The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-11-04
Local and Otherwise.

NOJ lOllS lll AnIlSlllldo.
Janet Sayles is quite sick with malaria
fever.
Election next Tuesday, Nov. 8. Turn
out and vote
Yale housewives are about through
with fall housekeeping.
A nice shower of rain visited this
section Tuesday evening.
A slight furry of snow fell Thursday
morning, just enough for tracking.
Anne Hayes and Jennie Sheehy are
now occupying the apartment over &.
Holden's drug store
1t is reported that Mrs. Fred Montney
and two children have the smallpox at
their home in Saginaw.
Rev. Case injured his foot this week
by stepping on rusty nail. 1t is hoped
no bad results will follow.
Jas. Ii. Beecher is suffering with a
severe attack of inilammatory rheuma-
tism at his home in Saginaw.
l.. b. :. coffee at the home OF Mrs.
Duncan Mckenzie OH North street,
next Wednesday, Don't forget.
Tuesday morning our merchants
were all busy washing windows Uttered
with soap by the youngsters halloween.
Mrs. =. II. Case gave the l.. b. :. a
social time Wednesday afternoon at her
home and served lunch. All enjoyed
the occasion.
Turn out and hear the issues of the
campaign discussed 10y prominent
speakers at Central Hall tomorrow
Saturday evening.
Oscar Denison's Sunday school class
had u merry time Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie.
Halloween was iittingly observed.
The Coffee given by the ladies OF the
NJ. +. church at the home of Dr. Wight
"Wednesday evening, was a complete
success, netting the society Sl6.70.
Nearly everybody is making some
preparation for winter. If it isn't one
thing it's another. The ice no sooner
runs out than the coal bin has to be
refilled.
Mrs. Floyd Reid is recovering very
slowly. She has been removed from
the hospital in Port Huron to Mrs. G..
Ballentine's. She cannot be brought
home just yet
Alex Watt has sold his farm OF 80
acres, 81 miles west of Yale, to Roy
Beers: consideration, S4,250 Mr.. Watt
expects soon to have an auction sale.
Watch for bills.
Word has been received that Myron
Williams is very sick in Saginaw with
an acute attack of kidney trouble. His
father ID. G. Williams and sister Sarah
left for Saginaw on Wednesday.
Dick Williams, of Waters, has purch-
ased the farm of so acres known as the
John ID. Jones place, one mile north
and one mile west of Yale, of Mrs. Mil
lie Harvie; consideration, 5000.
In drilling for water on the farm of
III. +. Beard near Black river recently,
Gus Goldberg struck gas well. There
is n future before this section of the
country with its gas wells and coal
veins.
Shirley Owens, Yale boy, has been
hOnored by being elected manager of
the Aurora" the senior class book of
the Normal school at Ypsilanti. where
he is senior. Shirley gets a salary
besides the honor.
Mrs. J. A. MenZies entertained the
Ladies Bible class of the Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening, dozen
members being present. This was their
regular monthly social meeting and a
pleasant time was enjoyed.
lWill Brown has bought the Robt Gil
lis farm OF so acres, located two miles
north and q Z miles east of Yale, from
James reets; consideration, $500. Jim
expects to go to Seattle, Wash, as soon
as he disposes of his personal property.
Watch for particulars next week as
To what the ladies OF Division No. 2.
M. +. church are preparing for thanks.
giving program. A luncheon and a
parlor midway will be the attraction
November % at the home of Dolph
Andreae.
The board Of education at Caro- has
the information that the use of tobac
co is being praciiced by certain of the
pupils OF that school aud At school
meeting recently resolution was pass
ed that any pupil found using tobacco
or Intoxicating liquors in any form on
the school premises should be suspend
ed and expelled for the second offence.
Mrs. Lester Clark was taken with a
partial stroke of paralysis on Sunday
while at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Eva Black On Monday she ex-
perienccd another stroke which left her
unable to speak until Tuesday night
when she became slightly better and
gaining a little each day since. Her
many friends trust she will soon entire
ly recover from the effects Of the shock.