The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-10-12
Local and Otherwise.

The deer Slayers are planning on
their trip into the north woods.
Geo. Wilson leaves this week for
Flint where he has secured employment.
Alfred Jones moved this week to
Pert I'urOn where he will reside in the
future.
Roy Jones is much improved after a
up for while last Sunday, and has
been improving ever since.
The Algonac Courier last week en-.
tered on its eighteenth year newsy and
well-patrOniZed newspaper with every
prospect of eighteen years more of
prosperity.
Dogs killed several sheep for w. IL.
Fletcher and Ed. Sheehy during the
past week. 1t seems a shame that all
the worthless cur dogs in the country
are not killed
In letter from our old friend LATE
Stoner, of Detroit, we learn that he is
contracting agent for Goden's Metal
Weather Strip and that he is doing WELL
Here's success.
If you're going to have sale this
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to call and see us. We will arrange
terms and date and get out your bills
on short notice.
Eighteen of Zitha Houghtby's young
friends gave her farewell party at her
home Monday evening. "A jolly time
was spent. Zitha will be missed by the
young people of Yale.
The members of the Roseburg sun
day School will give box social and
entertainment in X. .. II. M. Nj hall,
Roseburg on Friday evening, Oct 20
Ladies please bring boxes
Geo. +. Houghtby who has conduct
ed the Electric Theatre in Y ale for the
past year or thereabouts has moved to
CarsonvilDe where he will locate in the
future. We wish him every prosperity.
VIM. III. Fletcher has sold his farm
south and east of Yale to Barney lIaz.
Gilman who will take possession as soon
as Mr.. Fletcher's tenant can arrange 20
move off. The farm contains 80 acres
and sold for $4,000
Roger Welch, who has been looking
after the weighing station at Valley
Center for the Croswell plant of the
Michigan Sugar Co, this week appoint
ed Hugh f. Spring of this place to take
charge of the station.
Married by Rev. w. H. Cole, at the
M. L. parsonage, Capac Wednesday
evening, Sept. q, Mr.. Harvey Middle
ton and Miss Olive Teetzel. The
young couple left on the evening train
on wedding tour to points in Canada.
Ed G. A. Hosmer and family have
moved to Yale, the former taking up
the work as pastor of the Free MethO-
dist church. He is young man fully
qualified to look after the good work
here and the Expositor wishes him every
success.
Practically all of the electric light
equipment for changing the present
system of electric lighting for the city
has arrived and work is progressing
rapidly by crew Of men. 1t is hoped
to have everything in readiness the
fore part of next month.
Rev. f. j. johnson, the new pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
preached his first sermon in Yale last
Sunday. He has his family with him
and they are occupying the parsonage
on Jones street. 1t is hoped he meets
with unlimited success in the saving of
souls.
We received a new addition to our
exchange list last week, that of Vol
No. of the Armada Times. 1t is
column 6 page paper, advertisements
of all the leading merthants showing
up well and several columns of local
news well written. +. w. Sutton IL
Son is the publishing firm. Our frater-
nal hand is extended.
The long train of fine Pullman coach
es carrying the delegation from the
Wholesalers and Retailers bureau of
Detroit Chamber of Commerce pulled
into Yale Thursday morning at $40.
Our business men and citizens in large
numbers met the train at the depot
with the band and escorted the guests
of the city down town. Before leaving
nearly every business house i'm the city
was visited, and the delegation ex-
pressed their appreciation of the hearty
reception given them. We invited
them to again visit our city.
Adam Gottsleben, one of Greenwood
townships old pioneers, died at his
home six miles east and south of Yale
on sunday afternoon, October 9Th, 1911.
Deceased was 10 years old and was
born in Germany. Death was caused
from cancer. Mr.. Gottsleben had been
long and patient sufferer from this
terrible disease, and death came as q
relief He leaves widow and family
of grOwn.up children. The funeral
was held from the brick church six
miles east of Yale on Wednesday after
noon. Rev. Fairchild officiating, and
interment was made in Elmwood GENE.
tery,