The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-01-11
Local and Otherwise.

lungs.
school began again OH Monday of
this week with all departments full and
at the regular work.
The past week the mercury in the
Thermometer has been lowering around
and below zero. TOO cold for real com.
tort.
There will be All oyster supper at the
Cole church in West l}rock way on Tues
day evening. Jan. rs. All cordially in.
vited.
The Presbyterian church OF Yale
has extended q call to Rev. Fl. ID. Hunt
er, of Williamson, w. Virginia, to be
Its pastor.
Anna l.. Campbell and Robert Grant,
both Of Blaine, Mich, were married at
the home of the bride on Wednesday,
January 3rd.
Jack Dufiie sends us a souvenir postal
card from Nicaragua, showing how
bananas are grown in the bluefelds OF
that country.
The sixth annual blowout of the
farmers of Sanilac county, held January
q, at Sandusky was big success and a
great occasion.
A I5.cent supper will be given for
the benefit of the M. p. church at the
home of Bert WEIGH on Friday evening,
Jan. II. All come.
A number of young people were
guests at the home of Albert Menerey
Friday evening last week and enjoyed
several pleasant hours.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Richard
son on Tuesday, Jan. 8, "a fine baby
girl Lew is receiving congratulations
and passing ont the cigars.
several Of the w0rkmen who have
been putting in ice the past week report
frozen ears and cheeks. The weather
has been too cold for outside work.
Yale has few cases of measles and
also case or two of mumps. Lagrippe
and bad colds are going the rounds,
but as a rule, we are a fairly healthy
city.
All members of the X. q. Il. NJ. NJ.
desiring to be transferred or reinstated
can do so by calling on the Asst ID. &C.
who will be at the Paisley Hotel until
Jan. 18th.
Mrs. A. Ferguson, Port Huron, will
be at the Paisley Hotel, Yale, Jan. IL,
1912, with all shades in real hair, and
toilet articles. Those with corns will
do well to see her.
Our ice cutters are at work this week,
on the harvest of ice for next seasons
consumption. This severe cold season
is putting the ice in grea. condition
and it is reported to be clean and clear.
The following item We clip from the
Coleman Independent of Dec. 3d.
"Floyd High, who is taking a course in
the Veterinary College at Toronto,
spent part of his holiday vacation in
Coleman"
SATURDAY. night deliveries by the Cen
trail Delivery System will be made at s
o'clock instead of. 9 as heretofore.
Charley Oatman says that under the
previous hour he could not finish up
his work until midnight
A. +. Fox of Peck, was in Croswell
Tuesday. He feels confident that the
Handy road will be extended from Will
mont to Sandusky and thence south
through Peck, Yale to some point on
the Grand Trunk.-Sanilac County
Times.
The International Fanciers' Associa-
ton of Port Huron, will hold its sixth
annual show at the Auditorium, Jan
uary II, Is, 10 and 20. We are in re.
ceipt of one of their premium lists
which may be seen at the Expositor
office by anyone 80 desiring.
The party of fox hunters that jour
neyed to West Branch last week re.
turned Monday and report good time.
Only one fox was killed although the
ali xuit
weather was too cold to hunt and most
of the time was spent in camp.
Eilber 4 Barth our enterprising
harness dealers are putting on a big
sale of blankets and coats. The wealth
Ell of the past week is just the kind for
warm goods and this firm has large
assortment which they would be
pleased to show. Notice their large ad
in this issue.
We are indeed sorry to hear that our
townsmen Bart McNulty, is in serious
at present. Mr.. McNulty
has not been in the best of health for
the past year and has been receiving
which it was hoped would
benefit him. His friends all trust that
a turn for the better will come soon.
Mrs. George Cavanagh entertained
guests on Wednesday evening at card
party, in honor of Mrs. Frank Knebel,
of Springfield, III. A social time and a
dainty lunch were enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Knebel will be remembered as Nettie
Paldi. She left Yale Thursday morn
ing to spend the winter in San Francis.
co.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Palmer of New
berry, who have been with relatives in
Yale for a week, went to Detroit on
Monday, accompanied by +. T. Palmer
where Mrs. Palmer was taken to hos
pital for an operation. Friends will be
pleased to learn that the ordeal was
passed through successfully and Mrs.
Palmer is doing very nicely. Margaret,
the little daughter, is staying with
Mrs. Fred Palmer.
The drifting snow made travelling q
hardship for the Pere Marquette Tues
day night and Wednesday. No trains
or mail Tuesday evening until nearly
when the first one got through
and expecting to meet the other at
Brown City, pulled out of Yale but
got stuck up the road. The other train
being stuck to, farther up, it seemed
like q predcament. However an en-
CINE or two was sent up from Port