The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-12-19
Local and Otherwise.

Steve Windsor was at Port Huron
last Saturday.
j. W. Harrington was in PIT Huron
the first of the week.
DR.. j. b. Stevens spent Tuesday in
Port Huron OH business.
Jay b. Weymouth was at 1T. Huron
on legal business Tuesday.
Bessie Grimes of Attention is visiting
her sister Mrs Grant Holden.
Jerry Johnston visited friends and
relatives in Detroit this week.
Fred II. Palmer made hurried trip
to Detroit Oh business Tuesday.
Clyde Richards was at Sebewaing
the first of the week Oh business.
Mrs. Kate Menerey and daughter Is
abel were Port Huron visitors Wednes-
day.
Ed Andreae and wife and Mrs. J. A.
Menzies were at Port Huron Friday
last.
An inch or more of the beautiful
covered the ground this Thursday
morning.
w. ID. Sayles visited friends and
acquaintance in Tuscola county the
past week.
Marie McNulty arrived home We'd
nesday night from the convent at No
tire Dame.
Noah Donnenworth of Roseburg
was in Yale Wednesday on his way to
Port Huron.
Nora Brown will spend her Christ
mas holidays with friends and relatives
at North Branch
Floyd Reid is assisting in Mathews
u Wight's drug store with view of
learning pharmacy.
J. |. Rosenthal was called to Detroit
the first of the week on account of the
death of a relative.
Rex Holden is in Brown City today
attending the funeral of his grand
father, Robt. q. Brown.
Mrs. Chauncey Kelley of Detroit has
been spending the past week with
Yale relatives and friends.
Holiday shoppers should study the
advertisements of our merchants in
this issue of the Expositor.
James Foster, of Peck, was called to
Wyoming, Ont, last week to visit his
brother John who is seriously ill.
Regular meeting Yale Chapter o. +.
). Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th, 700
o'clock. Alice Nj. Mckenzie, Sec'y.
Mrs. John McMurtrie has gone to
stockton, Kansas, to make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Helen Lavell.
Monday evening the Methodist Pro
testant sunday school will give a
Christmas entertainment. Everybody
will be made welcome.
Bert Jackson who has been working
in WOODEN mill ut Duluth, Mimi, for
the past summer and fall, is home for
the Christmas holidays.
Fred Polly and wife have returned
home from attending the state grange
at the 500. They visited friends at Pc
toskey and Traverse City.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
did exceedingly well with their bazaar
last week, nearly every article being
sold. The amount taken in during the
sale was $90.5O.
The windows of the merchants of
our city have decidedly holiday APP
pearance, warning everybody that there
are only few days left in which TO do
holiday shopping. Santa'll catch you
unawares if YOU don't watch out.
We clip the following from the Mt.
Clemens Daily Leader of Dec. 18th,
noting the distinguished guests of that
noted city: George w. Allen, of Yale,
Mich, is stopping at the Sherman
House while taking the baths in the
city,"
We have received many subscriptions
during the past few weeks with re-
quests to send the Exposition to absent
friends and relatives as Christmas
gifts. 1t is not too late yet to hand in
your dollar and make some friend you
admire a present of this kind.
Floyd Ryno will sell his household
goods at his residence on Mary street,
Yale, Saturday, Dec. u, at one o'clock
p. m. sharp. q. W. Bell, auctioneer.
Usual terms. Mr.. Ryno and family
will move to Arizona next Tuesday
where they will make their future
home.
VIM. f. Menerey has purchased the
express and oil business operated i'm
this city for many years by Warren
Roadway and will take possession the
first of January. Mr.. Roadway has
purchased tract of land near Millers-
burg and expects to move with his
family in the spring and take up farm
ing.
The Entire nous club met at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mcintyre Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th. |
A very enjoyable time was had by all |
present. The next meeting will be |
held Dec. 3lst at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. V. A. Lacy at which time the |
members will watch the old year out |
and the new year in.
Do you know that a barber makes |
more money than most any other trades
man? Comparatively few are taking |
this up, so the field is not crowded, but |
what trade is better. The Moler Barber |
College at 1873 So. Wabash ave., Chicago |
Ills, informs us they issue free book |
let showing their method of teaching |
this work now in a few weeks where |
it formerly took years. Anyone out of
work should investigate