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

PatroniZe the Halloween supper at
the Presbyterian church next Tuesday
from till all are served
Grant Holden and r.. ID. Nichols
each took out bunch of hunters in
their autoes today OH a plOver hunting
trip.
There will be no preaching services
in the Presbyterian church Sunday next.
Sunday school and Christian EndeavOr
as usual.
The weather Monday afternoon was
very cold and disagreeable but Tues
day morning the sun came out bright
and warm.
VIM. Bryce and family are moving
into the residence portion of the build
ing corner of Main and North streets.
Delos Zavits will occupy the house
purchased by him and vacated by Mr..
Bryce OH North st.
Clyde Richards has limp to his
walk these days not from old age but
on account of having stepped on nail
which penetrated his right foot. 1t is
hoped that no bad results will come
from the accident.
Ii. T.. Beard and family are now &C.
cupying their remodelled house while
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Adams have moved
into the new house next door RObt.
Wilcox will take up his residence in
the Drake house vacated by &. Il.
Adams, and Lewis Presley will occupy
the Merrill flat vacated by Mr.. Wilcox.
Bruce Palmateer, of Greenwood
township, has been appointed truant
officer for st. Clair county. Mr.. Pal
mateer will devote his entire time to
his new duties and County School Com.
missioner is confident that his work
will be performed to the entire salts
faction of everyone. Mr.. Palmateer is
a school director.
Mabel, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Manley, of Sandusky, was
married to Charles Kirkpatrick. pros
porous young farmer of Custer town
ship, Wednesday, October 10. Both
young people are very popular in their
respective communities. The Jeffer-
sonian extends heartfelt cOngratula-
tions.-Sanilac JeffersOnian.
f. G. Reynolds, who has leased the
| BowleS building for a restaurant has
had the interior neatly painted and
decorated and will have an opening next
| Saturday night. He has named his
place the Bismark Restaurant and will
make a speciality of chicken suppers
and oyster stews. The public in gener-
al is invited to visit his place.
County Clerk Jeff q. Brown was in
Yale Saturday evening issueing deer
| licenses to prospective hunters. Those
who made affidavit are Thomas Grimes,
Channcey Kelly, Charles Slosser and
Warren Roadway. There are others
who intend to HE themselves to the
wilds of northern Michigan during
November and will secure their licenses
little later OH.
Rev. and Mrs. +. J. Johnson were
given a reception at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Holden on Monday
evening. About thirty-fve members
and adherents of the Methodist Episco-
pal church were present and met the
new pastor and his wife. The evening
was spent in social enjoyment, music
and before the company left for their
homes a dainty lunch was served by
the hostess.
The coffee and cookie demonstration
at Fred Taylor's grocery last Saturday
was a success beyond the expectation
of those interested. The National
Biscuit Co. and the National Grocery
Co. had representatives present to
demonstrate the merits of their goods,
and cakes and coffee was served to a
large number of people, and in nearly
every instance sales of the goods dem
onstrated were made. The Exposition
force extends thanks for nice "hand-
out" which was certainly enjoyed by
every member from the editor down to
his Satanic Majesty.