The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-09-28

Races at Yale Oct. 10 and Ii.
II W. PasSmore has bteh on the sick
list the past week,
what the hand-saw.
Chicken.pie supper at NJ. Il. church
next "Wednesday evening.
Read the ads and tell the merchant
you saw it in the Exposition.
Alfred Jones expects to move with
his familyt To Port Huron next Tuesday.
Henry Johnson has been very sick
with bowel trouble but is now on the
improve.
Lost-A Cameo stickpin. Finder will.
be rewarded by returning to G. :.
Cochrane, Yale.
Reserved seats for Firth Concert on
sale at Pollock Il llennessys Monday
evening, O'Clock
One of John f. Turnbull's horses was
badly cut in the leg on a barb wire
fence. The animal is doing as well rs
can be expected.
Rev. Johnson, the new pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church of Yale,
will occupy the pulpit both morning
and evening next Sunday.
Gordon Lewis, who has been employ
ed at Palmer Bros. IL Co.'S store, went
to Croswell Thursday where he will
work in the sugar factory.
Asa NJ. Russell has sold his house
and lot corner OF kennelick and Pine
streets to +. Young and will move
with his family to Toledo or Detroit.
Born TO the wife Of Chas. Dudley, of
Elackduck, MIMI, on Monday, Septem-
Der Is, 1911, daughter. Mrs. Dudley
will be remembered as Elizabeth Evans.
Floyd High, who has been making
his home with his brother the DIR. at
Coleman for some time, will go to
Ontario Veterinary College.
Rev. Bradlield, of Lapeer, will oc-
cupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church next sunday morning and even
ing. lie will fill the East Fremont APP
pontment in the afternoon.
Chas. Barr and w. j. Miller are at
Ann ArbOr this week where they were
operated on for appendicitis, From
latest reports both withstoOd the opera
ton and are getting along nicely.
While Mrs. Dan Ferguson was light
ing her gasoline stove last Sunday the
fire sprung up in her face and she was
quite badly burned. She is getting
along nicely now, but it will be some
time before her eyebrows grow out again.
Gottleib Mihlethaler has had a very
| sore arm the past two weeks caused by
picking pimple on his wrist with pin.
| Blood poisoning set IN. by using the
proper treatment the disease was stop
ped in time.
1t will pay the patrons of the Elk
| positor to read carefully every ad in
| its columns. The up-to. date merchant
uses this paper TO convey TO YOU "a
weekly message. Look over the weekly
letters and you can thereby save many
times the cost Of the paper each year
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People of the M. p. church will
serve a chicken-pie supper at the
church pariors next Wednesday ev-
enine, Oct. 4th. Supper from S till
all are served. Csc.
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Geo. Tenniswood, of Speaker town.
ship, has rented his farm and removed
to Yale. Another good man gone
wrong. He should have gone to some
point in his own county.-Minden City
Herald. We don't stand for the above
| thrust. No man can GO wrong by com
ing to Yale. It's the best place on
earth.
The return engagement of the W.
Francis Firth Concert Company Mon
day evening was greeted with full
house, every seat in the Congregational
Church being occupied, and chairs
were placed in the aisles to care for the
overflow. There followed two and a
half hours of solid enjoyment for the
patrons, and it's certainty music-lOv-
ing people of st. Clair will eyer cherish
in their hearts warm spot for the
members of the Firth Co. If they re.
turn this way at some future time they
can feel assured of hearty welcome
in st. Clair.-St. Clair County Press,
Feb. "a, 1911.
The Brown City Banner plant, bust
ness, subscription list and good will
has been purchased by John Cawood,
product of Marlette township, and
for two years past superintendent of
the Brown City Schools. He will take
his post as editor on November LIST next.
1t has been the intention of the present
manager of the Banner, B. l.. Gregory,
to purchase the paper himself of l.. III.
|
er, but i'll health has forbidden, so he
will remain for time at least as fore
man of the office. We extend the right
hand of fellowship to the new editor
and are positive that he will make good
The other day while Charlie Brown
everybody knows Charlie; he helps get
out the Exposition every week and in
cidentally does little reporting) was
standing in front of the postollice,
stranger accosted him and said "Are
you on the Expostor?" Charlie says,
"No, I'm on the sidewalk" "Well,"
says the man, 81 was told you were
Charlie Brown and was a reporter.
Now, see here. see that Judge Gros-
cup, of Chicago, is going to resign and
says we are going to have a democrat
president next time. Now if that is so
and Taft lOoses his burning desire, will
that make Chase OsAburn brighter?"
Charlie was just getting ready to fan
the man when he side. stepped and said,
"Now look here. Michigan is a good
old state but if she was going to flop