The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-01-25

81. VI.
James Haggerty still remains very
low.
Mrs. j. W. Harrington was i'm Detroit
part of last week.
Daniel Ferguson is recovered from
his recent sickness,
The weather of the past week has
moderated considerably.
Mrs. Joseph Yuill and nece were in
Port Huron Saturday last.
J. B. Weymouth and Bert Holden
were III Port Huron Wednesday,
Edna and Eta Miller were in Ypsi-
lanti the latter part of last week.
VIM. Il. Macdonald was in Port
Huron saturday last III business.
j. IL Merrill and Lambert Jones were
III Port Hnron Friday on business.
Mrs. Nicholas Owens who is confined
IL her home 10y sickness is no better.
Jas. Ross and Charley wit transacted
business in Port Huron Saturday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burt, of Pontiac,
have been spending the week among
Yale friends.
Fred Schum returned Saturday from
points III Canada.
Final examinations for the first sem
ester are keeping teachers and pupils
OH the rack this week.
Mrs. j. Nj. Smith was called to La
peer last week Wednesday To attend
the funeral OF her grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Evans returned
Saturday from visit to their daughter
Mrs. W. \. Williams at Sandusky.
Get busy and call at J. Nj. Smiths
store and profit 10y his low prices dur
ing his Clearance and Pre-lnventory
sale.
Geo. Dung and son Rob, Of Waters,
have been spending part of the week
with relatives and friends in and around
Yale.
Born to the wife of Clarence Drake,
al the home IN Melvin, on Wednesday,
January a, 1912, IL son. Congratula.
tons.
Buy "a $500 pair of shoes any day
next week, clip Coupon from }. Nj.
Smiths All. and receive 1900 extra
piano votes.
Mr. and MIS-. Phil Walker of Wayne,
Charles and Grace Brown, of Detroit,
were here attending the funeral of
Lemuel Brown.
w. |. Tillotson left for Niles Friday
accompanied by Mrs. v a. Lacy. The
latter will visit Chicago and Jackson
before returning home.
There will be a social at the Bidle-
man school OH Friday evening Feb. :.
Each lady bring PIE and come pre-
pared TO have a good time.
You cannot realize how cheap you
can buy all kinds of winter wearing
apparel unless you call at J. NJ. Smiths
store and look his bargains over
Elder J. Ii. Patton will preach at
Brick Chapel Sunday, Jan. %, at 3 and
: p.m m. III you are interested in Bible
study or spiritual things come and
hear him.
Bert Mcdonald went to Flint Tues
day morning from which city he will
accompany his brother Nint TO a Grand
Rapids hospital where the latter will
undergo an operation.
Yale Chapter o. +. ;. held special
meeting OH Wednesday evening III Ma
sonic hall for the purpose of initiation.
After the business session IA program of
music and speaking was given and Il
lunch served.
A leap year dancing party is to be
given in Central hall Friday evening
this week. All the ladies receiving in
vitations are on the lookout for gentle
men friends TO escort. Its great fun
once in while.
We learn that the Harrington House
at Brown City burned to the ground
Wednesday night. The property was
owned by a company and operated by
William Wilkie. We learned nothing
of the amount of loss or insurance.
Much interest is manifested in the
religious meetings conducted in the
Free Methodist church. beginning
next Sunday evening revival meetings
will begin and continue indefinitely.
A warm welcome is extended to all to
attend.
The following list Of Yale gentlemen
our city at the automobile
show in Detroit this week. William
Andreae and son Lloyd, Clyde Adams,
Clyde Cochrane, Ed. Andreae, Alex
Sayles, George Mcintyre, Lew Etchells |
and W. Ii. Fletcher.
Many cellars are reported as having
frozen during this cold spell, that never
did so before. Many bushels Of pota
toes are spoiled by freezing in cellars
thought to be impervious to frost. The
severity and length of the recent cold |
spell hasn't been equalled in years.
Just A Mere Club will meet next
Wednesday evening, Jan. 81, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Andreae.
The members will be entertained by |
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Andreae, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Andreae, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred |
Mathews and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Youngs. |