The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-03-21


The roads are very rough since the
freeze up.
A number of the young people en-
joyed a dance in Central hall Friday
evening
A slight rain visited this section
Tuesday afternoon followed by freeze
up in the evening and snow the next
morning.
DR.. Yuill. we are informed, is sick
with pneumonia at his home south
of the city. Dr.. Ardiel. of Avoca,
was up on Monday, to see him.
The Ladies Aid of Bethel church,
Lynn, will serve lunch at the school
house near the Lynn Town Hall on
election day, April list. Price 10
cents.
Washington l.. o. L., will meet in
their hall in West Brockway, Tuesday
evening. March 26. Business of import
ance to be transacted. All members
urged to be present.
Al Thomas is stepping high, wide
and handsome this week. all on ac-
count of a fine 10 lb. daughter born
to his home on st. Patrick's day,
Sunday. March 18th.
Tom McWaters, of Watford. Ont,
has purchased the Floyd Ryno house
and two lots in the south part of the
city. and w,.l move his family here
about the first of April.
Claud H. Sweet, of Yale, has
moved his household goods to San
dusky. He has accepted position
as tinsmith with the Hub Hardware.
--Sanilac County Farmer.
The Methodist Episcopal people
visited Yale's other churches and
Sunday schools last Sunday, because
there was no coal TO warm their own
church and none to be bought.
The third quarterly meeting of the
Yale Free Methodist church will be
held March 20 to 81, Rev. A. e. Thorn
as, of Memphis, in charge A welcome
extended to all. George Hosmer. pas
tor.
The warm sunshine during the
past few days has melted the snow
quite rapidly and pretty nearly
whipped the sleighing. We believe
everybody will welcome the warm
springlike weather,
Some of the 18th and Sth graders
are learning to trip the light fan
tastic. A party of them had a plea
SAINT time In Central hall Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Ed. Andreae and
Mrs. Will Rub as chaperones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. f. Schmidt
purchased of VIM. V. Andreae near
Avoca. We are sorry to lose our old
friends but our best wishes go with
them to their new home.
Henry Doele says that the Elk
positor is valuable advertising me-
dunn. Only recently he inserted
small adv. and received quick re-
turns. He has another liner In this
weeks paper and will no doubt be
impressed more strongly that it pays
to advertise in the Expositor.
j. w. Hazleman. of Milan, Mich,
has moved his household goods onto
the farm south of Yale which he
purchased of Chas. F. Schmidt. The
Exposition extends a hearty welcome
to Mr.. Hazleman and family and
wishes them every success possible
during their stay among us.
We were so tremendously busy
last week Friday. not even taking
time to go home to our meals, that
we scarcely noticed the big blizzard
which was raging and neglected to
chronicle 1t in the EXpostor TO go
down in the annals of time. But the
big storm of March - will not be
forgotten for some time.
OIL Hollenbeck met with rather SER
iOus accident on Monday While rid
ing on a load of baled hay the sleigh
dropped into rut and tipped over.
When OIL noticed the load tipping he
jumped but did not land far enough
away. One of the heavy bales pinned
him to the ground breaking one of his
legs in two places. He was removed to
the home of his brother, Elmer, and
DR.. Wight summoned who set the frac-
tured limb. The patient is getting
along as well as could be expected,