The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-01-06
Local and Otherwise.
Write it 1911.

One'quarter OIL on ONerc0atS at KOS
enthal's.
Visit Kerr & Sons store for goods
at low prices.
Read Lothian Il Palmer's ad for
pointers oil their quarter off sale.
We are having plenty of zero weather
being cold enough.
Fifteen boats and 81 lives constitute
the toll of wrecks on the great lakes
during the past year.
Snow storm Thursday night. A.
bout four inches were added to our
present ample supply.
Two hours entertainment in Central
Hall Jan. 18th for only l5c Come out
and hear home talent.
Elizabeth McColl entertained eight
of her young girl friends at supper
enjoyable one.
Daniel Ferguson is busy putting up
ice for next seasons supplya are also
the meat markets and hotels. The
quality is fine.
Elder J. H. Patton will preach Sun
day Jan. 9Th at Brick Chapel at and
7p. IN. You should listen to subjects
discussed there. They pertain to live
subjects. Come.
The ladies of the l.. Il. ). of the Pres
byterian church will serve coffee at the
home of Mrs. L. w. Farley next week
Wednesday afternoon. A good big
crowd expected. 10 cents.
The 40 acres of land belonging to
Rufus Remington, which the EXPOSE
tor published as sold to Arthur Sey-
mour was mistake. We were mis-
informed as TO the transfer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Holden entertained
about fifteen of their friends from the
country last Tuesday evening. Games
and jOllity and hearty lunch occupied
the evening to the enjoyment of every
one.
The Expositor was mistaken regard
ing Drake 81 Sayles, attorneys, having
defendants side of the case Mrs. Dees.
tia Smith VS. William Hyde. Patrick
Phillips, of Port Huron, is the attor-
ney.
Jason Clark grocer OF Saginaw re-
members the publisher each year with
a neat calendar. This years is equal
if not nicer than previous ones. We
feel thankful to Jason for his kind re.
membrance.
Reserved seats for entertainment in
Central Hall January 18th, given by
division four of the NJ. +. ladies aid
will be on sale at Pollock & Hennessy's
drug store Monday evening Jan. 9th
at 700 o'clock.
Mrs. Charlie Ferguson returned on
Friday evening last from Harper hos.
pital, Detroit, where she had spent two
weeks, after an operation. She i'm
proved wonderfully and is fast regain
ing her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Adams entertain
ed the Fair Haven bunch of campers
at a six o'clock dinner, Tuesday eve
ming. Covers were laid for twelve. A
delightful time was spent reminiscing
about the jolly sport all had last sum
mer at the cottage down below.
Wednesday evening the n. Y. b.
club met with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fuller.
In cards Frank Andreae received LIST
prize and Clyde Cochrane took the con-
ISOLATION. Nellie Jacobs was the win
ner of ladies' Ist and Mrs. Frank An
dreae of the BOBBY. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter Harris.
Mahlon Bearss is a firm believer in
advertising and whenever he has some
thing to sell he inserts liner ad in the
Exposition which brings results. The
quickest returns came TO him one day
last week when he left the copy for a
liner offering for sale a cutter, to be in
serted in Fridays paper. On reaching
home buyer was in waiting and the
cutter was sold.
Word was received about p. IN.
Wednesday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs.
q. w. Allen that Mr.. Ira Billman had
died al the hospital in Chicago. Mr..
Billman had been receiving treatment
and an operation and had about recov.
cred when he took cold, pneumonia set
in and death followed. Mrs. Allen left
Wednesday evening for Chicago. Many
friends sympathize with her In the loss
of her father, and also with Mrs. Bill
man.
The usual annual reunion of the Car
oline Holden family was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Holden on
New Years day. About twenty-five
were present, some not being able to
get here. A splendid big dinner was
thoroughly appreciated and the social
time was enjoyed. Besides the Yale
families, VIII and his wife and two
children came from Brown City, Moxie
from Port Huron and Lee frem De.
troit.