The Yale expositor., 1912-10-31
Local and Otherwise.
Rain on Tuesday.


Born on Friday, Oct. 20, 1912, to the
wife of Will Bryce, a daughter. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
The Richmond Review states that
Bert Tibbitts and family will move to
Yale this week.
Go to the polls next Tuesday, Nov. 5,
and vote. 1t is not only your privilege
but your duty as loyal American Cit
iZen.
"Good Roads to Yale" is the Ex-
positor's slogan. Keep this in mind
until next spring when you will have
an opportunity of voting on the county
good roads system.
:. ID. Hales, formerly Of Detroit but
now permanently located in Yale has
just finished painting VIM. Hodgns'
house, corner Kenniiick and Mill
streets He did good job.
sJoseph Sischo has our thanks for a
liberal supply of carrots and turnips
This donation will help us out consid-
erably in the high cost of living. A
friend in need is friend indeed
Yale was largely represented at the
foot ball game in Port Huron last Sat
urday. Notwithstanding the support
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come the tunnel city bunch.
Tressah Tornow, who went to st.
Mary's hospital, Detroit, the first of the
week, underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis and reports received by her
parents state that she is getting along
nicely.
The fall of the year. with its yellow
leaf and sere is here, some Of the days
are fine and clear, and some are pretty
nearly villainous. But rain or shine
we must take them as they come and
be thankful.
Roll of Honor for Oct in IL o. b. &.
Miss Harvey, Mrs. Martin, Miss Sim
mons, Miss Coulthard, Miss Mcdonald,
Miss Holden, Miss Fogg. The class
has social eve at Mrs. Martins Fri
day. Every member come.
The new registration for the city of
Yale has added many new names to
the list in each ward. In the first the
total registration is 81 in the second
l07; in the third 1853; making a grand
total OF 1862 voters in the city,
James and Henry Welch, Joda Sc
cord and party from Flint including
Ed Welch left this morning for the
deer hunting. Al Knisley expected to
go but was called away on account of
the serious illness of his mother
Our foot ball boys got their bumps
at Port Huron last Saturday. Score 80
to 0. Yale did well to hold the county
capital team down to such small
score as they are more experienced in
the game. Possibly the tables will turn
when the return game is pulled off.
Hugh Ii. Hart, judge of probate, Ed.
l.. Vincent, county treasurer, David ID.
Martin, register of deeds, and David Il.
Monteith, candidate on the republican
| ticket as representative in the state
| legislature first district st. Clair county
were in Yale and vicinity Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Bearss have
packed up their household goods and
are moving to Toledo where their dau-
ghter Mrs FAIR Scott resides. Their
many friends regret to see them leave
here but wish both long and happy
life in their new home. They will
spend the winter at Cumberland Gap,
Tenn.
Robt. 5. Taylor who last week was
succeed himself as secretary of the
county board of auditors is a most
competent, courteous and painstaking
officer and it is with pleasure the Ex-
positor reads of his return to the posi-
ton he has filed so well since the crea-
ton of the board of auditors.
The last meeting of Yale Grange
was the largest gathering for some
time. The debate on Equal Suffrage
was the cause for bringing out the
crowd which shows the interest taken
in this question. Nearly everybody
took part in the discussion and every
phase of the subject was gone over
thoroughly. a vote decided in the
affirmative. There is no doubt of the
question carrying at the coming cleo
tion-especially in this locality of the
state.
James McColl, in conversation with
the publisher of the Expositor last
week said: at is a shame that St.
Clair county has such poor roads
generally. spent several days in
Pressure Isle county recently and drove
over some of the finest roads | ever
saw. That county has expended
100000 on its highways and the
money has been well spent. Much of
the land in that section is being set
tied and the farmers are becoming
wellto do. | can see vast improve
ment in the past few years. What st.
Clair county wants to help it advance
is good roads"
Last Friday evening an enjoyable
time was spent and very interesting
session of Advance Lodge |. o. o. f.
| was held in their hall. Brown City de-
gree team was present and gave six
candidates the initiatory into the mys.
teries of Oddfellowship. About forty
from our sister lodge came down in
autos, returning the same evening
After the work was finished in the
neighborhood of 60 partook of an oys-
ter supper and all ate heartily. Yale
| Oddfellows are planning on making
Brown City return visit in the near
future. Such gatherings of this kind
| bring friends and brothers more closely
| together and great deal of good is