The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-02-01
Local and Otherwise.
Candlemas day tomorrow.

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going to let up.
Almost everybody has cold now a.
days, or the mumps or the measles.
A. j. Harnden has been confined to
his home by sickness for the past three
weeks.
Ever notice how easy it is for a
man to get married who isn't able to
support wifel
There was no school on Tuesday on
account of the Teachers Institute al
Port Huron that day.
Quarterly meeting will he held i'm the
Methodist Protestant church. Yale
February 10 and II. All cordially in
yited to attend.
AL the teachers attended the Insti
tute in Port Huron OH Tuesday except
Miss Munton and Miss Miller who are
on the sick list.
The Ladies' Bible Class of the Pres.
byterian church will meet with Mrs
Harvey :. Hydorn next Wednesday
evening, February 7th.
There will be special program al
christian Endeayor meeting at Presby-
terrain church, sunday evening, at 600
o'clock. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Jesse Rapley, Of North Branch,
Is on the sick list, the services Of Il
nurse being required. Friends hope tu
hear of her being better soon.
Every little item helps make better
home paper. Remember this when you
have friends visiting you, or know an
item of news of any nature, and let the
ExpOsitor know about it..
Someone started story the other
day that the Pere Marquette passenger
trains were "on time" Monday night.
Everybody was astoniShed and some
rather doubt, q the statement.
Isabel Anderson had the misfortune
TO break her leg while sliding down the
hill back Of the school house Friday
last. DIR. Wight sci the fracture and
she is doing rs well as possible.
A classified advertisement in the Tx.
positOr brings results. When you have
something to sell, want help or lose
anything, try one OF these liners. You
will be surprised at. the results they
will bring you.
Married at the Methodist Protestant
parsonage, on Wednesday, January 81,
by Rev. J. W. Saxbee, Mr.. Oscar Cellar
and Miss Mary Collins, both Of Green
wood. Their friends are extending
congratulations.
The JustA Mere club met at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Andreae
Wednesday night. Mrs. Chas. Andreae,
Mrs. Dolf Andreae, Mrs. Fred Mathews
and Mrs Geo. Ioungs were the enter.
tainers for the evening.
The Annual Cleaner Ball will be held
III Mckinney hail, Brockway, on Tues
day evening, Feb. IL. Music by Fran
ces Atkinsons orchestra. "A good time
promised. You are cordially invited.
Bill, including supper, 800.
The Sanilac County Overseer brings
to light several instances of farmers
around Croswell abusing their stock in
allowing it to stand out this bitter cold
weather with neither sufficient feed or
shelter. Some cattle have died from
exposure.
We are rather up against il this week
our foreman has left and our compost
tor is sick-a-bed. The publisher is the
whole works and is working full time
in an endeavor to get the ExpOsitor out
If everything is not just as it should
he and we are little late in getting the
paper to you please be considerate and
we will feel thankful.
On Wednesday, Feb. 9TH, the Detroit
Journal starts baseball picture con-
test in which the prizes will be ten sea.
son tickets to Bennett Park, five half.
season tickets, and 900 single admis.
sion tickets good at any time. All these
tickets entitle the holder to grand stand
seats. Full particulars can be found
III the Detroit Journal.
Chas ). Brown, who has been foreman
in the Expositur office for several years
has purchased the Sanilac County Far
mer at Sandusky and taken possession
of same. The equipment in this office
is complete, having a linotype machine,
the latest improved job and news press
es and lots of neat up-to-date type. We
wish Charley every success i'm his ven-
ture. He expects to move his family
to Sandusky soon.
The n. Y. b. club met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Windsor last
Thursday evening. The first prize was
given to Mrs. Ferman Henderson,, the
second, which was openly suggestive,
was taken by Mrs. L. w. Farley. 1t
consisted of a scrub brush with the
words "get busy" on it. We predict
that Mrs. Farley will win no more End
prizes. Gentlemen's first prize was won
by Clyde dams, and BOBBY by DR.. w.
q. Wight.
The January just passed was an ideal
winter month, its equal is not remem
bered by the oldest inhabitant. Snow
and bitter cold all through. The doc
tors report but very little sickness and
very few deaths. No doubt many poor
families with not enough clothing and
fuel to keep warm suffered considerable.
It is predicted that the crops will be IA
bundant next season all on account of
the ground being protected by a cover.
ing of snow.
Mrs. II. ii. Parkinson received tele-
gram on Monday from Tacoma, Wash,
the death of her brother,
Robert ID. Shut About week ago
Mrs. Parkinson had letter from him
stating he was in splendid health and
had just been examined by physician
with the intention of taking out more
life insurance and was pronounced
sound and in excellent health. The
telegram did not state any particulars.
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