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

Ilenly Oh apples ana grapes tnis Iail.
The circuit court for Sanilac county
convened OH Monday.
Do your trading in Yale Better
values and better prices.
Visit the schools and encourage the
teachers along in their work.
The work of laying the cement gut
tiers. has begun and is progressing
nicely.
School teachers are requested to send
their monthly school reports to the EX-
pOsitor.
Fourteen converts to the Mennonite
| faith were immersed in the waters of
Mill creek Sunday morning.
Andrew Award has the foundation
laid for a tenament house on his lot on
South Kennifick street.
Special meeting of Yale Chapter O.
L. ). next Wednesday evening, Oct.
18th. Alice Mckenzie, Sec.
The season for shooting all kinds of
ducks will open October 18th. Only
teal and mallards may now be killed.
Geo. W. Gardner handed us a pear
this week grown on tree in his yard
that weighs one pound and three ozs.
The publishers family enjoyed a
mess of sweet corn for last Sunday
dinner, the gift of Henry Johnston jr.
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. IL A. NJ, Thursday
oil &
degree.
Sunday was an ideal auto day and
everyone owning machine took adj
vantage of the beautiful weather and
good roads
Yale high school foot ball team
scored great victory at Sandusky last
Friday-22 to nothing. Our boys are
starting out strong.
Yale Grange will meet next We'd
nesday evening, Oct. 18th, at which
time there will be debate and pro-
gram. Everybody INVITED.
Bernice Harrington has been very ill
at her home in Yale for the past week
and confined to her bed. Her friends
hope she may soon recover.
There will be no preaching service in
the Free Methodist church in Yale
Sunday evening. Rey. Hosmer ex-
poets to attend district meeting in
Port Huron Sunday.
Edith Roadway is recovering nicely
from her recent operation for append
citis in the Port Huron hospital. She
has been setting up each day this past
week at her home.
If we might only have couple of
weeks of such days as last Saturday
and Sunday what blessing it would
be to our farmers. And perhaps we
will have. Who knows?
The evening hour for preaching ser.
vices in the Methodist Episcopal and
Presbyterian churches has been chang
ed from 7:3O to 700 o'clock. Other
churches will change later.
On Saturday preceding the Novem-
Der election, according to law, every
voter must re-register if he wishes to
vote. Remember this includes every
voter. Don't fail to register.
Our rural mail carriers are not OBJ
liged to pick out pennies in the mail
boxes. It's against postal regulations
to drop pennies in the boxes so re-.
member this and buy your stamps.
Special reporter Jas. G.. Brown hand
ed in to the Exposition a straw vote
taken at the Wooden mill last Friday
Out of 43 votes there were II for Taft,
IL for Wilson, 10 for Debs and 10 for
Roosevelt.
The Cleaners of Brockway will give
a grand ball and supper in Mckinney
hall, Old Brockway on Friday evening,
October IS, to which they invite every.
body. Music by McKanlass four-piece
orchestra. Bill, including supper, $1.25.
L. ii. Parkinson raised a fine large
bank barn frame 40 x go feet on his
farm one-half mile west of this city on
Wednesday afternoon. A large num-
Der turned out even though it was a
disagreeably rainy day and helped with
the work.
Fred Taylors baking powder demon
stration at his grocery store this week
proved very successful affair and
large numbers of our people visited
the store and partook of the many eat
ables made by the young lady cook in
the way of biscuits, cookies, cakes, etc.
What has become of the good ship
"The Citizens Improvement Club"
which was launched on the sea of pros
perity and promised to bring back
boat load of good things to our city
and surrounding territory? Is it on
the rocks or stranded in shoal water
somewhere?
The following foot ball games are
scheduled for the season: Oct. IL, Vas
sar at Marlette; Oct. 1S, Cass City at
Marlette; Oct. %, Marlette at Caro-;
Nov. l, Marlette at Yale; Nov. 8, Mar
lette at Cass City; Nov %, Yale at
Marlette; Nov. 20, Marlette at Vassar.
Several Expostor subscribers who
were in arrears, reading the notice to
square up published in last weeks
paper, have called at the office and
made satisfactory settlement. If you
are behind on subscription make it a
point to fix matters up. We need the
cash.
A new serial story eutitled "The Car
pet from Bagdad" by Harold McGrath
author of "Hearts and Masks, "The
Man on the Box, etc., started in the
September 26th Issue of the Exposition
If you are not now q subscriber be.
come one at once and get the first