The Yale expositor., 1912-11-07
Local and Otherwise.
Snow storm Nov. LIST.

snow storm Nov. LIST.
Thanksgiving Nov. %.
Benjamin Bricker and family have
moved to Yale from Lynn.
OFoot-ball at city park tomorrow
friday between Yale and Vassar.
Nicholas Owens has moved onto his
farm where he will remain for the
winter.
Mrs. Alex Pollock was elected presi-
dent of the n. Y. b. club at the last
regular meeting.
Henry Brinkman has been appointed
postmaster at Avoca in place of DR.. l..
M. Ardiel, resigned.
DR.. Wight and family are now oc-
cupying their new home on corner of
North and Jones streets.
Rain Tuesday night and Wednesday
all day and night. The land has sufli-
cient water for the winter.
Chris Schum has sold his house and
lot corner Kennifck and Mil streets
and with his wife will soon move to
Detroit.
Rev. Samuel G.. Bettes of Chicago
will occupy the pulpit in the Free
Methodist church next Tuesday even
ing, Nov. ~.
Lewis Armstrong and family have
moved to Detroit and taken up their
residence in that city. We regret to
see our townspeople move away.
A business meeting of the n. Y. b.
will be held Monday evening next, at
the home Of Mrs. A. Pollock. All
members are requested to attend.
Delos Zavits who has looked after
the Standard Oil Cos business at Yale
for several years has resigned and
Walter Smith now has charge of the
work.
Married on Monday evening, Nov. 4,
by Rev. l.. Clark, Robert Grimes of
Speaker and Gertrude Elston of Yale.
The ExpOstor extends congratulations
to the young couple.
Symon p, Murphy of Lynn township
has voted for seventeen presidents of
these United States. He is in fairly
good health and will no doubt live to
vote for several more.
Adams ~ Turner pressed 90 tons
and 800 lbs. of hay in four days for j.
w. Hazelman. The press was set six
times to do the work. We think this
is an extraordinary showing. Can any
one beat it?
The game of football on the grounds
here last Friday between Yale and
The day was very rainy and the at
tendance at the game was not as large
as was anticipated.
Word is brought to the Expositor Of
flee that one of the candidates who
was defeated in the recent election felt
so ashamed to 60 home to his wife and
family that he put in Tuesday night
on the hay at the 10cent feed barn.
Bert Travis and Leslie Silyerthorn
have taken charge of the Crysler
House and are making many changes
and improvements about the house
and premises. Both young men are
well and favOrably known here and
will do doubt do big business.
Halloween last Thursday light
passed off very quietly. But very little
damage was done about the city. Some
articles lying around loose were re-
moved to different locations. The
night was too rainy to be very enjoy
able. Social parties were held at
diff erent homes and good times had at
these gatherings.
Jas. IL. Moore, carrier OH rural route
No. of Yale, handed us a box the
other day sent in to the Expositor Of
flee by Mrs. Jas. b. Brown. Our first
thought was that it was nice turkey
or duck for our Thanksgiving dinner
but on opening the box we found
several branches of ripe raspberries
taken from the bushes in Mrs. Browns
berry patch.
Carlyle IL VanNorman will give a
social dancing party under the auspi-
ces of the Social Dancing Club at Nc.
Kinney Hall, Old Brockway, Tuesday
evening, Nov. II. First-class music
by McKanlass four-plece orchestra of
Port Huron. Floor manager Fred
Russell. Bill $1.00. Accommodation
for horses and rigs extra. The public
cordially invited.
A number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Crysler gathered at the hotel
Thursday evening last and gave them
a farewell reception on their retiring
from business here in Yale. A thirty
nine pound turkey was served and all
present enjoyed the feast. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crysler were presented with a
rocking chair as reminder of the
friendship existing.