The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-01-15
Local and Otherwise.


ing. 1t comes only as n result of right
living
A neH rural telephone line is being
built out of Richmond with fifteen
subscribers.
Mrs. j. ii. Merrill has been seriously
i'll at her home during the past two
weeks but is some improved at present.
Rev. Porterfeld will go to Port
Rowan, Ont. and dedicate a Free
Methodist, church on Sunday, Jan. H.
The music at the Presbyterian church
during the present series of meet
ings is being led by Mr.. Carney on his
cornet.
The N.Y.B. have changed date of
next meeting from Tuesday to Monday
night, Jan. Is, at the home of Mrs. Il.
McNulty.
Wednesday evening four signed
cards TO the effect that they desired to
become Christians and seversl request
ed the prayers of Gods people.
Next Sunday at 2 p. m. is the date
and time of day when the house of
worship in Southeast Speaker will be
dedicated. All cordially invited.
Will Henry gave his wrist twist
the other day making pindles. He is
neraly all well again under the care of
the flax mill doctor, Ed Worden.
A coffee will be held at the home of
Mrs. Jas. McColl, next Wednesday
from to p. M, by the Presbyterian
ladies. Everyone wanted to come.
A dance was given at Old Brockway
Tuesday evening, and good attend
ance and a good time was had. Car
neys Orchestra, of five pieces, fur
nished the music.
Mrs. Frank j. Knebel, of Springfield,
H., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
Paldi, formerly of Brockway, is making
her parents visit at San BernardinO,
Cali, for the winter.
Benz. Evans called at the Expositor
office last week and paid us the twenty
seventh dollar OH subscription. He
says it is habit with him and needs
the EXpOsitor in his daily life.
The weather has certainly been
plenty cold this week and we have
heard no one inquiring, "is il hot
enough for your" The mercury has
been below the zero mark all week.
Ashton Smith has been dangerously
i'll for over week from appendicitis
and Inflammation of the bowels. We
are pleased to report an improved con-
dition in him at time Of going to press.
In the Lynn correspondence to the
Capac Journal we notice the item,
"Chester Leach moved his family to
| Yale the past week. He has secured
carpenter work there for the coming
year."
A good time, as is usual, was enjoyed
by the o. Il. ;. on Wednesday evening
at the special meeting. Prof. and Mrs.
| Drouyor were initiated into the order
after which lunch was served and a
program rendered.
The ice man, butchers, hotelmen and
others are busy this week in the ice
harvest. A good quality, about 10 or
| IL inches in thickness, and as clear as
crystal, is being stored away for the
hot days of summer.
The M.B.A. will meet in Woodmen
hall next Wednesday evening, Jan. 20.
Degree team from Port Huron will do
the work. All members earnestly re
quested to be present. An oyster
supper will be served.
On Tuesday evening number of
young people were pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Cooper, mile east of Yale. At a
late hour supper consisting of oysters
and other good things was served.
Extensive preparations are being
made to make Sunday memorable
day at the Presbyterian church. Special
meetings for men only, for women
only, and for the young people will be
held in the afternoon and there will be
special features both in the morning
and evening meetings.
The Woodmen of the World will
have joint installation with the
| Woodmen Circle at Woodman Hall, on
Tuesday evening, Jan. 10. After these
exercises are over with oysters will be
served. Husbands and wives of menu
bers, of either lodge, are cordially in
vited to come to this feast.
George Mcintyre, Yale's implement
dealer, is placing stock of wagons,
buggies, farm implements, ETC., in a
% x 90 feet building, just erected for
the purpose in Avoca and will give the
people of that town the benefit of a
| fine line of goods. Richard Houghton
will have charge of the new store. We
wish Mr.. Mcintyre all success in his
new venture.
"The North Pole and how to get
there" by Willard w. Garrison is the
title of a special feature story which
the Expositor will present to its read
ers i'm the issue of Jan. 90 The author
tells of the Wellman, Baldwin, Peary
and Bowser, efforts to discover the
pole. A unique plan of Capt. Bald
wins, by which the explorer would
float to the pole in the midst of city
of ice burgs is outlined. Sounds good,
i doaan,f if2 LIS haffar than that