The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-04-06
Local and Otherwise.


If you don't take the ExpOstor, we
both lose.
Winter fingers in the lap of spring
alright, alright.
March shifted the cut on us and dealt
few cold ones from the bottom.
| Our farmer friends say that the late
snow falls have been beneficial to the
soil.
The rain on Tuesday morning came
just in time to lay the dust in SanilaC
county.
Real estate transfers have been quite
numerous in st. Clair and Sanilac cOun-
ties the past year.
Services in all the churches of Yale
will be held now at 7:30 in the evening
instead of 200 as heretofore.
What about having some photos
made in that new Easter lid, +. r.
Cards spring styles will please you.
Will Stark and mother have purchas.
ed II. G. McLaughlin's house and lot
on Wood street which they will move
| into soon.
j. M. Smith has bought the Ballen.
tine house on Kennefck street and will
move his family from Avoca as soon
as possible.
A photograph in that new Easter
suit will be sure to please your friends
if made by f. r.. Card. His styles are
new and up'to- date.
1t often happens that the fellow with
an abundance of good advice for Others
seldom uses any of it himself, But then
doctors rarely take their own prescrip
| tons.
DR.. Wight has purchased Henry
| Steenburg's place on Jones street and
will move into that house instead of
the Ballentine house as stated in last
weeks ExpOsitOr.
A. NJ. Russell has moved his cream
station from the little building north
of Geo. McIntyre's implement ware
rooms to the Sam White building OPP.
posite Minis bakery.
j. Ii. Stevens, practical woodworkeI
and cabinet maker, is now located in
the shop formerly occupied by Ira Go
heen and prepared to do work in his
line promptly. Give him call. See
his ad in this issue.
The West Kenockee news of last
week contained an item stating that
Peter Grace sold his hay to Melvin par.
ties which is a mistake. Mr.. Grace sold
his hay to Walter McCabe of Emmett
We make this correction to right the
mistake i'm the minds of Exposition
readers.
The committee, consisting of Ed An.
dreae, w. Ii. Fletcher, j. +. Beavis and
f.. Il. Fead, selected to visit Mr.. Trump
general manager of the Pere Marquette
railroad for the purpose of securing a
new depot building for Yale, returned
from Detroit Wednesday evening. Mr.
Trump gave them assurances for better
accommodations for handling freight
but at present the depot building was
out of the question.
Mrs. Alex Pollock and Mrs. Chas.
Palmer gave an exceedingly pleasant
party Tuesday afternoon to forty of
their lady friends. The function was
progressive pedro was the amusement
of the afternoon. Mrs. Porter Harris
was the winner of first prize, q hand
some vase. A book proved consolatory
for Mrs. John Holden. The hostesses
guests.
by many who met and heard the Rev
Joseph Glib preach several times while
he visited in Yale about three years
ago, it will be learned with regret that
the brilliant young minister is no
more. Through overwork and nervous
strain his health gave way, but he
seemed to be recovering when death
came suddenly. Rev. Glib was pastor
of the Waltham, Mass, Presbyterian
church and was very highly loved and
respected. He leaves a young wife
parents, brother and sisters. i'm Paterson
n. j. where he died.
The local paper like the Exposition
should be found in every home. No
children should grow up ignorant who
can be be taught to appreciate the
home paper. 1t is said to be the step
ping stone of intelligence in all those
matters not found in books. Give your
children an outside paper which con-
taius not word about any person, place
or thing, which they ever saw or heard
of and how could you expect them to
be interested. But let them have the
home paper like the Expositor, and
read of people whom they meet and
places with which they are familiar
and soon an interest is awakened which
increases with every arrival of the Ex-
position. Thus habit of reading is
formed and those children will read
the papers all their lives and become
intelligent men and women, credit to
their ancestors, strong in knowledge of
the world as il is todav