The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-02-18
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Rada Rapley has been quite seriously
i'll for the past week.
A neat new raised letter sign now
adorns the post office window.
John Mathews ST. is quite sick with
pneumonia at his home on east North
street.
somewhat variable-spits of snow and
ain-thawing and freezing.
Local talent will give the third num-
Der of entertainment course March 2.
See program next week.
The interest in the Epworth League
is gaining steadily. The attendance is
good. Sunday evening the service will
be lead by Miss Ludington.
Sample copies of the Michigan Farm
er may be had at The ExxpOsitor office.
We take subscriptions to this farm
journal. Call and get sample copy.
Bert Holden's right hand which he
cut quite badly last week while at work
butchering, is healing nicely. 1t is
lucky that the tendons were not
severed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Richards received
a valentine ON Feb. 14th in the shape
of fine baby boy, weight lbs. Clyde
is stepping high these days and is pass
ing the cigars to his friends Here's
hoping.
Charley Mackman is proud of the
present of three thoroughbred Berk-
shire sow pigs from his old friend Geo.
w. Ferguson of Shabbona. Charley
~ nfc m
summer.
Frank b. Newell and family and
Henry G. White and wife expect to
leave March End for their new home at
Santiago, Cal. Mr.. Newell will start a
poultry farm and Mr.. White a berry
and fruit farm.
Roswell Green, superintendent at the
Power House, met with an accident re-
Gently that might have proven fatal.
While at work doing some piping es-
Gaping steam enveloped his head scald-
ing him quite badly. 1t may be neces-
sary for him to wear a wig as his hair
is coming out in handfuls.
We are in receipt of a letter from
Jack Joss of Deckerville in which he
states that Mrs. VIM. Joss has been
very seriously i'll for the past six weeks
and that she will go to st. Mary's hos.
pital in Detroit for an operation as
soon as she is able to stand the journey.
Mrs. Joss wishes to thank her many
friends in Yale who sent her beautiful
flowers.
The Mayor of the city of Yale goes
out and delivers addresses at farmers
institutes. Keep your eye on that
man. He is liable to be governor of the
state some day.-Sanilac Jeffersonian.
This means ex- Mayor Beavis. We i'm
agined we were keeping this ambition
of his a dark secret, but murder will
out. You might as well TESS, Mr..
Beavis and 'spress yourself.
Johnson the Cartoonist is again Sc
riously i'll at his home and will be un
able to keep his date at Central Hall
Feb. IL. The Committee greatly regret
the disappointment and wish to state
to those holding reserved seat tickets
for that date, that they can use the
same for the Local Talent Entertain
ment to be given March 2, or if they
are not able to use them at that time
they may return them and money will
be refunded Also we wish to say that
we will yet have Mr.. johnson with us.
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infrequent that newspapers find them
selves unappreciated by men whom
they have favored by their support,
column after column being published
in their favor, and yet such favors,
when the test comes are unappreciated.
When you find your home paper taking
no interest In you or your success, when
you find it aggravatingly silent when
you think the editor should be tearing
his linen in your behalf, do not work
yourself into fever of anxiety as TO
the cause Just ask yourself wherein
you have placed the paper and its edi-
tor under obligations TO use space and
energy for you.
A month or so ago Detroit man
hunting rabbits In the vicinity of Ca
pac, shot bear, and by taking the skin
of the animal to the county clerks
Office, claimed the bounty of S25, pro-
vided by law. 1t was an unheard of
thing to find bear so far south in the
state and Billy Campbell makes the
most of il. Bill is on jury duty at the
county seat and he's been killing bears
and carrying the skins there eyer since.
According to the Port Huron papers, a
whole pack of bears are raiding the
county in Lynn and Mussey townships
and posses of men have been formed
to go forth valiently and stay the wild
beasts. All this of course Is pure
fancy, emanating from Billy's fertile
brain, but IL makes items for the papers
and creates fun for the people, or at
least those who know Mr.. Campbell
The other day he carried another skin
to the county clerks Office, with his
usual audacity, thinking he could be-
guile the force into believing he had an
elephant or rhinoceros, but he over
reached this time as the skin was en-
nhaficallu nr0nnnnc To he that of a