The Yale expositor., 1912-11-21
thanksgiving next Thursday.


day last.
Mrs. +. II. iieecher was in Pt. Huron
Wednesday,
Charles Coon was at Croswell this
week on business.
John Henry was i'm Port Huron
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mathews were
Port Huron visitors Wednesday.
The roads are drying up and getting
in better condition to drive over.
Frank Duval cf Clifford, formerly of
Yale, was in town Friday of last week.
Regular meeting O. +. :. Wednesday
evening, Nov. q. Alice Nj. Mckenzie,
Secretary.
GOldie Mcdonnell W mt to Plymouth
Monday where she intends to spend
the winter.
Frank Andreae was at Chicago one
day last week on business connected
with the Yale Wooden Mills
George Mcintyre is in Saginaw this
week attending the Implement and
| Vehicle Dealers convention.
John T. Sheehy is at Saginaw this
week in attendance at a convention of
the Implement and Vehicle Dealers.
Pretty nearly every automobile own
or in iale has laid up his machine for
the winter. A lew are out around yet.
Geo. Turner and wife of West Brock
way and Reuben Senter and wife of
Fargo spent Sunday at Fred McCon-
nells.
II. j. Dagg of Avoca and Frank Dagg
of Port Huron were here Wednesday
attending the funeral of their step.
mother
Nicholas Meharg threshed from one
load of bean straw for John Turner 81
bushels of beans. Alex McLarty as
sisted in the work.
"A very pleasant time was spent at
cards Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston by a
number of their friends
Clarence Huff, wife and little daugh-
ter who have been visiting friends and
relatives in Vassar the past week, re.
turned home Wednesday night.
The report of the Board of County
Auditors of st. Clair county for the
month of October appears on another
page in this issue of the Expositor.
Tuesday evening the members of the
Entre-nous clut were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Herbert An en-
joyable social time was spent with
cards.
An entertainment and grab bag will
be given in the West Brockway church
on the evening of Nov. q, for the ben
eft of the Ladies' Aid. Everyone come
and help us out. Admission l5cts.
James Welch and son Henry and Al
Knisely returned home from hunting
near Newberry Monday morning. Joda
Secord remained with Warren Boad.
ways crew. The boys secured four
deer.
Alex Sayles, who went to Newberry
a short time ago, has been elected
prosecuting attorney of Luce county
on the republican ticket. The Exposi.
tor is always pleased to learn of Yale
boys doing we'll
Mr. Geo. ID. McComb of Port Huron,
who is organizing a class in voice cul.
ture in this city, will sing in the Pres
bvterian church at the morning service
next Sunday, Nov. n and at the NJ +.
church in the evening.
Eva j. Black Il Co. expect to occupy
their new building about the first of
December. In order to have fewer
goods to move removal sale will be
continued for few days. Great re-
duction in prices. See the change of
ad. this week.
Palmer's new roller skating rink was
opened to the public Thursday evening.
The building is 50xS0 feet with high.
ly polished hardwood floor. 1t makes
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for holding all kinds of indoor sports.
The Newberry News.
+. w. Passmore is the new man who
has charge of the central delivery sys.
tenn for Yale, he taking Charley Dat.
mans place. Charley has been faith
full servant for the past year and there
are many throughout the city who re.
greet to learn of his retiring.
Gus Smith Oh Saturday last shipped
to the Buffalo market % as fine cattle
as one would care to look at. Gus
bought the bunch at Chicago last fall
and has fed them ever since. He no
doubt received a top notch price for
them. James Rose and Osborn Phelps
accompanied Gus on his trip.
The N. Y. Is. club held its first social
| meeIluR VI IHe SEASON last friday even
ing at the home of DR.. Pollock, Mrs.
Pollock and Mrs. Chas. Palmer being
the hostesses. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Len.
non of ManitOu were guests of the
evening. A pleasant time was enjoyed
at cards, ending with dainty lunch.
Our high school football team will
go to Marlette tomorrow to meet the
high school boys of that city on the
gridiron in friendly return game.
The contest for hOnors that took place
in this city few weeks ago resulted
in tie, score 6 and 8. You may look
for hot game tomorrow as the boys
are pretty evenly matched.
Mr.. Geo. ID. McComb of Port Huron
has engaged the Princess Theatre for
Saturday of each week in which to give
instructions to his pupils in voice cul-
ture. Mr. McCOmb has already fair
sized class and new ones coming in
each week. If you desire to receive
instructions he will DO here on the
morning train every SATURDAY.