The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-12-24
Local and Otherwise.

The blacksmiths are all busy.
How did you like the zero weather I?
We wish our subscribers a Merry
Christmas.
Wednesday, December %, was the
shortest day in the year.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hoskin ON
on Sunday, Dec. IL, 1909, a son.
James Todd who is seriously sick at
his home east of Yale is reported
slightly better.
Mrs. JAS. McColl is much improved
in health. Her many friends will be
pleased to learn of this.
Mrs. Andrew Award, who has been
quite sick for two weeks or more, is
much better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mulnyx are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of daughter at
their home Friday, Dec. 18th.
Regular meeting of Els Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 20, 1909. Members
and visitors invited to come out.
Up to and including Wednesday Of
this week snow has fallen every day
for eleven days yet the sleighing is no
good.
We received copies of the Tampa
Fla Morning Tribune from our friend
Frank o. Putney who is at that place
this winter.
Southland Serenaders at Central Hall,
Yale, Saturday evening, December 20.
Admission Is and 25c. Reserved seats
at Pollock q Hennessy's.
Hive dues and per capita tax are
now due in the l. o Il M M and must
be paid before January l. Mrs. Janet
Award, Finance Keeper,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Farley's little
daughter Helen submitted to an oper.
alton last Friday for a cyst on her left
eyelid. DIR. Wight cut it out.
Samuel Thomas and family have
moved into the house on the Lester
Clark farm recently purchased by them
The ExpOsitor welcomes them to this
community.
The Owendale Herald published by
Chas 5. Brown comes to our table
this week filled with special ads for the
holidays and enclosed in handsome
Christmas cover.
Two colored people furnished enter.
tainment in the way of vocal and in.
strumental music at the Jackson Hotel
Monday and Tuesday. They had large
audiences both days.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Ingram has been in a critical condition
the past week from an absess. DR.
Turrell who is attending him reports
the little fellow somewhat better.
Bert Kelley is now employed in The
drug store of Grant Holden having re.
signed his position in the Yale Wooden
Mills. Bert will study to be a pharma.
cist. Here's our best wishes for success
Norman b. Herbert is confined to
his bed at his home on Mary street
with very sore foot caused from an
injury. The foot has been terribly
swollen and Norm has suffered great
pain.
We notice by the Sanilac Jeffersonian
that the little daughter of Stephen A.
Curvin died last week Wednesday of
Bright's disease. She was IL years of
age and was born in Yale. She was
buried in the Croswell cemetery beside
her mother.
A complete surprise was worked on
Mrs. Gilchriese at the M. 4. parsonage
on Wednesday evening, when number
of the ladies of the church called and
presented her with useful Christmas
present A quantity of the best kinds
of canned fruit.
Our old friend K. 4. Bowman, a real
estate dealer of Onaway, sends us a two
dollar william to help swell our already
large bank account and adds Christ
mas greetings for us and all his friends
IN Yale. Please accept our thanks and
the same hearty greetings for yourself
Mrs. Frank Andreae received the
sad news on Tuesday that her father
John G. Mckenzie had died i'm the
Canadian North West. His body was
brought to Ailsie Craig where the fu.
neral was held. Mrs. Andreae and
sister Jean left for that place Wednes-
day., Mrs. julie Hennessy is another
daughter.
Miss Grace Welch is home from De.
troit where she has been attending the
Madam Butler Toilet Art school and
from which she has graduated and re.
ceived her diploma. This is a school
positively the best of its kind east of
Chicago or west of New York. The
students are faithfully taught to be
trained operators and TO diagnose any
skin or scalp disease and know exactly
what is needed. All the latest and
most modern appliances are used for
beauty culture. illustrated lectures
are given for the benefit of pupils. II
there are any ladies in Yale DESTROYS of
taking this course of instruction or are
interested in the subject please call on
Miss WEIGH or phone 12l and she will
gladly give any information.
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