The Yale expositor., 1912-02-08
Local and Otherwise

Zero weather continues.
Town meetin' draws nigh.
Send or hand in any news items you
know of.
Mrs. Chas. Montney has been very i'll
the past week.
Tell the Expositor about your visits
and your visitors.
Arthur Seymour has sold his farm Of
90 acres to Wm. Hyde.
The sleigh bells Were kept busy sun.
day last. The day was bright and sunny,
although cold.
W. a. Woodruff. assistant at the
| power house, is laid up for few days
with sore hand.
Robt. Wall. formerly editor of the
Carsonville Tribune died in California
last week Tuesday.
The ground hog saw his shadow Feb.
z, AMI we are promised Nix weeks more
severe cold weather.
A company of young girls enjoyed a
tally pull ut the home of Donna Wallace
Friday evening last.
Those who are skeptical about adver.
Using their goods and wares, might sue
!
The Exposition will be published five
times i'll The month of February, and il
is the shortest month of the year.
The back Of winter may be broken
but we'll have plenty of evidence of an
active cripple efore the roses bloom
again.
\ valentine box social will be given
~ the Remington school house next
"Wednesday evening, Feb. II, at =
o'clock.
The Sanilac County Republican last
week commenced the publication of
the annual delinquent tax sales for
Sanilac county.
I he Eastern Star lodge at their last
meeting decided To give Il ball some.
time in March, the exact date will he
announced later.
The best way to let all the people i'm
this vicinity know that You are a live
Yale merchant is to advertise cOntinu.
ally in The EXpositor.
Ethiopia" Feb. Ii, under the auspices
OF the NJ. +. choir. Il. Holden, of
| Willow Entertainment Bureau will
conduct the rehearSals.
Hugh j. McPhee, of Melvin had the
| fingers of one of his hands quite badly
! injured last Thursday while assisting
to close door on his hay she'd
The next number of the Business
| Mems Lecture Course is "Wednesday.
! Feb. 81 1912. Father &. Arthur Macleod
will deliver his popular lecture Evan
geline.
A number Of newspaper changes
have taken place in Sanilac county dur
ing the past couple of years, the latest
being the CarsOnville Tribune to Frank
Il. Reed, the real estate man.
1t took twenty billion cigarettes to
supply the nation during 1911. Great
est record OF any nation in the world.
But what a record, Money burned up.
and brains blurred and muddled.
And now if the weather man can
only keep that January thaw from
showing up in February weeshall con
tinue to have about the best slipping
that these parts have seen for long
time
Members of the Delta Lambda club
enjoyed a fine feast in the Neiileham
apartments Wednesday at p. IN. when
the Misses Hayes, Hayward and Pierce
banqueted them. A royal good time
was had.
Some people never hand in an item
of news for publication, but if we hap.
| pen TO miss an item in which they are
/ interested they are sure to hand us "A
north pole stare that would freeze the
liver Of a polar bear.
Mrs. Henry Hydorn entertained the
Ladies' Bible class of the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening, il be.
ing the regular monthly meeting. Bus.
mess and pleasure were combined and
at 1870, the hostess served nice lunch.
Rev. ii. ID. Hunter, of Williamson,
W. Va, has accepted the call extended
him by the First Presbyterian church
and will move with his family to Yale
soon. 1t is expected he will be here
and occupy the pulpit about the first Of
March.
:. W. Pearcy, of Saginaw will speak
in Mechanic street Church of Christ
next Sunday, Feb. IL. Topics, morning.
Heaven; how we may secure it," Eve.
ming, Hell; how we may avoid it, or
the time of settlement" \ hearty in.
vitation extended to all.
All members Of the T. l.. G.. T.. of
the Mechanic street Church of Christ
are requested 10 DE present next sun
day evening at & O'Clock. Topic, "Gen
crosby" Rev. Pearcy has special
message for all which no one can afford
to miss. Come and spend an hour in
the Lords work
George NanV alkenburg, section
foreman working on the G. d &. II. at
Emmett. was instantly killed by a
freight train which struck him as he
was clearing the ice out of switch.
Wednesday Of last week. Deceased
was about 50 years of age and leaves a
widow and four children. The funeral
and burial took place at Lamb.
The annual election of officers of the
Pioneer Bank OF North Branch was
held last week Monday, and among
those reelected we notice the name of
i. a. Rapley, cashier. We congratulate
Jesse in being returned to the respon-
sible position of cashier of one of the
most conservative and prosperous bank.
ing institutions in this section of the
state.