The Yale expositor., 1911-10-19
New ads.
G.. =. Chrane.
Fred Taylor.
Geo. II. Minis.
j. l.. Crandell.
Grant Holden.
Richards Bros.
Yale state Bank.
Mathews a. Wight.
Palmer Bros Il Co.
Ballentine Dry Goods Go.

lbdiltlillne lJTy hOOuS 10.
The Exposition to January lst, 1913
for only 500.
Recent rains have made the roads very
bad to travel over.
Fur OvercOats for ladies and gentle
men at j. |. ROsenthals.
John McCleary an old pioneer of
Sanilac county died ut his home near
Roseburg Monday.
Mrs. Kate Menerey is having her
Mechanic street residence reprinted.
Dusty Mcdonald is doing the painting.
We understand that Emerson Cooper
has resigned his position ut Port Hope
and Will take up his residence AT Rich
mOnd.
Exercises and programs were held in
the different school rooms last Thurs
day and Friday. Several visitors at
tended.
There will be no preaching services
at the Presbyterian church next sunday
Sunday school and Christian Endeavor
as usual.
j. W. Harrington has had his option
on the Ed. Dinner Main street property
extended for 60 days from the sixth of
October.
Ii you are in need of any kind of
commercial printing, and want the
best-the nifty kind, phone SO. Wen
do the rest.
Middleton Il DOelle started picking
beans at their elevator Wednesday.
The quality of the beans brought in SO
far are very good.
Warren Roadway expects to leave for
IL deer hunting trip of about three weeks
next Thursday. lie will go into camp
north of Newberry.
NJ ID. Ward and family have returned
from Owosso and will take up their
residence in part of Mrs Helen Reds
house on Kenelck street.
The restaurant started couple of
weeks ago by Mrs. Henry Steenburg i'm
the Bowles building corner of Main
and North streets has been sold to out
side parties their names we have not
learned
A party of Yale sportsmen composed
of VIM. II. Macdonald, John Smelling,
Elisha Bricker John Staley and Robt.
Reid autoed into Sanilac county today
| Thursday and spent the day plover
hunting.
Alfred Goheen received from the
Oddfellows, of which society he is a
member, gold watch chain and three
link charm. He prizes this gift very
highly and will ever remember the
donors for their liberality.
Mrs. Walter Green NEE Miss Hazel
Green), of Ray township, was pleasant
caller Saturday afternoon. The young
couple are going to Yale this week,
where they may reside permanently, if
conditions prove satisfactory. Armada
Graphic.
Marion Monroe sold her house and
lot to James Coon, of Blaine, who moved
into the house this week. Miss Monroe
has bought the Jessie Lake property of
Delos Zavits who in turn has purchased
the Lambert Jones place on North
street.
Daniel Ferguson has the foundation
laid for large ice house near his pond.
The building will have sufficient capaci-
| ty to mold ice enough to supply the
whole town during the entire season.
This comes as good news to every
householder.
Arthur Y. Parmlee has purchased the
| Princess Theatre from +. Manary, and
has assumed possession of same. M.
| ID. Ward, who moved to OwOSsO a
short time ago has returned to Yale
and will take charge of same. Mr..
Manary left Wednesday for Sandusky.
A dozen or more o. +. ;. members
will attend the County Association to
be held in Memphis tomorrow, Friday.
A banquet is to be given at 6 o'clock
and initiatOry work in the evening.
| Three of the points from Yale chapter
have cen chosen to help with the work.
Channcey Kelly will leave for Kenton
i'm the upper peninsula week from
next Monday night where he will spend
a couple of weeks deer hunting. The
party he joins will be composed of
Mark ). Brown and Bert Rutherford,
of Saginaw, Hugh Ferguson, of Port
Huron, and two from Marlette.
The Ladies' Bible class of the Pres.
byterian Sunday school was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Fulton on We'd
nesday evening. The usual routine of
business was gone through with, and
then social time was enjoyed. "A
nice lunch was served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. BOwles on the first We'd
nesday in November.
III has always Dttll OuI pIdCIlC6 dDOut
this time of the year to offer as an extra
inducement to new subscribers the
balance of the years paper free, provid
ing they send in full years subscrip-
ton. This will give you fourteen
months good clean, newsy news for one
dollar. We are sending out number
of extra copies this week and would be
pleased to have anyone receiving a
sample call at this Office and take ad-
vantage of this liberal offer.
A large number of the young married
people met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Richards on Wednesday and
organized card club for the winter. |
The name of the club will be decided |
upon at the meeting next Wednesday |
evening to be held at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Guy Beard when they with |
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Green and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Bruce Lothian will entertain. |
About 20 couple are expected to be
members of this club. Meetings will |
be held every two weeks.