The Yale expositor., 1910-12-09

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At the expense Of our city dad.
Twelve pages.
News is scarce.
Read all the ads
Is it cold enough for you?
Do your holiday shopping early.
December is the Merry Christmas
month.
Yale has had many sick ones from
sore arms during the past two weeks.
Have you anything you want to sell
or buy? Try liner in the Expostor.
Mr., and Mrs. w. ii. Learmont enter
tanned at cards number of guests last
Friday evening.
A. Y. Parmlee has added a new cleo
trio undertaking sign to the front of
his furniture store.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Boadway's
little daughter Pearl is quite seriously
Ill this week. with pneumonia.
The first sleighs of the season made
their appearance last Saturday. Rather
hard sleddin' we should judge.
The Oatman school Will give an en-.
tertainment and box social on Friday
evening, Dec. l6 All are invited.
Gladys Wallace entertained a dozen
OF her friends last Friday evening at
her home. A good time was had.
Send the Expositor one year to an
absent friend for Christmas present.
We are sure it will be appreciated.
Regular communication of Brockway
Lodge, No. 3l6, + IL A. NJ. at the hall
in Yale Thursday evening December
Is. Election of officers.
Through theefforts of Jay Weymouth
a bee was organized among the sore arms
Thursday, and the storm house erected
at Windsor's barber shop.
Grant Holden has installed new
gasoline lighting plant in his drug
and jewelry store making a vast i'm
Provement over the old system.
Yale chapter was largely represented
Wednesday evening at its meeting in
Masonic hall. Initiation, program and
lunch made an interesting time for
everybody.
Both Yale grain elevators were extra
busy last Saturday taking care of the
large amount of grain and produce
brought to the city by farmers. It'was
not only q busy day at the elevators
but with the merchants also.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach in the
Brick Chapel Sunday Dec, lltha ut 3 and
p. m. All are invited to come and
listen to Bible subjects so important
yet so little thought of. Come.
Take look in the windows of our
merchants and notice if there is not
something showing that you will want
Tor christmas present. If there is not
drop inside and you will surely be suit
ed.
We are carrying an unusually large
number OF Christmas advertisements
TINS week and our merchants are out
after the business. AS for years past, no
doubt the stores will all be open even
lngs Christmas week and commencing
after Christmas will close at p. m.
Saturday excepted, for the winter
All members of Camp Yale, w O w,
are urged TO attend meeting to be
held in their hall over Staley q Brokers
drug store, on Wednesday evening,
Dec. IA, 1910, for the election Of officers
and transaction of such other usiness
as may come up. Refreshments will
be served. You will miss something
special it you fail to come out.
Roy ID. Bow, former Yale young
man, writes us from Seattle, Wash.
under date Of Dec. 4, as follows;-"Ex.
positof just arrived this a. m. Pleased
to receive il The enclosed is the neces-
sary one dollar for following year. The
weather is ideal as usual. You see we
have one month summer and eleven
months winter, here. Our winter is an
exact duplicate of your own Indian
summer during all that time) Change
address to 23l7 +. Union st."
Lansing, Mich, Dec. 3, I9IO.-The
Great Executive Committee of the l..
.. u. M. M. closed its weeks session
here with monster afternoon and eve
ming Transfer Day" 1t was decided
to celebrate the Silver Jubilee Ami
versary March "a, 1911, in Muskegon,
where the first hive was instituted. IL
was also decided to hold general in
stallation of all officers of the forty
eight Detroit Hives early In January.
This ceremony will be under the per.
sonal direction OF all Great Hive officers.
Financial reports are most gratifying
Reports from all parts of the state show
fully 81 per cent ofmembers transferred
and that the Office of the Great Record
Keeper In Port Huron In so overcrowd-
ed that many new clerks have been
added IN tho foroa