The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-11-09

clerk in Palmer Bros. & Co.'S general
store.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
&. f. HUFF is sick with the German
measles.
Monday was a rainy day. This sec.
ton has been visited by an extra amount
of rain this fall.
Born to the wife of Will r. Yuill at
Lansing a daughter. Wills Yale friends
offer congratulations.
The International Live stock Ex-
position will be held at the Union
Stock Yards, Chicago, December End
and 9th, 1911.
II. w. Passmore, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the past two weeks,
is up and around again but hardly able
to go to work.
VIM. f. Thompson has bought from
Mrs. Sarah Clark 40 acres of land lying
west and south of Yale and has moved
onto the place.
Jimmie Brown who has spent the
past year and half i'm Nebraska, Ala
Dama and Mississippi is back to Yale
working in the wooden mills.
Mrs. Wellington Newell was at Port
who lately submitted to an operation
for appendicitis. He is now at his
home i'm Yale.
Someone borrowed DR.. Yuill's over
coat from his Office on Main street Sat.
urday last and has forgotten to return
same. The Dr. will be thankful for
its immediate return.
Married on Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1911,
by Rev. Lester Clark, at his residence
in Yale, Henry Siglow and Mary Frost,
both of Romeo. The Expositor ex-
tends congratulations.
Mrs. Lena Andreae and Edward
Andreae have each purchased a five
passenger, 81 horse power, Chalmers
automobile. The machines will be de-
livered in the spring.
subscriptions to the Youths Com
paniOn received at this office at Sl.i5
for the balance of this year and all
next. Subscribe now and get the bene
fit of the the extra month and half.
Patrick Nissan, Steve Windsor, of
Yale, and VIM. Hyde, of Brockway
township, jurors drawn for the October
term of circuit court, went to Port Hur-
on Monday. Steve Windsor was excus-
ed and returned home the same evening
Printing in itself is a masterful art.
1t is the seventh industry in magnitude
in the United States. 1t employs in
connection with its allied branches
nearly million workers and has invest
ed over five hundred millions of capital.
Married at Sacred Heart church, Yale,
on Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1911, by Rev.
FIR. Cullanine, Janet Lounon, and
In tNNn nj A oh nj dbl
trip was taken after which the young
couple will make their home i'm Speaker
Mrs. Stephen Mullaney died at her
home IN Yale Friday, Nov. 3, 1911, at
the age of "a years. The funeral was
held from Sacred Heart church and
the interment made in II. G. cemetery
Speaker township. Rev. Err. Cullinane
officiating.
We notice by the Sanilac County Re.
publican that John Wilson and Frank |
Manary have purchased the meat
market of l.. b. Stone in Sandusky |
and have taken possession. Mr.. Manary |
was manager of the Princess Theatre |
here in Yale until recently.
A young man over at Lexington is
very much loved by two young ladies |
and big row between them recently |
took place wherein one threatened to |
shoot the other. Don't be foolish girls;
there are better fish in the sea than ever
was caught, so get busy and land the
better ones.
One of the prettiest displays was
at Minnie's meat market last |
week. The large show window was
filled with fresh vegetables, meats of all
kinds, fruits, etc. Two small pigs,
roasters, were dressed in tasty manner.
If person did not have ali appetite, a
look into this window would work one
up for him.
Editor +. Nj. Weber, of the Sanilac
County Farmer at Sandusky, accom-
panied by +. II. Reid real estate dealer
of Carsonville, have gone to the wilds
of the upper peninsular where they will
join hunting party. The Farmer
states in its columns that the boys will
be absent couple of weeks-or until
they get a deer.
Rev. Atcheson, of Saginaw, will Oc-
cupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and even
ing. He comes as candidate for the
of the church, is recommend
ed as an able minister of the gospel
and highly cultured gentleman. A
general invitation is extended to every
body to come out and hear him.
Newspaper advertising is recognized
as the geatest force in modern merch-
andising. The busiest businesses do
the biggest advertising -can be proven
by your own observation. The Expos
itor with its large list of intelligent
readers, covering the localities the adj
vertiser wants to reach, Yale and
country, offers exception
allv good opportunity to increase your
trade by the use of business building
ads in it's columns.
The railroad meeting which was call
I'd by the Y. M. Business Association of
Port Huron, to the people of the Thumb
district, was held Tuesday in Port
Huron and was huge success, both in
numbers and enthusiasm. Two hundred
interested ones were present about half
being from outside. The result is the
of the Thumb District I'm
Association and the obtain.
ng of better transportation facilities