The Yale expositor., 1912-04-04
Local and Otherwise.

tllhe laSl year.
Election passed off very quietly in
the city of Yale.
A nasty. drizzling rain lasted near
ly all day Monday.
Some brave men wear nero medals,
and others marry suffragettes.
Sunday mornings nice settling rain
turned TO snow in the afternoon.
Hayes & Sheehy have added a new
roller awning to the front of their
store.
open three nights each week until fur
ther notice.
IL would not be wise to put on your
light underwear just yet. Rather wait
a week or two.
Read every advertisement in the Ex-
positor. 1t will pay YOU it YOU give
heed to the offerings
Preaching service IN the Avoca Pres
byterian church Sunday next at 2:30
p. m.. Rev. Geo. Hosmer.
Mrs. Eva Black and sister, Carrie
Clark, are keeping house in part of
Richard Houghton's home.
Yale has not only experienced
coal famine thia spring, but is also
short ON tenament houses.
The publisher of the Expositor has
Mt placed his order as yet for an au
tomobile. Soon as we get the price
well have one,
Winter is lingering provokingly in
the lap of spring.-North Branch Ga
zette. Well, what's it to you. You
shouldn't be peekin'.
Lowell Monroe was on the streets
Saturday for the first time in over
three months. He has hau long
seige of sickness but is now on the
gain.
When the political pot doesn't boil
over. fizz, and splutter, 1t is pretty
good indication that the people are
pretty we'll satisfied with things as
they are.
The Delta Lambda Club will give a
dancing party in Central Hail. April
II, for the benefit OF the public library.
McKanlass four-piece orchestra Will
furnish music.
Postmaster Geo. Nj. Clark, of Bad
Axe, has announced himself a candi-
date for congress from the seventh
district of Michigan to succeed Hon.
Henry McMorran,
Signs are not always on stores, on
buildings, or on trees or rocks, but
are on mugs as we'll They are not al
ways the signs OF the times either, but
often of other times.
VIM. II. Fletcher, on Saturday last,
received from the factory at Kalama-
ZOO brand new five-passenger auto
mobile. 1t is a 40-horse power Michi-
gan equipped complete and is beauty.
Rev. A. A. York will speak in the
Yale f. Nj. church, Wednesday even
ing. April 10th. Subject, The White
Slave Trade" We earnestly solicit
your attendance 10 hear this important
subject discussed.
The sun is early to rise these days,
and the first streaks of day begin to
appear on the eastern horizon at about
1 o'clock in the morning, and yet the
chill air prevents the necessary
warmth to set anything going except
sap.
Huron, made the EXpositor office a
pleasant call while In Yale on official
business. Grant is looking tor the
nomination of sheriff on the Republi-
can ticket at the primaries in August
next.
VIM p Darling was the first to an
swer our appeal for fuel he bringing
a half cord of stove wood in to the
publishers home on Friday last. Bro.
Darling will have his reward here
after, not saying that we failed to pay
him for the wood.
The man who does things may not
always do them right, but he is in
finitely superior to the critic, the dog
in the manger that snaps and growls
and tells what he would do, but who
never has ambition enough to do any
thing but work his mouth.
Elam Sloat called at the EXpositor
Office on Monday and stated that he
had found the much talked of comet
in one of his hens nests that day, 1t
was in the shape OF a soft shell egg
with a tail to it about two and one-half
inches long. The hen that layed this
freak must have known it was April
fools day.
Neil Evans, who moved to his farm
north and east Of Yale last fall, has
been trying his hand at making maple
syrup this spring. Neil wanted the
publisher and family to sample it and
on Saturday fetched in a liberal sup
ply. We have since tested the syrup
on hot biscuits and pancakes and pro-
nounce it delicious. Thanks.
Whenever a proposition of a public
nature comes mp before the people,
let's boost It's the only way we will
get anything in this world. There are
lots of things we need here, and the
only way to get them is to present
a united front and go at 1t with a
hip, hip, hurrah. Enthusiasm levels
mountains and crosses unbridgeable
rivers. Let's boost.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Martin, of Kin
dersley, in the Canadian Northwest,
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Kussrow, in this city. Mr..
and Mrs Martin are on their wedding
tour and after spending a few days
here Will go to Yale to visit with Mr..