The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-04-06

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Auction sale of horses, farm nipple
ments, wagons, etc. at the Wilt Hotel
barns, Yale, Saturday, April ID. &. w.
Bell auctioneer.
John Smelling, the new tailor who re-
Gently located in Yale oyer John Hut
tons hardware store, has been very
sick man with pneumonia. AT present
he is somewhat better.
VIM. Williams and wife have moved
into their house recently purchased of
DIR. g. A. Wells on north Main ST. Mr..
Williams will repaint the house and
make other improvements about the
premises.
Mrs. Stephen Windsor, who was oper-
ated on at Harper hospital, Detroit, last
week is getting along nicely and ex.
poets to come home in few days. Her
friends hope she may now regain good
health again.
Mrs. Sarah Granger, widow of the
late Orrin Granger, pioneers OF Mem
phis, died at her home in Memphis,
Sunday, April 2, 1911, being about SO
years VI aye. MIS-. NIdIStl was ali duhG
of Mrs. j. A. Menzies.
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prizes we are giving away.
The Peck Times of last week pub.
fishes the MISUNDERSTANDING the past
FIVE years we have printed 25 mortgage
foreclosure sales and of 20 of the men
who were sold out, the liquor joints of
Sanilac county were the direct cause OF
their downfall"
A dozen of Donna McLaughlins girl
friends INDUCED in pleasant party
with her at her home Saturday evening.
Most of them dressed in costume and
during the evening, j. j. Shafer took a
flash light of them. Refreshments of
ice cream and lady fingers were served.
Harbor Beach people turned out lib
orally to hear the Farncis Firth Co. last
week and say that it was the best thing
ever heard there. They declare the COM
pany strong one and the repertoire of
high order. Harbor Beach people as
we'll as Yale, hope to see a return en-
gagement made.
Life is not long enough for worry,
for regret, for envy, or for any of the
paralyzing, crippling thoughts which
sap our energy, and give no return. If
we are to make of it what we should,
every moment should be filled with
optimistic thinking, withhope and cheer
and expectancy.
A petition has been circulated among
those interested for an S-inch sewer a.
long the east side of Main street begin
ming at Beavis IL Hutchinson's corner
and running to the north emptying in
to the Mechanic street sewer, and will
be presented to the city council at its
next meeting for action.
Seneca Valentine of the Riverside
Fruit Farm brought to the Expositor
Office on Wednesday the smallest hens
egg we have ever seen. 1t measures
pa x215 inches in circumference and
contains no yolk. Some time ago the
Expositor published an item regarding
the number of eggs layed by 40 hens
belonging to Mr.. Valentine. During
March this bunch of Leghorn hens lay
ed 80 dozens eggs which he considers a
banner production.
This is merely a suggestion for the
Lenten season, but if every person, man
or woman, would read the 18th chapter
of LIST Corinthians before commencing
their daily duties, and read it under
standingly, not specifically, the whole
world would be the better for it. Read
il for yourself, and see il the statement
does not strike you as being an appro-
pirate one,