The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-12-31
Local and Otherwise.

n happy New ear.
Is it cold enough for you?
Be sure and write it 1910 after today.
About ten inches of snow on the
level.
Catching on bobs is the order among
the kids.
Mrs. Edward Fry and son viii have
moved to Alpena.
The thermometer stood 3 degrees
above zero Wednesday morning.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ferguson Wednesday, Dec. 20.
Clare Carney leaves for Ypsilanti
Normal School.
Regular monthly business meeting in
the parlor of the NJ. i. church Monday
evening, January 3.
Cutter riding was indulged in by
nearly everybody on Sunday. The
slipping was just fine.
Clare Johnston was the lucky one to
get the $500 cash at ROSenthaIS cloth
| ing store last Saturday.
Enough snow fell on Christmas day
to make ideal sleighing. More of the
| beautiful came on Sunday.
Frank Phillips II. ID. carrier on Route
wishes to thank the patrons Of his
route for the fine library table which
was given him Christmas eve.
In letter from Robert A. Holbrook
who is employed at the Victor Chem
ical Works, Chicago Heights, ILL.,, he
sends his best regards to all of his Yale
friends.
Our merchants report Christmas
trade as good if not a little better than
last year but November and December
sales dropped away below. No doubt
the cause was too fine weather.
The lucky number that will get the
punch bowl given away by Palmer
Bros. Il Co., if presented by January
| 18th is 5Sl. The next nearest number
will get the prize after that date.
Members of the n. Y. b. are request
ed to meet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Windsor, Monday evening,
Jan. 3. Entertaining cOmmittee-Mr.
and Mrs. Windsor, Fead and Fuller,
The Christmas entertainment given
| by Cole school netted about eleven
dollars which will be used to purchase
a teachers chair. Many thanks to
those who helped to make it a success.
\ couple of hours were spent very
pleasantly and enjOyably by those who
take delight in dancing at Central
Hall, Christmas night, after the South
land Serenaders had finished their pro-
gram.
An oyster supper will be given by
Washington Lodge l.. o. L., in Orange
mems hall, West Brockway Tuesday
evening, Jan. 4. Supper % cts. a
cordial invitation extended to every
body.
A week of prayer will be held in the
M. II. church beginning Monday eve
ming, January and followed by pro-
tracted effort. All persons are most
cordially invited to attend these means
of grace.
Alex Reid has been carrying his
right hand bandaged the past week,
having sustained severe cut when he
fell in the drug store at Harbor Beach,
breaking two bottles which he was
bringing up from the basement.
An alarm Of fire was turned III Wed.
nesday evening about nine o'clock, but
the blaze which was at f. +. Fead's
residence, was eXtingulshed without
the help of the fire company, doing
very little damage excepting a scare
An electric lamp was the cause.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church next sunday, January 2nd, will
be as follows:-At 1890 a. IN. the sub
ject will be "a New Religion FOR the
New Year." At 700 p. m. Joseph in
Egypt" character sketch. The fine
program of Christmas music will be re
peated. Epworth League devotiona
meeting at p. m. Sunday school al
IL: AS a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 7:30.