The Yale expositor., 1911-09-21
Local and Otherwise.

did considerable damage.
Auction sale bills printed on short
notice at the ExpOsitor Office.
Read the Inlay City fair announce
ment on the insert used this week.
Ed Sheehy shipped carload of stock
to the buffalo market Saturday last.
Mrs. Geo. ii. Minis was quite sick
last week, but is some better at present
writing.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Il. Herbert Friday, Sept. 18th, 1911.
Congratulations.
Mrs. Gee. Spencer, ST. is moving her
household goods to Yale where she
will reside.-Melvin Gazette.
Dogs have been playing havoc with
tlOcks of sheep belonging to +. o. Put
ney and Ed Sheehy the past week.
The Expositor acknowledges COM
plimentary tickets to the Croswell fair
which will be held Sept. p, % and 90
/ Thanks.
Miss Emma Holt, of Yale, arrived
| Monday night to take position as
milliner at Mrs. ii. II. LaCroiX's.-St.
Clair County Press
Rev. u. Ii. Case will peach his fare
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next Sunday, Sept. "a. He leaves soon
after for his new charge.
Fred A. Farr, of Sandusky, ex.prose-
cutting attorney of Sanilac county, has
been seriously i'll for the past ten days
but is now much improved.
The management of the Inlay City
Fair Association has our thanks for
complimentary tickets to the sixteenth
annual exhibition held October to g.
W. A. Woodruff and family have
moved into Yale and are occupying
the Roadway house on kernelick street
temporarily until DR.. Wight and family
vacate the house on Jones street.
indications are that the cranberry
crop will be larger this year and tur-
KEYS plentiful This ought to indicate
that it will be cheaper this year to be
thankful.
Judge Laws Yale friends will re-
greet TO learn that he has been confined
to his home in Port Huron with typhoid
fever. Last reports are that he is on
the mend.
Gus Smith is in Chicago this week
visiting friends. 1t is his intention to
buy carload of steers while there
which he will bring home and winter,
and will sell them in the spring.
Yale's "hall of justice" was a very
busy institution last week. Nearly
insist on imbibing.the fiery liquid and
the city treasury is that much richer.
O. +. :. installation of officers will
take place in Masonic Hall, Yale,
Wednesday evening, September ~.
Each member has privilege of bringing
one person who is not a member of the
order.
Eighteen of the young people in the
high school enjoyed corn and marsh
mellow roast along the creek just south
of town Monday evening. Misses
Bracelin and Bachelor were chap
erones.
The famous mare Miss Stokes who
stepped so much faster than Justice
Brooke at the recent Blue Ribbon meet
ing in Detroit, has been purchased by
Mr.. Geo. q. Moore, and is the latest
addition to the Dromore Farm at st
Clair.
Announcements have been received
by Yale friends of Eva Francis of hei
marriage to Max Hendrickson, Wed
nesday, September 9th, 1911, at Los
Angeles, Calf. The ExpositOr extends
congratulations and wishes the happy
couple long and prosperous welded
life.
We were mistaken about Rev. Sam
M. Gilchriese being at the annual SEES
sion of the Michigan conference last
week. He did not go to kalamazoo as
we stated. The reverend gentleman il
at Flint this week attending the De
trOit conference of the Methodist Eps
cOpal church.
Palmer Bros. Il Go. have quarter
page adv. in this weeks issue of the
ExpOsitOr announcing some Saturday
specials. You will find some genuine
bargains i'm this list This firm knows
the needs of the purchasing public anC
keeps in stock a full assortment OF
everything. Call at the store the first
time you are in Yale.
Horace Johnson, Connecticut's aget
weather fOrecaster who achieved some
prominence by foretelling the blizzard
of 1885, promises long and severe
winter this year. He says: "There will
be snowfall as early as the 18th OF
October and the ice will form on thu
streams by the 18th of November" In
cidentallY he also forecasts drought
for 1912.
The Ladies' Aid of the Nj. +. churcl
gave surprise party to Mrs. ). M
Gilchrese at the parsonage last Friday
evening. A large number of member!
were present and dainty lunch was
served. Mrs. DrOuyOr, on behalf Of
the society, presented Mrs. Gichriest
with beautiful hand painted china
sugar bowl and cream pitcher. Mrs
Mahlon Bearss, president of the ait
made few remarks, and the evening
was very pleasantly spent.
Rensley Holden leaves this week fol
Manchester, Ohio, where he will join {
concert company. The company il
under the management of j. Basset
Willard, who appeared in Yale las
July in the "Singin Skule Beginment.'
Rensley took part in the work and hi
singing pleased Mr.. Willard so much
that he made him an offer, which was
accepted, We know Rensley will make