The Yale expositor., 1911-02-02
Local and Otherwise.

Hazel Kirke. February 3.
Butter and eggs have taken drop
in price.
Eilber & Barth will oil that team
harness for $l.00.
Bert Kelley has been laid up the past
few days with sore foot.
James ii. Martin is out around again
after his recent severe attack of pneu-
monia.
Automobiles seem to make better
progress over the icy roads than do
horse teams.
Spend 30 cts and get your single har.
ness oiled at Eilber & Barth's. Makes
it look like new.
The North Branch Gazette says
"The white robin can't get here too soon
ITO suit u.s." Amen.
During cloudy weather all day cleo
trio service would be great benefit to
many of Yale's business places.
Born to the wife of Otto Griffith, Yale
on Saturday, Jan. 20, a pretty girl.
Otto's friends are congratulating him.
Keep in mind the entertainments to
be given at the Electric Theatre Satur-
day afternoon and evening this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hi Holcomb are parents
OF fine baby girl born Sunday, Jan.
20. Congratulations are being received.
Elder j.. III. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel Sunday Feb. 9Th at 3 and
p. m. Subjects will be discussed that
are Of vital Importance. Come.
The n. Y. Il. will meet at the home
of DIR. and Mrs. Pollock Tuesday
evening, Feb. s. Mrs. Pollock and Mrs.
Chas. II. Palmer will entertain.
Staley & Bricker are repapering the
interior of their telephone exchange
room. 1t presents an improved appear
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White, of Detroit
arrival of Glib baby girl. Congratula-
tons.
The Saturday noon count in the tx
position contest will be shown on slide
at the Electric Theatre each Saturday
evening.
Hazel Kirke which will be given to-
morrow evening In Central Hall, will
be repeated next Tuesday evening,
February z.
st. Clair County Association @. 4. ).
will meet in st. Clair on February 18th.
The officers of Marine City chapter
will exemplify the work.
Married at the NJ. L. parsonage, San
dusky, January 20, by Rev. B. f. Lewis
James +. Watson, of Fremont and
Miss Dolly z. Hearst, of Lamotte.
The person who borrowed our spoke
pointer last fall will save himself whole
lot of trouble If he returns same at
once. Barr Bros, Yale Foundry.
Another bad weather night for the
l. Ii S coffee held at the home of Mrs.
Henderson, Wednesday of last week.
The receipts however footed up $500
A woman in Clifford whose husband
died recently, leaving her $1,000 life
insurance, reported the sad news to her
eastern relatives thusly: died
this week. Loss fully covered by in
surance."
The postoflice appropriation bill pass
ed the national house of representa-
tiyes on Tuesday carrying an amend
ment providing for an increase of sal
airy for rural free delivery carriers to
81 900 per year. The bill, should it pass
the senate, will become operative July 1.
Some people wonder why il is that
there are occasional misstatements in
newspaper. They do not seem to
understand that the editor gets most
Of his information from someone else.
He is not omni present; he dosent see
every accident that happens; he isn't at
every wedding; he doesn't help to weigh
every new born babe; he doesn't attend
every church service or social function:
he doesn't know the correct initials of
all your relations. For these reasons
he has to get great deal of his infor-
nation secondhanded, and his inform
ant is just as liable to be mistaken in
some of the details as you are.