The Yale expositor., 1910-12-16
Local and Otherwise.
Sleighing is fairly good.
Winter has SET Ira for GOOD

Winter has set IN for good.
Regular meeting of q + : next We'd
nesday evening i'm Masonic Hall.
Box social at the Carless school house
Wednesday evening, Dec. q. All in
vited.
Mrs. :. Barr and Mrs. Geo. Turner
were the lucky ones to get the $500
cash at Rosenthal's.
Read Lothian IL palmer's adj for a
list of useful presents and bv following
instructions you will get pretty panel
calendar.
The first wild storm we have had
this winter came on Thursday. Snow
and wind prevailed all day, with ex-
treme cold.
Andrew Curry and wife, who have
lived in Lynn township for many years
have decided TO retire from farm life
and will make their home in Capac.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school will have beautiful Christmas
service on Sunday evening, Dec. %.
Unusual preparations are being made.
Remember this.
Read all the holiday ads. in this is
sue. The merchants who are represent.
ed have the best stocks in the city and
want your trade in the holiday line.
Make your purchases of them.
j. +. Staley, local manager of the
Michigan Bell Telephone Co., this week
delivered new directories TO the SUBJ
scribers. Yale Exchange contains
about 800 patrons including the rural
lines.
Vegetable Extract for the cure of
consumption may be had at Mrs. Adam
Arnold's place in the city of Yale /
also handle medicines for different dis.
eases such as rheumatism, catarrh, colds
nervous debility, etc. 35
Besides publishing l2-page paper,
containing an increased amount of
holiday advertising and doing extra
job work for this season, the Expositor
force has turned out four full page
bills. Try us when you want the
best service obtainable.
Len McWaters informs us that a
wise man changes his mind but a fool
never does, therefore he has made up
his mind to remain in Yale and con.
tinue at his trade as contractor and
builder. Any work placed in his charge
will be promptly looked after. 35-2
On Saturday last Chas limo brought
into the Exposition Office curiosity in
the shape Of twin cabbage. Two per-
fectly formed heads were grown OH one
stem. 1t was the first of the kind we
had seen and needless to say it has gone
with the rest of natures curiosities
brought to this office in the editors
soup.
The ladies of the NJ. Il. church who
managed the fancy sale held at Mrs. j
Staley's residence Wednesday afternoon
met with success. A large number Of
beautiful articles were displayed and
quickly sold. The supper was also
well patronized. Something over fifty
dollars was realized from the whole
affair.
Twenty-four were present at the reg
ular meeting of the y. Y. b. on Tues.
day evening. Mrs. Henderson, and
Mrs:Ruh being entertainers at the home
of the former. Prizes were distributed
as follows: Mrs. Farley ladies first,
Frank Andreae gentlemen's first. Mrs.
Allen and Mr.. Farley consultations.
The next meeting will not be held
until after New Years.
Prof. Drouyor and wife entertained
the corps of school teachers I'm the high
school rooms last Friday evening
Forgetting all cares and worries, every
one INDUCED with enthusiasm I'm kin
dergarten games and amusements. and
to further the good time host and host.
ess served fine lunch in the laboratory
using glasses and other equipment. OF
that department, which were labeled
In latin. Of course every teacher easily
/ translated the names into English.
The Michigan Sugar Co, OF Croswell
has quarter page ad in this weeks
issue of the ExpOsitor which our farm.
er friends should read. This company
has paid out 10 growers of sugar beets
over Sl5O0O0 this season. We have
talked with number of growers Ia
this locality and they all are more than
pleased over the profit the crop has
brought them the past season. Many
have doubled the acreage for next year
Joseph Williams is the company's rep.
resentatiye here and reports that he is
meeting with sDlendid supcees I'm eecur.