The Yale expositor., 1910-01-28
Local and Otherwise.

l.. o. II. M. M. assessment No. l16
must be paid before Feb. lst
John Il. Lutes & Son bought five
head of horses in Yale this week.
Mary Brown left this week to take
charge of school near Abbotsford.
Fifteen cent supper at the Presby-
terrain church next Friday evening.
Everybody go.
The j. +. s. Club was entertained on
Friday night of last week by Mr.. and
! Mrs. Thos. Carless.
Jon, cartoonist, impersonator and
tenor singer will be, at Central Hall
next Wednesday evening. Plan to at
tend.
pretty 1910 calendar Jason is in the
grocery business at Saginaw and sends
us one of his calendars each year.
There will be a night cap social at
the residence of M. w. Lennon north
east of Yale on Wednesday Feb. End.
Proceeds for the benefit of Sacret Heart
church.
w. A. Campbell and +. ID. Mathews
attended the poultry show at Port
Huron last Thursday and each pur-
chased thorough bred Rhode Island
Red cockerel.
A box social and short entertainment
will be given at the West BrOckway
church on Friday evening Feb. A, for
the benefit of the Sunday school, All
cordially invited.
Two sleighloads of scholars from the
Brockway school, district No. 2, passed
through Yale Thursday. The children
seemed to enjoy the ride if we are to
judge by the noise they made.
Visit George Wilson's candy and cigar
store when you are hungry and enjoy a
sandwich with hot coffee He has re-
Gently added a lunch counter and is
prepared to serve you quickly.
A box social and program will be
given for the benefit of the LutZ school
at the school house on Friday evening,
February 4th, beginning at 1870 o'clock.
All cordially invited to attend.
Yale friends join with the Expositor
in offering congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Burns on the arrival at
their home in Sandusky, Mich, of
daughter, Saturday, January, %, 1910.
Regular meeting of Court Yale 800
next Monday evening, Jan. 81. Elec-
ton of officers and other important
business to be transacted. All men,
bers urgently requested to be present.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give supper in the dining-room
of the church Friday evening next
week, February 4. Don't forget.
Plenty of good things for only Is cents.
Roy Phillips, rural carrier on route
two out of Yale, is the only one of the
boys that made the trip last Saturday,
although all of them attempted to get
through. 1t was terrible storm for
anyone to be out in.
Jon, the famous cartoonist of the
Detroit Evening News, impersonator
and tenor singer will be at Central
Hall, next Wednesday evening, Feb. 2,
1910, under the auspices of the NJ. K.
church. Reserved seats now on sale at
Pollock & Hennessy's drug store.
The hand of time marks Vol. 20, No. 1
on last weeks issue of the Brown City
Banner with Bro. Howse as editor for
nearly the whole time. No more need
be said. The paper is one of the best
that comes to our table and the natur-
raj result is that its editor is satisfied
and successful.
Isaiah Martin left this morning for
Waterloo, Ont, to attend the funeral
of his brother who was killed in a rail
road wreck near the 500 which took
place last week Friday. Deceased was
travelling salesman and was making
his regular trip through the territory
around the 500.
A fierce snow and wind storm visited
this section last Saturday, a regular
Dakota blizzard the worst this season,
tying up the railroads. The weather
since has been steady and not too Sc
we're. Wednesday it turned out quite
mild with slight shower ofrain. The
sleighing, which has lasted for about
five weeks, is splendid.
There is growing interest mani
tested in the Epworth League. Last
Sunday evening there was special music
and a good discussion upon the topic
"Conscience." Five new members
were formally received into the League
fellowship. Next Sunday evening Miss
Roy will lead the service. A hearty in.
vitation is given to all to attend
The lecture Alaska" by Rev. Z. II.
Case at the Presbyterian church Satur-
day evening last. was interesting and
instructive throughout, while the illus
trations were simply fine. 1t seems
shame that larger audiences do not
take advantage of these lectures. Ii
cannot be that they cost too much for
admission for the price 10 cts is very
low. You do not realize what good
things you are missing in not attending
or you certainly would be there at each
one.
Yale was visited on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week by the Sanilac
county jury in charge of Sheriff Epplett
and County Drain Commissioners Nc
Cormick, of Smith Greek, and Smith, of
Sandusky. The object Of the visit was
for the jury to look over the course of
Black Greek drain which takes in the
two counties and is now in litigation.
Last June this drain was surveyed but
on account of several Sanilac county |
property holders refusing to release the |
right of way through their farms IL be-
came necessary for the Drain Com
missioner to bring the matter into
court.