The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-03-14
Local and Otherwise.

Winter ends aud spring begins on
March 2lst.
Next Sunday is st. Patricks Day.
March 18th.
John Caswel is quite poorly at his
home on Jones street.
Mrs. Marion Johnson Of Almont is
keeping house for Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Roy
Fuller.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herb
Perry in Speaker township on Wednes-
day, March 9th. Here s hoping.
David StOncr and family of Sandus-
Ky have gone to Detroit to live with
their son. Lafo, who recently lost his
wife by death.
We have an idea that from now on
we will experience weather little
warmer. Can we stand it after being
half frozen so long'
Born to Mr.. and Mrs John Meharg
on Friday March s, 1912. II son. Here S
hoping that he may grow to manhood
and prosper through life.
In card from w. A. Knowles we
are instructed to change his Expositor
from Beaver Dam, Wis, to Lacon. H.,
to which place he and wife have NOV
sd.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dougall McNair are
moving from Clare to Standish where
Mr.. McNair will act as cashier of the
new bank recently established by James
McColl and ". ii. Learmont, of Yale.
Ed Eilber has been stepping high
the past week and carrying a smile az
broad as Main street. On inquiry we
learn from Ed that he is papa to Il
pretty baby daughter, born Saturday,
March ..
The Ladies of Sacred Heart church
Yale. will give Il calendar social and
supper in Central hail, Mnnday evening
March 18th. Admission p cents. Sup
per from 500 clock until all are
served. Everybody come and have Il
good time. Al will be welcome.
We were mistaken in regard to +.
=. Black. t Marine city, being in
Detroit hospital having suffered re-
lapse of typhoid fever. He did have
Il slight relapse but not bad enough to
send him to the hospital and at pres
ent he is in nearly his usual good
health.
Auditor General Fuller SAYS the rail
roads Of Michigan have paid the state
in taxes during the past five years, $l9.-
10000. OF this amount the Michigan
Central has paid over Il quarter or So
OIL 900 or more than all the railroads
in the upper peninsula. which have con-
tributed but $4,l2S,O0 during the same
period.
The deal was closed Tuesday where
by James Spencer turns his horse "Joe
Chimes over to VIM. a. Lewis the
veteran trainer, who will race the horse
this summer. Judging from past per-
formances ".Joe Chimes with little
seasoning by w. A. should put few
Of 'em where you can t see 'em for the
dust.-Armada Times.
The golden anniversary of the organ.
iaztion Of the Twenty-third Michigan
infantry will be held in Saginaw in
September. There are 80 survivors
of the regiment. George b. Green OF
Detroit is adiutant. Gen. 0. l.. Spauld
ing of Washington was colonel of the
regiment. The regiment started from
East Saginaw, Sept. Is, 1862.
We are in receipt of a copy of La
Republica, published at San Jose,
Costa Rca. The journal is printed in
the Spanish tongue and contains IA
good showing of advertising and gen
eral news matter. We have scanned
its pages closely and find lots Of in
teresting reading-even if it is Dutch
to us. Our old friend John $. Dufiie,
of New Orleans, La, sends this copy
to us. He is at the present time trav
cling in Costa Rica, for the wholesale
drug firm of Finlay Dicks & CO.. selling
their goods.
The removal of the old buildings
from the site on which will be erected
Il modern new hotel by j. w. Harring-
ton, as soon as possible, does away
with an old land mark and likewise an
eyesore that has been on this lot for
nearly half century. Slowly these
old time buildings are torn down and
replaced by new and up-to-date struc-
lures that add beauty to our Main
street. There are more of these dilap
dated and Anticipated old Ian dmarks
that should be RACED and give room for
something better. 1t will no doubt
require time to make all the desired
changes.
Abraham Lincoln had lot of evil
tongued enemies and this is the phil
osophical attitude he assumed toward
them: eff ! were TO read, much less
answer, all the attacks made on me,
this shop might as well be closed for
any other business. do the best ]
know how--the very best ! can; and |
mean to keep on doing it to the end.
If the end brings me out all right, what
is said against me will not amount to
anything. If the end brings me out
wrong. ten angels swearing ! was right
would make no difference. = The world
has not changed so very much during
Lincoln e time-only the brood of carp