The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-12-02
Local and Otherwise.

James GOhetn is back 10 his work in
Wharton d Co.'S elevator office after a
severe attack of pleurisy.
Joe Moore and lanes O'Donnell
were the lucky ones who got the $500
cash at Rosenthals store.
Herbert Seigel, of Capac, this week
bought the Joseph Paldi farm of 100
acres; consideration $1,000.
Special meeting of o. +. : next We'd
nesday evening. Initiation, refresh
ments and program. All comes
A. +. Jackson is around again look
ing after affairs at Hotel Jackson hav-
ing been laid up for two weeks by
sickness.
Regular meeting Of Yale Grange. No.
954, on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. It'll,
at one o'clock. Election of officers.
w. Z. Darling, master.
Mrs. Floyd Reid has returned from
Port Huron, where she has been receiv.
ing treatment for several weeks. She
is now fast regaining her usual health.
All meml ers of division number four
Ladies Aid society, are requested TO
meet at the home of Mrs. Wight on
Monday Dec. 9Th at p. m. Business
of Importance TO be transacted.
The Port Huron Times-Herald and
Capac Journal are the newspapers des-
ignated by the county canvassing board
in which the official returns for the re.
cent election is to be published.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. Il.
church have made arrangements to
have Mrs Shafer and Prof. Johnson,
of Detroit, who gave such satisfactory
service last winter, here after the holi
days.
Section number three. Ladies aid
society, will hold Christmas sale of
fancy articles, at the home of Mrs.
Staley, Wednesday Dec 14th. Sale will
commence at Z. NJ. Lunch served
from TO 7:30.
Those who are working by the day
or week are bemoaning the fact that
there is no chance to get an extra day
off for either Christmas or New Years.
Both of these holidays come ON Sun
day. What do you know about that?
December 81. 1910, has been fixed as
the last day on which suspended mem
bers can be reinstated in the l.. o. II.
NJ. NJ. 1t is understood that officers of
the local hives have been in receipt of
important information for all mem
bers, but what it is could not be sscer-
tanned.
Monday evening Mrs. Joseph Yuill
entertained Georgia .Beavis and her
Sunday school class of girls. The eve
ming was spent in games and social chat
in regard to Christmas festivities, also
in discussing the nice lunch served
them by Mrs. Yuill.
Mrs. Jane Thompson came in and
paid her subscription to the Expositor
last Saturday. We make mention of
this from the fact that Mrs. Thompson
has been constant reader of the Elk
position ever since it started and is one
of our many most valued friends.
The l.. B. ). coffee at the home of
Mrs. Menzies on Wednesday evening
was very successful, taking into con.
sideration the heavy snow storm pre-
vailing and the numerous sick arms
around town, keeping many away.
The sum TO 90 into the treasury from
this coffee is $3.50
The RoscOmmon News reports that
John NJ. Schlichting has sold his farm
of 800 acres In Nester township to w.
"A. Holden of Brown City, Mich. Mr..
Holden Will at once clear up the un-
cleared part of the land and cOntem.
plates putting on large amount of
stock. Mr.. Schlichting intends moving
TO Kansas.
James Reynolds. of SanAac county
stole all overcOat at Crysler's hotel last
Friday, and on Saturday was arrested
and taken to the county jail at Port
~ Dat q
was found hung up at Jack Worden's
house where Reynolds had been stay
ing, and returned to its owner.
Seven tables were used OH Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
ED. Andreae in entertaining the y Y.
Il. club at pedro. AS usual a delight.
full time was enjoyed. +. +. Fead and
Jennie Sheehy were the lucky ones TO
win the lirst prizes while Mrs. Roy
Fuller and Charles Palmer contented
themselves with being the boobies. A
dainty luncheon rounded out the eve.
ming
As we understand IL the City Board
of Health did not order, but urged cit
izells TO get vaccinated, and everybody
was wise enough and willing enough
to take this precaution. We know of
no cases of smallpox being nearer us
than saginaw. just outside of Carson.
vile corporation there have been eight
or more cases and the Tribune says
some of the townspeople are getting
yaccinated. Better get safe up there
by ordering this precaution If the citi-
zens wont do II with their own com
mon sense.