The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-11-30
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John Deering is very sick at his home
west and south of Yale.
New telephone directories have been
distributed about the city and on the
rural lines.
Regular meeting y. +. :. next We'd
nesday evening, Dec. g. No initiation.
ID. f. Lacy, sec.
Miss Simington is prepared to take
sewing by the day. Call at the residence
OF Warren Roadway. 33-2
Henry T.. Dinner left Yale Monday
morning on fur buying trip through
the north part of the state.
Special meetings at the Methodist
Protestant church continue this week
with good interest manifest.
William Roy has moved to Yale
from DefOrd, and will make his home
among us. A hearty welcome is ex-
tended.
Il. j. Minnie of the Central Meat
Market has shipped 1900 pounds of
dressed poultry to the Detroit markets
during the past week.
THE Man on the Box" will be played
in Central Hall Wednesday evening,
Dec. g. Reserved seats on sale at
Pollock Il Hennessy's, Monday evening
at 7:30.
j. II Moore, rural mail carrier, has
purchased the Carless 10 acres of land
just west of North street bridge and
will no doubt spend his spare time dur.
ing the summer farming.
a. X. Kleinert Il Co., well drillers,
have an adv. in this issue soliciting
your work in that line. They come
well recommended rs experienced men
and offer to do your work at a reason
able price.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
Methodist Protestant church, Dec. 2
and 3. Rev. Fred A. Perry, president
OF the Conference, will he present and
assist. All are invited to be in at
tendance at these means of grace
Charles f. Schmidt, who recently sold
the 200 acre farm one mile south OF
Yale known as the j. &. McKenna
place to Mr. HaZelman, last week
purchased of VIM. Y. Andreae the
Charley Martin farm of 200 acres near
Avoca.
Elder j. III. Patton, of Almont, will
preach in Brick Chapel to members and
all listening friends on subjects of vital
importance to you. The Lord says,
"Be swift to hear" Come and listen.
Services Sunday, Dec. 3rd at 800 and
7:0p. m.
a number of young ladies, in recogni-
ton of the gallant manner in which
the foot ball boys conduct themselves
on the grldiron, gave them delicious
oyster stew in the dining room of the
Presbyterian church Saturday evening.
The. boys greatly enjoyed the feast and
the honor.
Seven of Donald Minnie's boy friends
surprised him at his home on Mary
street Tuesday evening it being his
seventh birthday. The time was pleas
antly spent in amusement. Several
neat little gifts were received by Donald
from his guests. His school teacher
Miss Roy was present and took part in
the enjoyment.
DIR. &. G.. Stevens has returned from
Ann Arbor to his home in Sandusky,
after taking the Pasteur treatment. 1t
was demonstrated that Chauncy had
not become infected with the deadly
virus of hydrophObia, although the
dog which he treated had the disease.
Chauncy's Yale friends will be glad to
hear that he is all right.
The hearing in the matter of the APP.
plicatiOn to sell real estate belonging
to Emma, Ira and Olive Goheen was
held in circuit court before Judge Law
yesterday. Attorney A. l.. Sayles APP
peared for the parties, who are all min
Ors residing in Yale, and upon his
motion, Emma Goheen, their mother,
was appointed special guardian for
them.
1.-THE mystery of a $4,000 robbery"
is the plot upon which is founded a
new serial story by Harry Irving Green,
author of "YOsonde of the Wilderness,
etc., about to appear in these columns
entitled "The Lash of Circumstances"
From the opening chapter, when the
daring theft is disclosed, to the very
last your suspicion as to the identity of
the guilty one will leap from one
character to another until the startling
and unexpected denouement.
The Marlette school items in the
Leader last week contains the follow
ing: "Our foot ball team is invincible.
They still have an uncrossed goal line
Yale at Yale today will be the next
victim The first statements may still
be true, but the last, not quite. Yale
didn't happen to be victim this time,
in fact no victim was furnished, which
was better than nothing The score
stood to o which demonstrates that if
the Marlette team is invincible Yale
stands close up.
A delightful meeting of the n. Y. b.
club was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. +. Rub on Friday evening
last, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andreae as.
sisting with the entertaining. The
prizes were won as follows: -Mrs.
Taylor first, Mrs. Bliss End. Among
the gentlemen T.. w. Farley seems to
be having the best luck, taking the first
prize at the meeting before and at this
one. Mr.. Henderson,, who is supposed
to be first class player, took the bool y
prize.
Beavis IL Hutchinson are closing out
their stock of ladies'. misses and child
ren's coats, they are offering some special
bargains.