The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12
Local and Otherwise.
March winds.
Who said robins?


Who said robins?
Pancake and maple'sugar month.
Sund ~ was a beautiful, warm, sun
shiny day.
Winter makes its exit March 20.
Won er il it will?
Read every advertisement in the
Exposition. 1t will pay you.
ID. A. McKeith, of Brown City, has
sold his Speaker township farm.
John Bright has been at Brown City
the past week looking after the inter
ests Of the flax mill industry.
Mrs. Grant Holden, who is at Harper's
hospital, Detroit, is improving fast and
will be home in another week.
Ben Nelson has started new dray
line in the city and has secured the
services of Will Henry as teamster.
Melvin Weeks, of Richmond, has
been in this locality the past week buy
ing live stock for April lst shipment.
Dora Connell, who is at Ann Arbor
receiving treatment, is getting along
nicely and will altogether likely be
home the latter part of the week.
Auction sale bills printed at the Ex-
positor jolt rooms in work man-llke
manner and on short notice. If you
intend having a sale let us print your
bills.
John Burley and family have moved
into Chas. Tunis' house and Pat Mitch
ell and wife are now occupying the
house on Mary street vacated by Mr..
Burnley.
The Ayoca Enterprise suspended
publication with the issue of Feb. 20,
after an existence of about five months.
The plant has been moved to Owen
dale, Huron county.
Reserved seats for the GreatPlummer
Breach of Promise Case OH sale at Pol
lock & Hennessy's drug store Monday
evening, March 18th. BE sure and be
there early if you want a seat.
Henry Welch has moved his bowling
alley and billiard and pool tables to the
rooms over the Record office in the
Chamberlain block where he will store
them until he builds a new building
this spring.
The coffee given by the last division
of the LBS. in the basement of the
PRESBYTERIAN church Wednesday night
was great success in every way. The
ladies served most bountiful repast
and cleared over $500.
Last week the Expositor contained a
half page advertisement for John
Hutton about Acme Quality paints
and finishes. The firm that manu-
features this paint will continue adver-
Using in this paper for several months
yet. READERS will do well to keep
posted on what the ads. contain by
reading them each week.
Another case of didn't know it was
loaded" goes on record. Tuesday while
Neil Connell was cleaning shot gun
in some manner the cartridge exploded
and the charge struck him in the left
shoulder making rather nasty flesh
wound. DR.. Turrell was called and re-
moved the shot and dressed the wound.
No serious results are expected.
The weather this winter has been
rather unusual and peculiar. One day
we have it warm and sunshiny, the
next cold and disagreeable, the change
coming almost in the twinkling of an
eye. Monday was a beautiful day al
though little chilly. Tuesday morn
ing broke cold and nasty. Rain freeZ-
ing as it fell to the cement walks max
ing slippery walking for pedestrians,
many taking unexpected falls.
There have been several requests for
Rev. Case to speak upon the doctrines
of Christian faith. In response to
these requests he has started a seriss
of sermons for Sunday mornings upon
the great principles of Christianity as
embodied in the "ApOstles Creed.
His text last Sunday was 81 believe in
God the Father, Almighty, Maker of
Heaven and Earth" and this coming
Sunday it is to be "And in Jesus Christ
His only Son, Our Lord"
TT. Minnie has added a fine large
new refrigerator TO his meat market
and is making other extensive i'm
provements. The new refrigerator is
finished in southern pine and has win
dows in the front where cuts of meat
and green stuff are kept and can be
got at handily. The interior is roomy
and will accommodate number of
quarters of beef, whole hogs, etc.
Southern pine is being used TO cell the
walls and when completed he will have
as fine if not finer market than can
be found in the cities.
Brockway township was well repre-
sented at the meeting of the county
school officers held i'm Port Huron last
Saturday. The following school officers
were present. James Thompson, Bruce
Menerey, Samuel Shaw, Geo. Middleton,
Robt. Carson, VIM. Cheeseman, Thos
Carless. n. ). Connell, w. A. Silver
thorn, VIM. Hyde, Ashton Smith, IVES
ley Collins, Fred NanSkvar, Fred
Lutz. The meeting was an interesting
and instructive one and the largest at
tendance of any ever held. Commits
soner Of schools Blackney feels pleased
at the deep interest shown throughout
the county in matters pertaining to
school work,