The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-28
Local and Otherwise.

Draft ont your New Year resolutions.
Here's wishing you the best year yet.
This weather will start the ice grow
ing.
Our soft weather has turned. It's
now freezing weather
A high wind prevailed Wednesday
and Thursday and few more flakes
OF Snow fell.
Special meeting O f.. :. Friday eve.
ming, Dee -. lnitiati on. refreshments
and social good time may he expect
ed.
Geo. II. Minis has moved his stock
of groceries into the Beard building
and will move his household goods
this week.
Several OF Yale's kindly disposed
ladies saw to il that family or two
were made happy with well.iilled bas-
kets OIL Christmas day.
Word comes to us that Attorney +.
). Black is very sick with typhoid fever
ut his home in Marine City. Ills friends
here hope for his recovery.
Robert Gray, aged g. years, we'll
known and highly respected citizen of
Sanilac county for fifty years, died ut
the hospital i'm Ann ArbOr last week.
Simon Rooney, OF Brown City, father
of Mrs. Fred Mathews and Mrs. Edgar
Barr, of Yale, very seriously wrenched
his ankle last Sunday morning and the
accident will keep him off his feet all
winter
Plans and specifications are being
prepared by the commissioner of parks
and public property in Port Huron for
a ladies rest room in the city hall.
This will he welcome news to weary
shopping women.
The Brown City Hammer says that
the editor of the Melvin Gazette used
up so much energy in getting out his
Christmas number that none would be
published last week. Probably brother
Harding feels justified in taking
holiday.
j. NJ. Smith wishes us to announce
that owing to the large number of
votes turned in Wednesday Dec. 9th,
that it will be impossible to get them in
shape and recorded in time to publish
the standing of the contestants in this
weeks issue.
mander of the Knights of the Modern
vi
and Thursday of this week receiving
plans Several of the members made
application.
Tuesday evening brought SNOW, rain
and slush. The atmosphere changed
during the night and high winds pre-
vailed in the morning accompanied
by snow and freeZe-up. The country
roads are now in very good condition
to travel over
We are little later than usual this
week OH account of our ready prints
not reaching us on time. The ship
ment was mixed up in wreck on the
old Pere Marquette in transit from De-
troit to Yale and we are Informed that
it was burned.
;. w. Pearcy, of Saginaw, will Occu-
py the pulpit i'm the Mechanic street
Church of Christ next Sunday morning
and evening, Dec. 81. Morning theme:
"The Worlds Need" Evening: Faith
Power" The public cordially invited
to these services.
Yale Grange will hold its regular
meeting Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1912. In
stallatiOn of officers. All members and
their wives are requested to attend
bringing well filled large lunch baskets
for big dinner will be served and a
good time is expected.
Elder j H. Patton will preach to the
church members and listening friends
on Sunday, Dec 81, at 300 and 100 pm.
in Brick Chapel. Come and listen to
Bible truth on the last day. 1t may
help you to commence the New Year
with higher and nobler purposes.
The Christmas programs in the var
iOus school rooms were highly interest
ing and much enjoyed by many guests.
Christmas trees abounded and Santa
Claus made his appearance. Gifts were
exchanged in some of the rooms and
the teachers treated with popcorn balls,
oranges and candy.
Rev. Ii. ID. Hunter, of Williamson,
w. Va, will occupy the pulpit in the
First Presbyterian church of Yale OH
Sunday next both morning and eve
ming. Rev. Hunter is recommended as
a preacher of considerable ability. The
congregation is earnestly requested to
attend and hear him.
A pleasant function was the holiday
dance given in Central hall on Tuesday
evening this week. About 40 couples
pdTIlCipdttu. SLODt OTCIleSITd OF unTee
pieces was expected but OH account of
the wreck on the q. II. R'y that night,
the musicians could not reach Yale.
Home talent supplied the music.
A special review of Yale Tent, No.
Sc, X. o. 4. M. M. is called for Friday
evening, Jan. 5, 1912. Election of Off
GERS and other important business
transacted. Deputy Great Commander
David Duford will be present. All
members, likewise those who have
been suspended are requested to attend.
John Wark and family, of Speaker
township have moved into Yale and
are occupying their new dwelling house
lately purchased of Mrs. +. j. Black.
We welcome them to our midst, Mrs.
Black has stored her household goods
in one of Frank Putney's houses on
his farm east of Yale, and she with
Carrie Clark are residing with their
parents, Rev. and Mrs. l.. Clark.
The social given in the Mcconnell
school Thursday evening of last week
was a decided success. The whistling
and vocal solos rendered by Miss Card, |