The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-02-23

No school Wednesday Washington's
birthday.
Mrs. Sidney Holoomb has been very
sick the past week.
A liner in the Expositor is about the
easiest way you can sell that farm.
The Eastern Star officers will meet
next Monday night instead of Wednes-
day night as previously announced.
An explosion of the hot water pipes at
l.. Roy Fuller residence Sunday Great
ed some commotion with slight dam
ages.
The weather the past week has been
very cold with high winds. Today the
sun is out and the atmosphere is much
warmer.
A daughter was born to Rev. and
Mrs. Prentiss III. Case, at the Presby-
terrain Manse, on Monday, Feb. 20, 1911.
Congratulations.
In card from J. A. Hennessy we
are instructed to change the address
of his Expositor from Hotchkiss to
MOntrose, Colo.
Reserve seats for the Johnson enter
tainment will be on sale at Pollock Il
Ilennessy's drug store next Monday
evening at 700 o'clock sharp.
Ruth MenZies was hostess to ten of
her friends last Saturday at tea-party.
j. j. Shafer took flash light picture of
the group during the evening.
Guy Hanson and Walt Tucker, of
Croswell, are the new electrician and
assistant who take the place of Ros-
well Green and Floyd Somers, recently
resigned at the power house.
w. II. Macdonald a. Co., real estate
dealers, closed a deal whereby Peter
Regain has purchased the farm of Mrs.
Manuel Jackson in Greenwood town
ship. Consideration, $4,l
The price of bananas has jumped
from 80 cents to as cents per bunch,
caused by the scarcity of labor in Mic
aragua. This fruit has become so uni
versally used that there will be regret
at its advance in price.
AT special meeting of Yale Chap
ter o. K. ). on Wednesday evening,
George Barth and Roy Jones were mi
tiated into the order. A fine lunch
was afterward served, and general
goodtime was held until near midnight.
How many know what tungsten is?
Probably very few outside the electrical
and mining trades. 1t is metal of
which 671 tons were used in 1908, and
1919 in 1909, showing how rapidly it is
coming into use Colorado produces
the most of it.
Two runaways created considerable
excitement on Tuesday. DIR. Yuill's
horse hitched to buggy made live
ly dash down Main street for his home.
Warren Boadway's dray horse showed
his speed as runner for a short dis
lance near the T. M. depot.
Rev. W. H. Cole, evangelist, writes us
-"Will you please continue the Expos
itOr to Linden, Micha for the next two
weeks. | am now working in the M. +.
church at Argentine. Had grand
meeting at Linden. Hope Yale holds
her own during my absence"
"The Dawn of Liberty" a comedy
drama will be presented by the Delta
Lambda club for the benefit of the
public library, on Friday evening, Mar.
10. The cast of characters and story of
the play will be published in our next
issue.
Work has begun on the decorations
to the interior walls of Sacred Heart
church. According to the designs
shown the interior of the church will
be very beautiful when the work is fin
ished. A large sum of money will be
expended.
One hundred and ninety-eight names
have been added to the Expositors
large subscription list since we began
our big contest Advertisers are TAX
ing advantage of our increased prestige
by more liberal use of space. 1t GER
tainly is a paying proposition for them.
How's this? Down in prudish old
New Hampshire, they are proposing a
law providing a fine of $40 "for each
and every offense of wilfully breaking
I'm on telephone conversation between
others on party line" You buffers
in will have to take lessons i'm ventrilo-
quism and throw your voice or dis
guise ii some way.
Neomi Smith, aged IL, of Brockway
township, petitioned the circuit court
Monday afternoon that her mother,
Mrs. Deesta Smith, be appointed her
next friend, so that she can start a
damage suit against Rufus Remington
also Brockway township resident.
The petition was granted by Judge
Law. When the declaration is filed In
the suit IL will be alleged that Naomi
Smith was disfigured for life, when the
young son of Rufus Remington dis
charged shot gun several months ago.
Small shot from the gun entered the
girls face, it is alleged. The girl will
ask damages in the sum of $4,000.
She is represented by Attorney, Burt
ID. Cady.-Port Huron Times Herald.