The Yale expositor., 1910-12-23
Local and Otherwise.
Cold, snappy weather.

Cold, snappy weather.
Is it cold enough for you?
Does your subscription read 1910 or
1911? If not. it should so read.
Let Drake 4 Sayles sell that farm
for you. They deliver the goods.
Programs are being held in the diff.
ferent grades of the school this after
noon.
If you pay up your subscription the
editor gets Christmas present. If
not, nit.
Ira Billman. who has been quite sick
in a hospital at Chicago is reported
some better.
- neat new electric drug sign adorns
the front of Pollock & Hennessy's
Palace Drug Store.
L. j. Minnie shipped carload Of
dressed poultry and hogs to Detroit
the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John German are the
happy parents of baby boy born Dec.
II. 1910 Congratulations.
For sale An NJ. n III. motor cycle in
first class condition, price right, easy
terms. Inquire at Expositor office.
At Christmas time the admonition,
at is more blessed TO give than to re.
ceiye,'' is particularly applicable to dad.
w. T.. Menerey has sold his i0.acre
farm located about 3 miles west Of
Yale to John Taggart, consideration
$1,000.
Daniel Weaver who owns tine farm
near Melvin sold hay and beans recent.
ly that amounted TO the handsome sum
of $3.50
There will be an oyster supper at
Central Hall, Dec. 30, given under the
Catholic Ladies Benevolent Society.
Everybody invited.
James Wilson, whose farm is located
on rural route No. out of Melvin, has
sold to Samuel Simmons of this .place,
consideration $500.
Judge Eugene +. Law was in the court
house Port Huron, last week on Thurs
day, and he expects soon to be able to
take up his duties again. He is look
ing very well.
We still encourage our friends to
bring in or send in their news items
early. There is not a week bat what
some items are left over because they
come in too late.
The scriptual advice, Judge not that
ye be not judged" is seldom taken to
himself by the average socalled reform
er no matter what sphere Of life he
assumes TO purify.
The Gazette is the proud parent Of
fifty.seven new subscribers, under its
new management, since Oct. Melvin
Gazette Goodness And we thought
the Gazette was bachelor.
The Melvin Gazette announced in its
last issue that the long talked of village
Jail is now ready for business and
suggests that if you have any business
to transact with it to call on the marshal
A meadow lark, flying around his
farm this cold, frosty weather, is quite
curiosity, so thought W. A. Woodruff
when he brought the news to the Ex-
position Office Monday morning.
Arthur Seymour, who bought the
Peter Doelle farm, one mile north of
Yale short time ago, has recently adj
ded TO his possessions the 40 acres of
Rufus Remington lying on the south
side of the road. Consideration $500.
Len MeWaters informs us that "A
wise man changes his mind but 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
The man who can regiew the days
work as he retires al night, and can point
to a good deed done, or kind word
spoken to a suffering fellow traveller
in this vale of tears, is surely blessed
i'm spirit and entitled TO a night OF
peaceful and unbroken slumber with
tired natures sweet restorer, balmy
sleep.
Petitions for the denomination of
Judge Beach for circuit Judge i'm the
district including Sanilac, Tuscola and
Huron counties are being circulated
and are largely signed. No other can
didate for the position has yet declared
himself Judge Beach is one of the
ablest judges ON the bench today and
no man could meet out justice more
fairly.
Roy Bow, well and favorably known
in Yale, has been i'm hospital at
seattle, Wash, for several weeks,
where successful operation was per-
formed for some trouble he has. Al
fred Pratt received a letter this week
stating that he is getting along nicely.
The letter also brought the informa-
ton that Leo Bow, brother, was mar.
ried Dec. 9Th. Congratulations are Of.
fered by Yale friends. Mrs. Lewis Bow,
mother of the young men has charge
! of large apartment house in Seattle