The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-01-29
Local and Otherwise.
Who said they saw a robin?

NOtlce the ldDtl Oll your EApoSltOi.
Cheer up. Things will be brighter
tomorrow.
l.. Roy Fuller has installed Tungsten
lamps in his jewelry store.
A nice baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Chandler Jan. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Paisley and Jean
Hayes will entertain the n. Y. b. at
The Paisley Tuesday evening, Feb. 2.
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the
church met Tuesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Mckenzie
To know the value of dollar, earn
it. TO know the pleasure of it, spend
it. To know the need of it, be with
out it,
The Yale Wooden Mill is so rushed
with orders it has become necessary to
run nights for time, beginning Mon
day.
Special services will begin in the
Methodist Episcopal church, Yale, on
Feb. II, and continue until the end of
the month.
Dick lIoughton has a crew of men
saving lumber on his Lynn Corners
farm, and will build barn in Yale
this spring.
Last Sunday the Sabbath School of
the Presbyterian church had the largest
attendance which it has ever had, the
number being 1856.
The ladies of the Pre-, byterian church
will serve coffee at the home of Miss
Belle Mckenzie on Wednesday of next
week, from 4 to Z. All are invited.
Under the auspices of the ladies of
the Presbyterian church, an entertain.
ment is being planned which will be
given in Central Hall sometime during
February. Watch each week for fur
ther particulars.
The annual meeting of the Riverside
Driving Club will be held in the EX
positor Office next Monday evening al
8 o'clock for the purpose of electing
officers and transacting such other
business as may come up.
Next Sunday evening Reverend Case
will take up the series of sermons, the
ten commandments, which were inter
rupted by the meetings. The subject
next Sunday will be the seventh com.
mandment, "Thou shalt not commit
adultery"
On Friday evening, Feb. 9Th, Friend
ship ArbOr, A. q. O. g., will give al
oyster supper in their hall. The public
cordially invited also the Cleaners ex.
pected to come and bring cakes and
aprons. All members are on the com
mittee TO provide and help serve.
A surprise was given to Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Bell on Tuesday evening by sixty
friends and neighbors. A good time
was enjoyed by all: an excellent lunch
was served; songs and recitations giver
and games INDUCED in. AS token OF
their friendship the company presented
the young couple with some beautiful
silverware.
On Sept. 26th last sparks from pass
ing express train on the Pere Marquett,
railway set fire to and burnt over abou
two acres of valuable green timber be
longing TO A. +. Oatman doing consid
cradle damage. A claim was put in (,
the company and last week Mr.. Dat
man received a check for the amour
of loss claimed
Daniel Foley dropped into the Expos
| itor office Wednesday and renewed hi
subscription for another year. We in
quired of Uncle Dan what he was keep
ing busy at since retiring from tn
county clerks office and he said, "Bacl
on the farm again." Mr.. Foley has on
of the best farms in Emmett township
and a dwelling house and building
that add to the beauty of the place.
Geo. A. Ashpole, city editor of tn
Port Huron Daily Times, was in Capa
recently and wrote up newsy CORES
pondence from the town. The new
was satisfactory to brother Hunter, o
the Capac journal, until the write
showed his political bias in its refer
ences to John Kingott. The Journa
won't stand for sarcastic slurs beini
thrown at its warm friend, Kingott
and handed Ashpole hot lunch in tn,
last issue.
The choir of the Church of Chris
gave a ten cent coffee on Friday even
lug, Jan. %, at the home of WIN. j oss
which, Notwithstanding the unfavora
BILE condition of the weather, received
liberal patronage. Mrs. Joss is genia
hostess, and with goodly number Of
efficient helpers, the event proved TO bI
i'm every way success. The proceed
amounting to S12, were turned over Il
the Bible school to be devoted to State
missions and other good work.
Tickle you? The Tale of the Black
Bag will make you mourn the fact that
il is only six columns I'm length. It's
the greatest emotion-ticklero of the year
For mystery story it was never beat
EN-. George +. Butler and Herbert lis
ley, the men who chronicle the solu
tons of DIR. Furnivall, the famous ply,
eiciau detective will nraQent the ran dars
of this paper with their best product
ion in the next issue, Feb. 5th The
woman in the case, the black bag, the