The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-01-07
Local and Otherwise.

Sleighing is fine.
January, the month of inventory.
Mrs. Fred Mathews is on the sick list
| this week.
Be sure and not make mistake anC
write it 1909.
Let's make 1910 the best year in
Yale's history.
For bargains in winter clothing, read
Lothian Il Palmer's ad.
q. H. Haynes has sold the Watkins
Remedy Co. agency to w. j. Martin.
New telephone books have been dis.
tributed this week among subscribers
We have had plenty of snow, blow
and cold, freezing weather during the
past week.
If your suit wont last the winter out
try Lothian 81 Palmer's quarter off sale
for new one
The "Catholic Young People" will
give box social and progressive pedro
party in Central Hall Thursday eve
ming, Jan. l3.
Joe Worden was in Port Huron hos.
pital last week where an operation was
performed on his nose and throat. His
sister Margaret accompanied him.
Monday evening was bitter and cold
but goodly number of Christian En-
deayorers of the Presbyterian church
met with George Windsor for the month
ly social and business meeting.
Monday evenings west bound pas
senger train on the Pere Marquette was
stalled at Yale until about one o'clock
Ha n m of
blockade at the Remington cut.
Asman, the Port Huron Florist is
carrying new Ads in this issue. In one
he calls attention to cut flowers and de-
sign work. The other will also be of
interest to you as it is special sale on
canaries for next week.
The Owendale Herald, Chas. s. Brown
editor, has been sold to Rev. +. Klump,
of Detroit, who started the Cass City
Chronicle some years ago. Charley
Brown has rented the Merrill flat and
will move back to Yale.
The Brown City Banner of last week
says:--"W. A. Holden has so far recov-
cred from his recent serious illness as
to be able to be driven down town in a
cutter several times this week." The
many friends of Mr.. Holden in Yale
will be pleased to learn of his improved
condition.
A beautiful calendar, issued by the
Michigan Agricultural College, has
been received at this office. 1t gives q
number of pictures of buildings, campus
scenes, laboratories, etc. TO those who
have known the college for many years,
it brings wildly to mind the great pro-
gress made by this institution in recent
years.
Saturday afternoon last thaw set in
and by evening it looked as though we
were going to lose our sleighing but it
became much colder and froZe during
the night. Sunday morning pedestrians
on their way to and from church took
the middle of the road where footing
was much safer, the sidewalks being as
slippery as glass.
The n. Y. b. held a social evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Windsor, Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fead
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller were the other
hosts. Cards and spread were enjoyed.
Ladies first prize Mrs. Fred Mathews,
consolation Jennie Sheehy. Gentle
mans first prize Herb Hennessy, con-
ISOLATION, G. w. Allen.
The Eastern Michigan Press club
will hold its annual meeting in Detroit
on January 28th with headquarters at
the Girls void house. The new conven-
ton hall of the Griswold house will be
formally dedicated by a dinner. Is. +.
Browne, of the Harbor Beach Times,
president of the club, and Frank f.
Ellsworth, secretary were in Detroit
last week making arrangements for the
meeting
AT The First Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening Reverend Prentiss Ii.
Case delivered most interesting and
instructive lecture upon the American
Indian. Mr.. Case showed most clearly
by the many beautiful lantern slides
with which he illustrated the lecture
that the Indians under the instruction
of the government and UNCONVENTIONAL
schools are fast becoming stalwart citi-
Zens of our nation. This course of
lectures is one well worth the patron
age of Yale for it not only is intensely
interesting but is instructive as well.
The next lecture is to be upon Alaska.
Postmaster f. ii. Drake was sub
poened to Detroit this week to give
evidence i'm Federal Court relative to
the robbery Of a II. ID. mail box in
Lynn last winter. One Walter Muner,
then in the employ of Mart Goldberg,
took a package out of the mail box of
James Parks, which contained several
articles, such as silk handkerchief,
baby shoes and stockings, doll, ETC., in
tended as Christmas presents. The
fellow began making Xmas presents
out of his plumber and this led to his
The u. o. department
has had him under surveillance several
months but only recently arrested him.
He will probably not interfere with
another mail box for some time to
come,