The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-01-21
Local and Otherwise.
Measles in the city.

Farmers Institute at Yale Monday,
Jan. "a.
Regular meeting o. E. S. next We'd
nesday evening.
John b. Lutes IL Son bought eight
horses here last week.
The j. +. S. club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Richardson Friday evening
last week.
Ventry Hisey and j. Furlong were
| the lucky ones to get the SO 90 at j. |.
| Rosenshafs.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.
| Waterman at Peck on Saturday, Jan.
10, 1910, a daughter.
The Ladies' Aid of the West Brock
way M. u. church will meet at John +.
Walkers Thursday, Jan. q.
George Burton has moved into Chas.
| f. Schmidt's farm residence and will
assist his father-in-law on the farm
next season.
Yale Camp w. o. w. will hold a
| joint installation with the Woodmen
| Circle on Tuesday, Jan. 25 All officers
and members are urgently requested to
be present.
Fred j. Chamberlain has just bought
| four fine Plymouth Rock cockerels from
| the North Street Poultry Farm. They
are large, strong, healthy birds and from
good strain.
Miss Gladys Frostic has severed her
connection with Waterman's store and
on Wednesday left for Yale, where she
has secured position in the general
store of II. G. Martin.-Sanilac County
Times.
A supper will be given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Monaghan in
Speaker township, Wednesday evening,
January 26, for the benefit of the Cath
Ollie church. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all.
George Wilson, since taking charge
of the candy and tobacco store, has re-
papered and reprinted the interior, also
added a new lot of confectionery and
tobaccOs. His trade is increasing every
week and he is pleased with the way
trade is coming.
Regular meeting of o. f. 5. next
Wednesday evening, Jan. 26th. Every
officer of the Chapter also each member
is earnestly requested to be present as
matters of most vital importance will
come up. Please paste this item in
your hat so that you will not forget the
date.
Miss Strout, of Port Huron, has been
teaching class in elocution in Yale
for several months. On the evening of
Friday, January 2Sth, she and her class
will give an entertainment in Central
Hall. The program consists of drills,
recitations and one act farce. They
will be assisted by Miss Jean Drake
and Miss Beulah Benedict who will
give vocal solos.
Over at st Clair the laboring men
are circulating petition that they will
eat no more meat until prices have
come down little nearer earth and
mans flat pocket book. The petition
is largely signed and all the residents
of the city are willing to do likewise.
Will anyone name few articles that
can take the place of meat and cost
less? Prices on all food lines are soar
ing.
Emerson Cooper returned home Sat
urday evening last from two weeks
trip in the state of Wisconsin. Emer-
son was four days coming from Reno,
Wis. The delay in making this trip
was due to the fact that for oyer two
riding was stalled in snow near La
Crosse Emerson states that the many
passengers OH the train were without
| food all one day and that they managed
to secure little from a farm house
about a mile from the tracks.
About twenty-five members of the
Ladies Aid of the M. p. church drove
out to the pleasant farm home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Reed east of Yale on
Wednesday, leaving here at 1000 a. m.
Mrs. Reed had dinner ready at IL
o'clock prompt and all sat down and
| did justice to an enjoyable meal. The
afternoon was spent in doing work for
the society and social chat. Mrs. G.
ii. Minis in speaking of the occasion
said she never had such good time.
Before leaving for their homes the
ladies voted Mrs. Reed an ideal hostess.
The sleighride was much enjoyed.
Sometimes when we seem to run a
| little short of news we are glad to have
| brought to our notice an item which
needs to be corrected, as this insures
another local possible for our next issue,
to wit: Last week we rather made the
box social given by the young people
of the Catholic church out to be non
successful on account of the inclement
weather. We are rightly informed this
week that the social was good success,
over sixty people being in attendance
and twenty-tbree dollars being realized
| We feel now that we have squared our
selves with our good friend FIR.
Cullinane and also done ourself good
turn.
Wanted at once apprentice girls and
| oompafapt oawaro at Mrs SpeOpar'o