The Yale expositor., 1912-11-28
Local and Otherwise.
Give thanks today.

Roy Fuller's jewelry store.
Ideal weather the past week for our
farmers to do their fall work.
A slight covering of snow was spread
over the ground tuesday morning.
Charley Slosser is the new clerk in
Richards Bros hardware III place Of
Chris Schum.
Thanksgiving special at Princess
Theatre this afternoon and evening.
Admission 5 and l0c.
John Hutton can look neither to the
right nor to the left--he has a stiff
neck. No rubber-necking for John
nova. days.
Milton Edighoffer, who has been
laid up for the past two weeks with
quinsey, is at work again but not feel
ing any too well.
Jas. Is. Black ford has the foundation
laid and has started the frame for a
new dwelling house on the II. q. White
lot.
A new steel truss roof is being plac-
ed on the boiler room at the WOODEN
mills and other improvements made
about the premises.
"A marriage license has been issued
by the county clerk of this county to
John McAllen of Greenwood and
Frances Alpine of Columbus.
=. j. Flynn, formerly employed at
the Crysler Hotel, is the new bartender
at the Paisley Hotel in place of Pat
Heron who has gone to Onaway.
Bert WEIGH has sold his interest in
the draying and carriage business to
Robert Lawson Bert's health will not
allow him to continue in the business
Special communication Brockway
Lodge, No. 3l6, f. ~ A. NJ, Thursday
evening next. Degree work. Refresh
ments. All members and visitors are
urged to attend.
Geo. ID. MacCombs singing Sunday
morning and evening at the Presbyter-
ian and Methodist Episcopal churches
was very much appreciated by the large
congregations that attended these SER
vices.
Chris Schum, who has been employed
in John Hutton's and Richards Bros
hardware stores as clerk for the past
several years, has sold his property
here and with his wife has moved to
Detroit.
Yale football boys met defeat at the
hands of the high school team at Mar.
lette last Friday in score of p to o.
Our boys could not have been at them
selves as Marlette and Yale are pretty
evenly matched.
! Willis Thody has the frame up and
enclosed for fine large dwelling house
on the farm he recently purchased of
Calvin Russell south of Yale. Looks
as though Willis intended taking unto
himself a wife.
Married by Fr. Cullinane at Sacred
Heart parsonage, Wednesday evening,
$50, Miss Ethel Shaw and Eugene
Wilt. Both young people are well and
favorably known in Yale and their
many friends offer them their con-
CALCULATIONS.
Osborn Phelps returned home from
the hospital at Philadelphia last Satur-
day night in company with. his brother
Othello. Osborn met with an accident
while in Philadelphia by falling down
coal chute, cutting bad cash in his
head. He is getting along nicely now.
Clyde Richards had slight ACCIDENT
happen him on Tuesday. In fixing the
fire in the heating stove at the hard
ware store the flames blew out into his
face, scorching his eyebrows and hair
some. Clyde feels that he is lucky
fellow in escaping from what might
have been more serious injury.
Mr.. VIM. Cove and Miss Violet Hea-
ley of Inlay City were united in the
holy bonds of matrimOny at the resi-
dence of Rev. Charles Bragg, Yale,
Wednesday, Nov. q, at high noon. Mr..
and Mrs. Cove left on the evening
train for Detroit and will be at their
home near INLAY City after Dec. LIST.
Congratulations.
The opening and demonstration at
Fred TaylOr's last Saturday was very
successful affair. "A large number of
people visited the store both afternoon
and evening and were treated to hot
coffee and waters. Mr.. Taylor is well
pleased with the success of his efforts
and the people showed their apprecia-
ton by visiting his place.
Geo. Il. Turner of West Brockway
has little gold nugget sent to him by
his brother Joe in Alaska which he
prizes very highly. 1t is II shaped and
is in the rough. Joe, left Yale eleven
years ago and is now at Iditarod, COM
fortably well.to do. He bankers for
home and old friends and associates
and writes that if all is well he will re-
turn in the spring.
The first gasoline motor car ever
used on the Pere Marquette railway
was put into operation Nov. 3lst be-
tween Palms, HarbOr Beach and Port
Hope. President Cotter of the u. M.
and Supt. Tasker of the Harbor Beach
division were in Harbor Beach Thurs.
day and witnessed the trial of the new
car, and it is said if the tryOut proves
successful other branches of the rail
way in the Thumb may shortly be
equipped with the gasoline motor cars.
Lewis, the l5-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John K. Walker, who left Yale
last summer with Sun Brothers show,
is now at Norfolk, Va, and has written
his psrents he is coming home as soon
as able having just recovered from
siege of typhoid fever in the hospital
IT that city. The boy has | cen over
many states and seen good deal of
this country in few months but has