The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-10-26
Local and Otherwise.

Indian summer.
Pay the printer.
Read the store news.
Tell the news to the Expostor.
Every advertiser is a town builder
The Expositor is reliable guide for
shoppers.
The ExpositOr soicits your auction
bills and advertising.
Farm lands i'm this section are con-
| tinually advancing in price.
The beechnut crop is an abundant
one. Sure sign of hard winter.
The progressive and prosperous
farmer cultivates his gray matter as
well as his soil.
A large list of new subscribers has
been added to the Expositor list during
the past two weeks.
Mrs. ID. Cochrane has purchased the
lot east of John f. Staley's residence
and expects to build dwelling on same.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give Halloween supper Tuesday
evening, Oct. 81. A good menu, only
Is cents, at five thirty.
1t doesn't look well to have the paper
of your city sent our every week with
out word from you. What are you
doing to help get trade to town?
There will be a Cleaner rally at
Brown City, Nov. Z. Several speakers
from the Supreme Arbor will attend
besides the home talent to give addresses
Dusty Mcdonald has had the lawn
in front and at the side of his Kennefick
street residence lot graded which makes
"A decided improvement to the appear
ance.
Mrs. Chas. Slosser entertained the
ladies of the M. Il. church at her home
Thursday afternoon. A large number
were present and very enjoyable time
was spent.
All members Of the Presbyterian
Sunday school are requested to be pre-.
sent at the church on Friday evening,
Oct. % from Z to 10 o'clock. Some
thing doing.
Lewis Presley, for % years a resident
of Peck, the last four years making his
home in Melvin, died October 10, aged
50 years. He was a brother of Russell
Presley of Yale.
When you see it in the Expositor
this week kindly remember that just
1899 orther copies of this paper contain
the same reading matter, and still our
circulation is on the upgrade.
James Loree, grandfather of Earl
Loree of Croswell, died at his home in
Flint, last week. Mr.. Loree was for
a number of years resident of Yale,
and is well remembered by many.
Emerson Cooper was in Yale over
Sunday on visit to his family and
friends. Emerson has splendid posi-
ton with Cooper e. Son at Richmond
and will move to that town soon.
We are in receipt of souvenir post
card from our old friend Johnnie Duflie
who is now in Guatemala, Central
America. On the back of the card is
showing a group of native Indians.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. =. church
will serve 10c coffee Friday, Nov. 3.
at the home of Nathaniel Graybel at
present occupying the James Loree
residence corner Mary and Mill streets
from o'clock till all are served
Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer, VIM. Ii i.
Learmont, clerk and James Rose buy
er of this locality attended A. Conlan's
sale at Blaine Monday. Mr.. Bell sold
the stuff and reports good prices paid
Mr.. Rose bought a couple of fine cows.
Once in while you'll find a man
who has SO much business he does not
need to advertise, but you'll always find
him i'm small town or four-cOrners.
The big fellows i'm the cities, who really
do business, never can get too much of
it.-Ex.
An electric railway from Flint to
extend into the Thumb, touching
at North Branch Marlette, etc, has
been the dream of certain Vehicle City
promoters, but so many of those juice
line visions never come true.-North
Branch Gazette.
Forty hour devotional services were
held at Scored Heart church Sunday
and Monday. The following clergy
men were present and assisted Fr.
Cullinane at the services: Frs. Krone
maker, Croswell; Dwan, Gagetown;
Command, Detroit; Laughran, Emmett
and Whitteman, Brown City.
Before the board of supervisors of
st. Clair county adjourned last week
they elected new county officers.
Stephen b. Coddington, of Capac, is the
new member of the county board of
auditors in place of DR.. Dancey. Elston
Huffman, of Lynn, takes George Berk's
place as superintendent of the poor.
Mrs. Helen +. Naumann was selected
to succeed Walter Trip as county
school examiner. W. Il. Kemp, of st.
Clair was made a member of the board
of county canvassers in place of John