The Yale expositor., 1911-11-16
Local and Otherwise.

Chill November.
Five weeks till Christmas.
Snow and colder last Sunday.
Two weeks till Thanksgiving.
Christmas only five weeks away.
Have we had any Indian Summer yet
A thin coating of ice covers Mill
Greek.
off with the screen doors and on with
the storm doors.
We are promised the new electric
lights this month.
The Expositor advertising columns
are full to OverilOwing. Circulation
counts.
Have you done your Christmas shop
ping? Our merchants have everything
heart could wish.
The teachers institutes in st. Clair
county, which are to last two weeks,
began on Mondav.
Claud Sweet and wife have commenc-
ed house. keeping in the James Dant
house on Mary street.
DIR. w. q. Wight has fitted up rooms
over Fred Taylor's grocery store for an
office and moved therein this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Beadle have
moved from Waters and are now locat-
ed at $40 North Fourth street saginaw.
The early holiday advertiser will
catch the early shoppers, and the early
shopper always gets the best selection.
The Cole M. p. Ladies' Aid meets
with Aggie Pearce at George Mosher's
next Wednesday, Nov 22. Everybody
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Ii. Harris are
rejoicing over the arrival at their home
on Wednesday of Glib son. Con-
gratulations.
Hugh Davis has postponed his stock
sale to Wednesday, Nov. %, at one
o'clock p. IN. Everything must be sold.
Geo. W. Bell, auctioneer.
Wellington Newell, who recently sub
mitted to an operation for appendicitis
at Port Huron hospital, is around town
gaining his usual strength every day.
The first real snow storm of the season
dropped in OH us Tuesday and left the
earth covered Joy mantle of white
although not enough of the beautiful
to make sleighing.
The city hall at Harbor Beach valued
at $l5,0O0 was burned down early We'd
nesday morning. Insurance $4,000.
1t is supposed the fire caught from a
defective chimney.
City treasurer r. Bruce Lothian has
received the tax roll from supervisor
Herbert and will have the receipts
made out before December lst, when
he will be ready to collect the taxes.
Charley Barr and W. j.. Miller, who
went to Ann Arbor and were operated
upon for appendicitis about two weeks
ago, are back to Yale and feeling much
improved although somewhat weak.
subscriptions to the Youths Com
paniOn received at this office at $l.75
for the balance of this year and all
next. Subscribe now and get the bene
fit of the the extra month and a half.
Irwin, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Richards, burned his foot Oh
red hot register Sunday morning and
has not been able to step on it since.
We hope no bad results come from the
burn.
James A. Dant and family moved to
Detroit last Saturday where they will
go into their own house at 347 Seward
avenue. During their short stay i'm
Yale Mr.. and Mrs, Dant made many
warm friends all of whom wish them
good luck and prosperity.
Stanley w. Lambert, assistant prose.
cutting attorney of st. Clair county died
at his home i'm Port Huron on Monday
of this week after five weeks sickness
of typhoid fever and subsequent com
plcations The funeral was held from
the residence Tuesday afternoon and
the remains taken to Chicago for burial.
Sixteen persons were injured Monday
night at the Yankee street switch,
north of st. Clair, at about 7:15 O'Clock,
when Limited car which left Detroit at
5:l5 struck construction car No. 1918.
Both motormen were, seriously injured,
attorney Frank r. Schell, of Port Hur.
on, right leg broken and badly jammed,
congressman Henry McMorran, Jaw
bruised and five other Port Huron peo-
pie injured. Investigation will be
made by the officials of the ID. u. r.
j. G.. Lehr and +. c. Woods, of Port
Huron, representing the Modern Mac
cabees were i'm Yale Tuesday and We'd
nesday. "A meeting of members of
local tents was held in Maccabee hal
over Sweet Il Co.'S store Tuesday even.
ing at which about thirty.6ve were
present. j. G. Lehr addressed the as
sembly and explained the plans under
which this order will operate hereafter,
giving blackboard demonstrations i'm
figures showing the cost to transfer in
to the different plans. Mr.. Woods re.
ceived several applications to transfer
and many other members have the
matter under consideration.