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

Mrs. Lester Claik's condition is inn
proving very slowly.
A slight fall of snow came Sunday
evening Winter will soon be with us.
The weather has been rather variable
the past week. Rain, snow, freezing,
etc.
o. +. Ssregular next Wednesday eve
ming. All members earnestly requested
to be present.
A nice rain came on Wednesday night
and Thursday forenoon. 1t has since
turned colder.
There will be box social and a pro-
gram at the Cole church on Friday,
November 18th.
Saul Tice, who has spent the past
year or two at South Park, moved to
his farm west of Yale this week.
Rev. Frank Perry spoke to an inter
ested audience Tuesday evening on the
subject of Japan. TWAS a good lecture
Born to the wife of Robert Martin
formerly Sadie Houghton) Thursday
night October 27th 1910, nine pound
boy.
The poor mans fortune will be of in
terest to all ladies. Only sc. i'm the
parlor midway at Dolph Andreae's
home.
Now that the election is over we can
begin TO think of Thanksgiving and
whether we can AFFORD to buy turkey
OF not.
The next l.. b. :. coffee will he held
at the home of Mrs. j. A. Menzies
Wednesday, November 30, week follow
ing Thanksgiving.
Miss Strout's Shakespeare class will
hold their regular meeting Saturday
afternoon ut hve o'clock at the home of
Mrs. q. A. Spencer.
Mrs. Oscar Denison entertained her
Sunday school class of girls Tuesday
evening at her home. The class is
planning for an organization.
Mrs. Staley's division of Nj. +. church
Ladies Aid will hold a Christmas sale
of fancy articles on December 14th.
Watch for later announcements.
Dougal McNair, once a resident of
Yale, more recently OF Lexington and
Croswell, has moved with his family to
Clare, where he has banking interests.
A Thanksgiving luncheon sounds
The ladies and gentlemen will serve
The report of the election on Tues
day in tabulated form may be found
in another part of this paper. 1t takes
in the entire vote of the county, Yale
included.
Elder J. Ii. Eaton will preach on
subjects that should claim attention i'm
Brick chapel sunday, Nov. 18th at 3
and p. IN. Come and listen and have
feast of good things.
Mrs. Floyd Red was not so well the
first of the week, at Mrs. Glen Ballen-
tines in Port Huron, but more favor.
able reports are received now and il is
stated that she is much better.
Mrs. Thomas Fades has been given a
draft for $1,000 from the Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Co. her son Roy
having taken out the insurance in ia
vor of his mother on June 10 last.
The junior G. +. of the Presbyterian
church held its monthly social and bus.
mess meeting Monday evening i'm the
church basement. The young folks
had a jolly time and enjoyed the light
refreshments served.
The l.. b. 5 coffee held at the home
of Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie Wednesday
netted the ladies $1,000 The ladies Of
the Presbyterian church are now about
to pay the last $4,000 OH the Manse, a
fact in which they are rejoicing
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer were
selfish enough to think of passing their
10th wedding anniversary by themselves
but bunch of friends Knowing the oc-
casion to he on Monday, Nov. gathered
together pot-luck supper, a generous
supply of tinware and with plenty of
noise announced themselves at the
front door of the Palmer home for six
o'clock supper. The surprise was com.
plete, as il was intended to be and the
occasion was one long to be remember
ed.
News through the papers concerning
the smallpox epidemic at Saginaw is
meagre. about all we get is that the
situation is controlled, but reports come
that the situation is not controlled rs
yet and is certainly bad enough. 1t
beho ives Yale citizens 10 be on the
safe side and il seems TO us no more
than right that all communication by
person and the bringing in of merchan-
disc, etc, should be stopped entirely
until the danger is over. The dread
disease, and It seems TO be the worst
kind, Is even now being carried to other
towns and may spread to an alarming
extent. Yale is on the Pere Marquette
thoroughfare and we advise strict sur
VIGILANCE and strong precaution.