The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-01-13
Local and Otherwise.


January, inventory month.
Mabel Hall is sick with the grip.
Keep your New Years resolutions.
Wilson Grain Co., at Melvin, is pay
ing $l50 per cwt. for barley.
If you haven't already paid your city
taxes you will be required to pay
percent extra.
Mrs Phil Beadle scalded her hand
quite badly this week by upsetting hot
coffee over il.
Mrs. Chas. Rounds is laid up this
week with severely wrenched back,
caused by fall.
January has started in with rainy
Sundays. The past two have been damp
and disagreeable.
Yale is experiencing coal famine.
All of our dealers have had orders in
for over a month.
o. +. 5. Regular next Wednesday
evening. Members are earnestly re-
quested to attend.
Running a dough sheet" and calling
1t newspaper is not the ambition of
an intelligent person.
Mrs. q. III. Minis has been confined
to her bed with severe attack of the
grippe the past week.
If you don't want the Expositor con
tinued to your address, let us know and
it will be stopped without word.
Iii HOlcOmb, who bought the John
Taggart and Chas Richardson places,
will move onto same about March LIST.
Dr. p. G.. Lathrop is very low at his
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friends haye little hopes of his recovery.
The young people enjoyed social
dancing party in Central hall Wednes
day evening. They were chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin, of Sandusky,
have launched the Sanilac County Over
seer at Croswell, the paper to be devot-
ed to the interests of the farmers and
Changers.
The cement sidewalks of the city are
very icy and il is dangerous for pedes-
trians, the middle of the road being
sreferable The kids are having a
glorious time skating.
Annual meeting of the Riverside
Driving Club on Tuesday evening, Jan.
IL, at the Expositor office. Election of
officers and whatever other business
that may come before the meeting.
All members of Division No. & of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. i. church
are requested to meet with Mrs. sam
Ingram Tuesday, January 18th, at 800
O'Clock. Business to be transacted.
Herb Hennessy and f. w. Farley
were excused as circuit court jurors
from the city of Yale and returned
home from Port Huron Wednesday
evening. Thos McGrettan and James
Rose remained.
Every man should consider himself
an essential part of the town or city in
which he lives. That involves clean
living, true citizenship and intelligent
effort to advance the best interests of
the community.
Think of receiving a gallon of oysters
fresh from the Chesapeake. This is
what came to w. H. Fletcher and fam
lily this week and gift of a fine mess
of the bivalves to the editors family
was accepted gratefully.
W. \. Cavanagh, newly elected
county drain commissioner, has been at
Smiths Creek this week. lie brought
back with him the paraphernalia belong
ing to the office and expects TO get busy
right away earning his salary.
The play "Hazel Kirke", under the
auspices of the l.. Il. ;. of the Presby-
terrain church, has been set for Febru.
ury 3rd. Remember the date and let
nothing interfere with your going. 1t
will be treat. Local talent is employed.
Yale is a good place to trade. Near
ly every store has pre- inventory, clos
-. oil In nh nrol.
sale. Bargains galore may be found in
every place and now is the time to save
money on seasonable goods Take ad-
vantage Of it.
Owing to the rain and the extremely
slippery walking. not very large
crowd attended the coffee held at the
home of Mrs. +. w. Farley on We'd
nesday, but enough got there to bring
the amount made up to about five dol
lars, which certainly was very good.
Michael Sheehy has purchased the
Samuel White residence property, cor
ner of Main and Wood streets in the
city of Yale. Mr.. Sheehy will move
his family to the city as soon as the
dwelling is vacated. Ed Sheehy has
rented his fathers farm for term of
years.
The Woodmen of the World installed
officers Wednesday evening, and after
lodge closed a bounteous supper was
served in the hall. Woodmen circle
Joined in and very pleasant evening
was spent. George Wilson and wife
were the caterers and a better meal
could not be wished.
The lady members of the n. Y Il.
club held one of their old-time. glorious
dutch lunches Wednesday at o'clock
y. IN. at the home of Mrs. Porter Harris
Brown paper as table cloth did duty
as sauer kraut, pretZels and red-hots
wouldn't taste good on anything else.
The spread event off, well, as usual.
Henry Welch and Eilber 81 Barth
are getting material on their lots just
north of A. V. Parmlee's furniture
store preparatory to erecting two build
ings in the spring, the former to use
his for pool and billiard room and the
latter harness shop. Other buildings
are contemplated and the Exposltor
looks for a boom in the building and
business lines for our fair city during