The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
Local and Otherwise.
May l3th-Snow storm.
Is il cold enough for YOU.

May l3th-Snow Storm.
Is it cold enough for you.
Don't shed your winter clothing yet.
Mothers day was observed last Sun
day in Yale.
Ralph Ewing has gone to Lansing to
take course in the Business University.
The NJ. L. choir will give their third
annual Concert, Thursday, May 10th,
See program.
The front of G. 5. Cochrane's general
store has been repainted, improving the
appearance decidedly.
The sixth District G. L. convention
date has been changed from May 20
and 2l to June 3 and 4.
Pearl Mcdonald looked after Roy
| Fuller's store the first of the week,
while Mr.. Fuller was away.
w. f. Rub and family expect to
move next week into Cart Holden's
house where they will remain while
the carpenters remodel their present
dwelling house
Miss Strout's class will give a pro-
gram in Central Hall, Friday evening,
May 27, consisting of readings and the
fairy play of Cinderella. The class will
be assisted by local talent.
Rev. Chas. ID. Ellis, for five years pas
tor of the Yale Presbyterian church,
for the past two or three years at Flush
ing, is now stationed at Holly, moving
with his family there last week.
John w. Silverthorn of Vassar, a
brother of Eli Silverthorn, living two
miles north of Yale, is dead, aged 81
years. He had been helpless invalid
for the past two years from paralytic
| stroke.
Elijah b. Bricker has sold the vacant
lot on Main street located just north of
DIR. Pollock's residence to Norman B.
Herbert. Consideration $3.50. Mr..
Herbert will build a dwelling on this
property soon.
The Jackson Greek drain letting was
held in Central Hall, Tuesday, Commits
sioners Mccormick of st. Clair county
and Smith, of Sanilac county being
present. About seventy. five contractors
were here from the two counties.
The Junior hop last Friday night
was very enjoyable affair A large
number were present. Stones orches-
ira from Detroit, furnished delightful
music. A number of couples were
here from Brown City, and everybody
danced It'll morning.
George Anderson can lay claim to be-
ing the first Canadian in st. Clair
county and probably in the state who
has renounced his Sovereignty to the
new King, George the fifth. Mr.. An
derson is 52 years of age and now has
his citizenship papers. He has liYed in
Yale some years.
Mrs. Norman Menerey, 4Sl Belmont
Ave-, delightfully."- entertained at 6
o'clock dinner, Tuesday May in honor
of Mrs. Isaac Menerey who has spent
the winter as her guest and who leaves
shortly for her home in Yale, Michigan.
A number of former Yale friends were
present and most enjoyable time
spent. Los Angeles Times.
Mrs. VIM. Joss and her sister left
last Thursday evening for Scotland
where Mrs. Joss will endeavor to re-
gain her health at the seaside home of
her childhood. They were accompanied
as far as New York by Mr.. Joss who
returned to Deckerville on Monday to
resumed his duties as manager of the
JAS. Livingston Flax Mill.-Deokerville
Recorder.
ABOUT dozen cases or smallpox are
reported in West Brockway and the
Cole school has been closed on that ac-
count. Fred McConnells family were
exposed i'm Avoca and brought the dis
ease with them when they moved to
their farm southwest of here. All the
cases are quarantined and the utmost
precaution is being taken to keep the
disease from spreading further.
Rev. Z. H. Case of the First Presby-
terian church gave the third of a series
of very interesting sermons on Sunday
night last and the church was filled. |
The sermon subject was, "What does it
mean TO be Christian" and was full
of truth and help to all who listened. |
Next Sunday night the theme will be
Helps to Grace" and IL is TO be hoped |
that the attendance will continue to in
crease.