The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-01-04
Local and Otherwise.

Now IL Is leap year.
School begins next Monday.
Easter sunday will fail on April :.
James Reyes is very i'll at his home.
Everybody who sees the piano at
Smiths says, the piano is fine "
The newspapers are liiled with pro-
posed railroad talk.
Regular meeting of q. T.. =. next
" ednesday evening.
Skating on the creek is much enjoyed
10y the youngsters these days.
Read all the store news in the changes
of ads. this week and profit thereby.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rose on
Thursday, Jan. I, 1912, an lib boy.
Congratulations.
The first real snow storm occurred
on Saturday last. Hardly enough to
make real good sleighing.
We need another inch or two of
snow to make the sleighing first class.
It's now half wheeling and half running.
The Almont Herald this week starts
upon its 3Sth year. 1t is newsy little
paper and well deserves its good pat
ronage.
Special meeting Yale Tent No. S6,
X. o. 7. Nj. M. Friday evening, Jan. ..
Election of officers and other business
to be transacted.
Chas. Weymouth has traded his
house and lot in this city as part pay.
ment CD Fred anskivar's farm, known
as the Geo. W. Bell place.
Annual meeting of Riverside Driving
Club Tuesday evening, Jan. 9, at s
o'clock. Election of officers and other
important business TO be transacted.
Just Mere Club meets next We'd
nesday evening at the hoWe of Mrs. w.
II. LearmOnt Anna Hayes, Jennie
Sheehy and Mrs Learmont will enter
tain.
The Maud Stevens concert will
be given in Central Hall, Yale, Thurs
day evening, January II, as the third
number of the Business Mems Lecture
Course.
Installation of officers Camp Yale,
w. o. W., next Wednesday evening,
Jan. 10th. All members urged to at
tend. Lots to eat and plenty of cigars
to smoke.
Did you hear the bells ringing out
the Old and in the New Year? The
Methodist Episcopal and Methodist
Protestant bells were the ones rung. 1t
is good custom.
Married at the Free Methodist par
sonage. Yale, on Wednesday, Jan. 3,
1912, Rev. Clarence f. King, of Port
Huron, and Miss Iva sly, of Amadore,
by Elder G.. a. Hosmer.
a bunch of young people were invited
to the home of Gladys Wallace We'd
nesday evening, in honor of the guests
of Evangeline and Henry HydOrn. a
pleasant time was enjoyed.
The 1S.months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Stone, of Sandusky, died
early Christmas morning, of intestine
trouble. The remains were brought to
Yale Wednesday of last week for
burial.
A very pleasant party was enjoyed
by about twenty.four young people AT
the home of Elizabeth McColl, on Fri.
day evening last. After several hours
of amusement ice cream and cake were
served.
Daniel Foley. of Emmett, spent a
pleasant half hour in the Expositor
Office Wednesday. Uncle Dan is all
taken up with good roads and he hopes
every citizen will become interested in
the movement.
Herman Zinzo, who has been ailing
for three weeks and unable to work,
was taken very much worse on Tues
day and has since been confined to his
bed at the Paisley Hotel. 1t is hoped
he may recover soon.
This week the Prescott News com.
pletes Vol. |. The past year has been
prosperous one for Bro. Wells and we
congratulate him on his success. May
the years to come be full of good luck,
health and happiness.
Marie McNulty gave social after
noon party to fourteen of her girl
friends on Tuesday afternoon from 2
to 6. Several enjoyable games were
played and delicious supper was
served 10y Mrs. McNulty.
We acknowledge receipt of a beauti
full 1912 calendar from j. l.. Snyder,
president of the Michigan Agricultural
College, and hereby return thanks for
same. 1t comes with holiday greetings
and is very acceptable indeed.
a pleasant dancing party was given
New Years night in Central hall. A
gOodly company attended who tripped
the light fantastic until one i'm the
morning when the lights went out.
The local orchestra furnished the
music.
Supt. of Public Instruction l.. l..
Wright has called three day teachers
institute for Sanilac county to be held
at Sandusky about the middle of Jan
uary. He desires all schools to be
closed and the attendance of every
teacher.
John, the -year.old son of John J.
Mullaney, died on Saturday, Dec. 30,
1911. The funeral was held from
Sacred Heart church, Yale, on Tues
day, Jan. g 1912, Rev. Il. J. Cullinane
officiating. lnterment in the Catholic |
cemetery.
a new organization has been formed
in Port Huron called the Port Huron |
Artificial Ice Company, which has
capitalization of 100000 A 3-story |
structure will be beoun at onca and |