancing party in Central Hall,
Thursday evening. Music was fur
nished by Windsor and Cavanagh. A
splendid good time was had by the
large company present.
+. +. Pratt has installed gas light
ing plant i'm his barber shop. lie will
also furnish light for Hayes Il Shee-
hy's store. Pollock Il Hennessy are
making arrangements to place gas
plant i'm their drug store.
The Yale Concrete Supply Co. have
new machine for concrete work
and were testing il out this week in
the basement of Kennefick Hall.
Messrs Ferguson and Holden seem
well pleased with the way it does the
work.
The Brown City Banper published a
libel last week. Here it is: "A Yale
man is being sued for a divorce. He
set a rat trap in his trousers pocket
when he went to bed, hung his panta-
looms on the bed post and caught his
wife before midnight.
About twenty-five ladies of Meselin
Society of Sacred Heart church gather
ed at the home of Mrs. Ed. Sheehy last
Thursday afternoon. A very busy
and pleasant afternoon was spent sew.
ing and quilting, and at o'clock ap-
petizing refreshments were served by
the skillful hands of Mrs. Sheehy and
were thoroughly enjoyed by all.
George Beavis gave little party to
her Sunday school class of nine girls,
from to 7 p. m, Thursday, the occa.
sion being farewell to Mildred and
Eleanor Williams, who left this Fri
day. morning for their new home in
Detroit. The girls thoroughly enjoyed
a happy time and the dainty supper
served by their teacher and hostess.
The Expostor has added nearly zoe
new names to its subscription list dur.
ing the past year. We can assure ouI
friends that we appreciate this evidence
of satisfaction by the people. 1t has
always been and is now our aim to give
Yale people all the news all the time
and publish the best paper possible fol-
one dollar year. If you live in Yale
or near this city you should be a sub.
scribsr to The Expositor. You need it
The Mems Bible Glass of the Presby.
terrain church is sending out invitation
cards inviting men who are not in at
tendance at other Sunday Schools to
come and visit them. The room I'm the
basement where the class meets has
had to be enlarged as the class is hav-
ing phenomenal growth. Their sub
iect next Sunday will be Isaac. The
discussion is to be led by Mr. Ponsford
and Mr.. Yuill. All who come are in
vited TO look up this most interesting
character and take part in the discuss
ion.
We have heard of people performing
queer stunts and the weatherman bring
ing about unusual conditions and sud
den changes, but we are willing TO adj
nit we do not remember of ever hear
ing of a farmer dragging in January.
JAS. ii. Moore, mail carrier, informs us
that while driving along rural route J.,
he noticed Jas. Brough in Lynn town.
ship narrowing i'm field on Saturday
last Reports have since come I'm Of
blowing being done in different locali
ties, but it's all off now, for time at
least.