The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-01-13


rather pay $l.O0 for a newspaper, than
get "dongh sheet" or yellow journal
for nothing
Benz. Evans dropped into the Expos
itor office the first of the week and paid
his subscription for another year. Mr..
Evans has been continuous reader OF
the Expositor since it started, twenty
nine years ago
Miss Strout, with her class in elocu-
ton, will give recital in Central hall
on February 10th. Miss Strout's reci-
tails in ale are always largely attend
ed, because people enjoy them and they
enjoy them because they are good.
Look for further announcement of this
one.
Porter H. Harris, of Yale, has filed a
petition in probate court for the dis
covery of assets in the estate of the
late Abraham Shearer The petitioner
claims that he recently secured judg-
ment for 81 1926 against the deceased
and Isaac Curry, and that he now
wants to collect the judgment.
Ten girl friends were entertained
last Friday evening from to $3.50 by
Donna Wallace. Donna didn't tell them
but the girls found out that il was her
birthday, and several little remem-
brances were brought to her. Plenty
of amusing games were played and a
nice supper closed the evenings good
time.
Members of the former Single Dozen
club were entertained at the home Of
Mrs. Dolph Andreae on Monday eve
ming with Isla Evans as guest of honor.
Miss Evans was made the recipient of
a set of sterling silver teaspoons. We
understand that she leaves next week
for New York, where she will he mar
ried soon.
The church voting contest at Palm
er's is warming mp as the sale advances.
The Presbyterians are leading with
70S and the M. L. church close with
707. The other chu riches stand in the
following order. M. +. church, Catholic
Disciple and Free Methodist. This
was the standing Wednesday morning
The next count will be Saturday morn
ing
Earl Loree has accepted position
with L. l.. Graham q Co general mer-
chants, Croswell, and will move over
there with his wife next week. Earl
has been the efficient clerk in n. Kerr
q Sons store here for many years and
both he and wife have a large circle
of friends who regret to see them leave
the city. The best of good wishes is
theirs.
The Exposition subscription list has
been revised and corrected this week.
Look at the label on your paper and
see if we have given you proper credit
for money paid. If we have not, notify
this office at once. You whose subscrip-
ton is delinquent please attend to the
payment as early as possible. We have
obligations to meet and need the money
10 square up.
The publisher of the Expositor has
never found il necessary in the twenty
nine years of bis business career in
Yale to run big bills at the different
stores to secure the merchants and
business mems patronage. Our success
has come through merit, a large sub
scription list and publishing a clean
newspaper, filled with all the latest
local, county and state news.
Yale public schools opened again on
Tuesday of this week, after two weeks
holidays. The vacation has been much
enjoyed by teachers and students, as
there is no pleasure TO he compared
with Christmas tide festivities. Now
with renewed strength and happy recol-
lections, all have started in again with
the studies and il is hoped the remain
der of the school year can he marked
with an "E" at its close.
The G. Il. society of the Presbyterian
church were invited to the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar DenisOn Thursday eve
ming as a farewell gathering for Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Loree, who expect soon
to move to Croswell. This young
couple have been active and willing
workers i'm the societies of the church
and will he greatly missed The &. L.
gave them a pleasant evening to re-
member.
Frances, the seven months old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs V. +. Mcdonald
died at the home of her parents in
Flint on Sunday, Jan. 3, 1911, from
pneumonia. The body of the little
one was brought to Yale and short
burial service held at the home of the
grandmother. Mrs. +. Mcdonald, on
Kennefick street. Rev. ). NJ. Gilchriese
of the NJ. +. church spoke words of
consolation to the parents and friends.
Interment in Elmwood cemetery. Yale
friends sympathize deeply with the
parents in their sad bereavement. Rel
atives present from out of town were
MIR. and Mrs. Lutte Mcdonald and