The Yale expositor., 1910-03-04
Local and Otherwise.
state fair Sept 10 %.

Easter SUNDAY, Marcn ~.
Tuesday was pay day at tn e Yale
Wooden Mills.
The meat proposition is too tough
for us, so we pass it up.
NJ Whiting will move his family
back TO Clinton next week
Keep in mind the date of the war
play "Down in Dixie, March IL.
The weather this week has been
quite mild and the snow is melting
fast
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sheehy,
on Friday Marc 4th, 1910, a little
daughter.
In some towns they are already be-
ginning to talk about celebrating the
4th of July.
We notice by the Sanilac County Re.
publican that w. A. Williams, wife
and daughter are on a trip to Topeka.
Kan.
Cochrane is so well pleased with his
auction sale held on Saturday last that
he is advertising another for Saturday,
March IL.
Henry Il. Dinner shipped large con-
signment of furs to the Detroit market
this week. He went down Tuesday to
look after selling them.
We are the recipient of an elegant
photograph of Hon. Henry McMorran,
member i'm Congress from this district,
for which we return many thanks.
a social gathering was held in Central
hall last Friday evening in honor of
Leah and Pearl Whiting. Dancing
was INDUCED in and pleasant time
had by all.
Pupils of the 4th grade were invited
by their teacher, Miss Goheen, to her
home on Saturday afternoon and given
a fine time. The event was surprise
for Thelma Whiting.
Jonathan Tice tells us that the liner
ad. inserted in the Expositor columns
lately was the real thing and he dis
posed of the stock he had for sale.
Liner ads. pay in every instance.
Geo. Cough, who has been confined
to his home for about two months,
sauntered out on the streets for the
first time Sunday. The weather has
been very agreeable since and he EN-
joys walk out each day.
Yale Grange 954 will meet next We'd
nesday afternoon, March 9, at o'clock,
in the Woodman hall over Staley "
Bricker's drug store. All members are
urged to be present as matters of vital
Importance will be brought up.
Mrs. Clyde Richards condition be-
came somewhat alarming the latter
part of the week and Doctor Ney of
Port Huron, was called up. Mrs.
Richards is very much better this week
and it is hoped that now she will have
no more drawbacks.
Norman b. Herbert, of Yale, has pc
titioned the probate court that Sarah
Faust, aged "a, who is residing with
Henry Doelle, of Brockway, be adj
mitted to the Home for the Feeble
Minded at Lapeer. The woman has a
weak mind and is unable TO care for
herself, according to the petition. Her
estate is valued at $3.50.
Several of the papers hereabouts are
telling their readers that the acetyline
generator explosion which occurred at
the Presbyterian church in Fremont,
happened in Yale. We want it dis
tinctly understood that the acetyine
generator is not used by Rev. Case
with his illustrated lectures in the Yale
Presbyterian church, but that electricity
is the power behind the sliding picture
machine.
The famous Bohemian oat game
worked number of years ago is being
revived in the neighboring counties.
Men claiming to having superior oats
offer to sell to farmers for seeding pur-
poses at $500 bushel The M. A. G..
experiment station has examined these
so-called remarkable oats and report
that they are only ordinary oats and
the men are humbugs and grafters.
We have been told of few February
birthdays of Yale people since our item
i'm last weeks Expositor which we glad
ly add to the list These are Mrs. Thos.
Holden, Grant Holden and daughter
Leta, Mrs. Miles Simmons, Herb Hen
messy Mary Clark, Faye Welch, Mrs.
Fred Teets, Lottie Lane, Mrs. Bliss,
Carrie Bright. Airline Sawyer and Jack
Spencer. We want to apologize to the
immortal ashes of Henry w. Longfel-
low for forgetting that his noted birth
day came on the 9th of February.
When Edward Andreae arrived at
his home Thursday evening about six
o'clock he was struck dumb by the
presence of about dozen guests whom
he had not expected to see. But it soon
dawned upon him that his wife had
selected his birthday as an opportune
occasion to give a six O'Clock dinner to
their fellow campers over at Lexington
last summer and IL was such a jolly
bunch that they keep on having re-
unions every little while. So "Doc"
quickly recovered and played the host
10 perfection. The dinner also was
perfection and the social time after
ward could not have been pleasanter.
The guests all hoped Mr.. Andreae