The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-10-03
Local and Otherwise.

ale from Melvin.
Yale has been largely represented at
the Inlay City fair this week.
Margaret Worden has been engaged
to teach school near Marine City.
Jas. III. Moore has sold his Kennefck
street house and lot to Chas. Slosser.
The frame for the new M. Il. parson-
age is up and the work of sheathing is
in progress.
What we need at the present time is
progressive weather bureau along
with other good things.
The High School football team will
go to Sandusky Friday where match
ed game has been arranged.
Michael Sheehy jr. has been looking
after the pool room for Henry Welch
this week during his absence.
Rus Secdrd brought an apple blossom
picked from one of his trees to our of
flee today. 1t is quiet novelty.
Mrs. Norman Strevel has moved
some of her household goods to her
new farm home in Grant township.
A chicken social will be held at the
East Greenwood M. Il. church on Fri
day evening, Oct. IL. Everybody in
vited.
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge No. 3l6. f. & A. NJ, Thursday
evening, Oct. II. Work on Fellowcraft
degree.
Married at the residence of Rev. l..
Clark on Wednesday. Oct. 2, 1912, Geo.
Hunter of Maple Valley and Miss
Blanche Griffin of Sanilac county.
Nearly every householder has his
heating stove up and in operation.
Those who have furnaces in their
houses are getting them in readiness.
The choir of the Methodist Episcopal
church will give a program of music
Sunday evening next at 1880 o'clock in
stead of the regular preaching service.
Everyone invited.
The letting of the Middleton drain
which was advertised for Sept. 30 has
been postponed to Tuesday, Oct. eth at
2 o'clock p. m. by County Drain Com
missioner Cavanagh.
All of the old veterans from this To-
cality who could get away attended the
reunion at Port Huron this week Mon
day and Tuesday. The program and
entertainment while in that city was
very interesting
Fred Taylor has all adv. in this week
announcing baking powder demon.
stratiOn at his grocery store on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. Z,
s and 8. Keep the dates in mind and
be sure and make the store visit.
A telegram is received by Isaac Me-
mercy that Mrs. Robert Menerey died
at Coleman today. Mrs. Menerey has
been in perfect health this summer and
fall and was planning on making
friends in Yale visit this month.
The Michigan Bell Telephone Com
pany are making a change in the rates
and great many are having their
phones taken out. Business places are
now $24,00 per year and residences
$500. No change in rural phones.
John Holden and brother Will have
purchased large tract of land near
Gladwin which they will operate as a
stock ranch, raising cattle and sheep.
This is paying industry and we pre-.
dict that the boys will meet with sue
cess.
Demonstrators representing the De-
troit branch of the Chalmers Motor Car
Co. were here this week with two 1913
cars. Several prospective purchasers
were shown why the Chalmers is the
car to buy. Ed Andreae is agent for
Yale and vicinity.
Mrs. VIM. Weese and granddaughter
Miss Mabel Johnson visited relatives
at Yale last week. While there Mrs.
Weese had the misfortune to fall,
severely wrenching her knee. She came
home Saturday in an auto but has been
confined to the house since.-Imlay
City Times.
Jennie Fletcher and Ina Wharton
entertained this Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Freda Wallace. Four
teen were present and games were in
dulged in during the evening Elmer
POmeroy received LIST prize and Elda
Adams consolation. a dainty lunch
was served. Freda was the recipient
of set of silver spoons. A very en-.
joyable evening was spent
The Expositor subscription list has
been corrected this week. If your
label does not give the date to which |
you have paid correctly please notify |
this office at once that we may rectify |
the error. If you are in arrears call and |
square up or send by mail an amount |
sufficient to make the arrearage good. |
We are greatly in need of the coin of |
the realm to pay our bills and keep out |