The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-02-16
Local and Otherwise.

Easter only two months away.
The sleighing is rather poor in places
Primary election Wednesday, March
| LIST.
The calendar shows 81 Sundays in
1911.
st. Patrick's day only short distance
away.
1t pays to advertise in a newspaper
that is talked about.
How about those overdue city and
township taxes? Isn't it time they were
paid?
Ed Young ~ Son, liveryman, have
bought sam Whites hearse team and
outfit.
Send in your news items. We want
them and others like to know about
them too.
Jacob Miller is still confined to his
home from rheumatism. He is gain
ing but slowly.
Mrs. VIM. Farley has been suffering
from a severe attack of rheumatism
the past week.
This year should be good one if 50
sundays will have anything to do with
making it better.
Born, on Wednesday, Feb. s, 1911, to
the wife of Charles Slosser, son.
Congratulations.
Julia Wallace was out of the post
office all last week on account of an
attack of quinsy.
Auction sales are starting in early.
The Expositor Printery has gotten out
five so far this month.
N. Kerr has purchased the VIM Tank
farm north of Elmer and expects to
move thereon in the near future.
The Expositor's Saturday contest
count will be shown on the screen at
the Electric Theater Saturday night.
A new dress of body type gives the
Sanilac County Republican of Sandus-
ky decidedly improved appearance.
If you are not now subscriber to
the Expositor, we would be only too
glad to add your name to our large list.
Lee Cork, of Speaker, and Robert
Cork, of Indiana, have purchased a
foundry and machine shop at Almont.
Thos. Carless will build new brick
house on his farm, southwest of Yale,
in the spring, Len Nc Waters and Jas.
b. Blackford have the contract
Frank ID. jerks, of Port Huron, was
elected one of the directors at the
State Lumber Dealers Association at
the meeting held in Bay City last week.
The Expositor's subscription list is
certainly booming. Are you on our
list? If not, why not? You get ALL
THE NEWS in readable form. Sub
scribe now while the big contest is on.
The men of the Presbyterian church
in Croswell have formed an organiZa.
ton to be known as the "Croswell
Christian Brotherhood" We notice
that Earl Loree is one of the vice-pres-
idents.
Special meeting of Washington l.. o.
l.. No. s86 for the transaction of i'm
portant business is called for Tuesday
evening, Feb. 81, 1911. The presence
of all members requested. II. M. Bid
leman, Rec. Sec.
The Yale Dancing Club will give a
social hop at Central Hall, on Friday
evening, Feb. "A. 1911. Music by stones
famous-three piece orchestra Of DE.
troit. Dancing 8:30to 2:30. Refresh
ments. Bill s1.50.
Miss Strout's Elocution Class will
give an entertainment at Central Hall,
Yale, Friday evening, Feb. IL, 1911. A
fine program is being prepared. AID
mission, adults, 25cts. Children 15cts.
BE sure and attend.
Noah Donnenworth is now manager
of the Roseburg Creamery, having been
elected to that position when James
Wilson retired and moved to Pinconn-
ing. We congratulate the company in
always securing competent men for
the position.
More valuable than the immediate
money saved to the woman who stud
les the advertisements i'm a newspaper,
is the education the practice gives
her i'm values-in how and when to
buy. This serves her always under all
circumstances.
Billy King and his Merry Co. repre-
senting the Modern Remedy Co. open
ed a weeks engagement at Tribune
Hall Monday night. Mr.. King and
his little daughter Grace are well known
here. The Co. give clean show and
first class in every respect Huron Co.
Tribune, Bad Axe, Mich.
Our popular auctioneer G. w. Bell is
right in il so far as auction sales are
concerned. He has conducted sales
for the past 30 years, meeting with de-
cided success and no auctioneer could
get more out of articles than he. If
you contemplate having sale consult
Mr.. Bell