The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-02-22

itOr office.
Elda Adams is the new clerk al
COchrane's.
1t is Lent. That is, the lenten season
began "Wednesday.
Yale homes are pretty thoroughly
decorated with measles signs.
The high winds of Wednesday caused
several chimneys to burn out.
Subscribe for the ExpositOr. only ~
year. All the news all the time.
word To the wise is sufficient, but
Il whole volume wouldn't convince the
otherwise.
MIR. aud Mrs. William McLane, OF
Peck, are moving this week To a farm
near Yale.
Ii is said that the severe winter will
affect the peach crop and also other
small fruit.
A regular Dakota blizzard struck
his sect ON Wednesday morning. snow
blow and cold.
A merry bunch of girls had Dutch
lunch nj the home OF Gladys Wallace
last Thursday evening.
John +. Walker has sold his 50 acre
farm southwest of Yale to Metz
brothers. Consideration $1,000.
Mrs. Joseph Yuill is threatened with
Il run OF typhoid fever. Her many
friends trust She will soon be better.
Elder J. IA. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel church Sunday Feb. 18th,
at and p. IN. Come and hear him.
Coming aft,r the few days of fine
weather the first of the week, Wednes-
days blizzard was tough. Thursday
was tougher
\ party of Yale people attended the
social dance in the opera house at Mel.
vim Monday night. \ good time is re.
ported by all.
umbrella Jack, who has spent the
winter doing chores III Il SanduSky no.
tel, struck out on his summer tour one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abiel Hathaway have
sold their farm in Lynn township and
moved to Armada where they have
taken up Il residence.
Nature is full of compensations.
The heat which we miss this month we
will doubtless get next summer. Old
Sol is sure to make good in time.
The l.. +. =. of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will meet with Mrs. w. III.
Learmont next week Wednesday after
noon. a large attendance desired.
Oscar Denison's class met at the home
of Victor Learmont, Friday evening
last TO organize the Boy scouts. This
Friday evening they will meet with
Roy sweet.
J. W. Harrington has workmen busy
tearing down the buildings on his prop
erty north OF the Exposition office prep
aratory to building Il modern new no.
tel on the lot
a copy of "Tbe Times of India" a
daily published at Bombay has been re-
ceived at the ExpOsitor office. Anyone
interested in foreign newspapers are in
vited TO call and look it over.
John +. Walker was at Niles last
week and purchased a thorough. bred
Percheron stallion, weight 1000 lbs.
John +. says he is dandy and well he
might be costing $l.00 pound.
Ladies of the Eastern Star are invited
to attend the Masonic Ball to be given
by the Masons in Central Hall, March
9Th. Unmarried ladies have the privi-
lege Of inviting gentlemen company.
The Exposition on Saturday received
case OF 10000 envelopes and can sup
ply your wants in this line as well as
any other printing needed. Printing is
our business and we carry the goods to
supply the public.
Forty relatives OF missing girls called
at a Detroit morgue to see if the body
OF an unknown girl was of missing
loved one Of theirs. here must be a
lot of missing girls in the city where
life is worth living.
The last numbsr of the business
Mems Lecture Course was not held
Wednesday evening on account OF the
stormy condition of the weather, no
trains reaching Yale that evening.
Notice will be published later us to date
OF lecture.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Murphy, a resident
for many years of Speaker township,
died February IL at the age of "a years.
Mrs. Murphy was the mother of nine
children Mrs. Walter Reddicliife of
Yale, being one. The funeral was held
on sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vaudeville died at her
home in Lynn township Wednesday,
Feb. 81, after only a weeks illness,
aged Is years. Funeral Saturday, Feb.
"a, at I'D a. IN. from the Bethel church.
lnterment in Lynn cemetery. Obituary
next week.
Friends will be sorry to learn that
the wife of LATE Stoner, died last week
Wednesday at Detroit hospital. Mrs.
Stoner was formerly of Deckerville and
the funeral was held there OH Friday.
She is survived by her husband and two
small children.
The oil fakir is said TO be headed this
way. He sells the farmer a tank of oil