The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-12-18
Eighteen pages this week

on Satuuay last on business.
Allen Phillips of Port Huron was in
Yale and vicinity the past week.
Will Hoskin is home from success
full season of sailing OH the great lakes
r.. ID. Nichols of Strathroy Ont, has
been in Yale calling on old friends this
week.
VIM. Leibler, wife and son Clayton
of Brown City visited Mr. Isaac Swartz
the past week.
Hugh Teets, wife and daughter
Lillian, Hazel Lett and Minnie Lett
left Monday for Detroit to spend the
holidays.
Mrs. Brace Roadway is home from
Port Huron very much improved in
health Her many friends are pleased
to learn of this.
There will be doings in most of the
churches in Yale, Christmas eve, but
as those in charge have not the pro
grams complete we are unable to pub
lish same.
We are sorry To state that our friend
Il. ii. Parkinson is in a critical condi-
ton aud that his friends are alarmed.
1t is hoped that change for the better
soon comes.
Mrs. Geo Barth has been so much
worse the past week that consultation
of doctors was found necessary. Mrs.
Barth's mother of Crystal is here called
by the serious illness of her daughter.
Archie Ludington is building new
dwelling on his lot north of the race
track. lie is tearing down the old
cider mill and will rebuild further down
the creek at the rear of his property,
putting up much smaller building.
A card from f. A. Griswold at
Lansing informs us that he in company
with his wife will leave for Daytona
Beach, Florida, Wednesday of this
week combining business with pleasure
and will be gone two months.
Chas. Vannest and wife of Saskat-
chewan are spending this week with
John Donaldson and family. After
visiting friends and relatives here and
at Peck will leave for the Canadian
Northwest the last of February.
In letter from Mrs Sanford of Los
Angeles, Calf, she reports the death of
Mrs. NJ. Il. Grandy a former resident
of Yale Further she says that Mr..
: and Mrs. Isaac Menerey are at San
g Diego and are enjoying the time of
their lives.
Mrs. v A. Lacy and children will
leave Friday morning for Chicago to
meet party of friends enroute to
Duluth, MIMI, to be present at the
). house warming in the new home of Mr.
Mrs. John Millen and incidentally
spend the holidays.
I Mrs. Emma Bricker has been visit
ing relatives aud friends in Yale the
past week and expects to leave in day
or two for Brantford, Ont, to spend
the winter with her daughter. While
here she sold one of her houses and
/. two lots to Levi Block.
Miss Gladys Rath and Mahlon Hen
dershot, both of Yale, were united in
S marriage at the First Methodist Epis-
z copal parsonage, Port Huron, at 100
O'Clock Wednesday morning Dec. IL,
a 1913, by Rev. y. ID. Dimond. The Elk.
G positor extends congratulations.
A meeting of men interested in the
{ growing of potatoes in st. Clair county
Y is called for Ian. Sth, by County Agri.
culturist Crandall in his room No. ,,
, postoffice building, Port Huron, at
, 1890 o'clock. All farmers and Others
interested are cordially invited.
An oyster supper will be given by
O the 0rangemen of West Brockway at
: the Cole church on Tuesday evening,
r Dec. 80. Supper from o'clock till all
are served. Rev. Chas Bragg will be
present and deliver an address. All
: cordially invited to come out and get a
good feed of oysters for the small sum
: of 25c.
George Cough received word this
e morning from Chandler & Chandler,
patent attorneys of Washington, ID. c.,
1 that they had just secured for him
e patent on a steel burial vault Mr.
Cough informs us that the vault is
8 entirely different from any now in use,
| and he also states that he has a pro-
2 spect for sale of same, and the man to
E whom he was talking said that Yale
might be good point to establish a
q plant for the manufacture of same.
q Why not?
' Fred Schumm narrowly escaped death
{ on Saturday last. He was driving
r Brush runabout and when on the North
Street Pere Marquette railroad crossing,
q estraddle of the tracks, his engine
stalled He coaxed and urged the
. balky thing to go and even twisted its
|, tail without avail. He promised that
! If he ever got the brute back to the
machine shop he would go at it hammer
and tOngs and annihilate it. Fred was
becoming rather nervous for big
freight car, kicked into the siding, was
; swooping down upon him and when
near enough to him he leaped for lite,
but the automobile went to its doom.
The publisher of the Expositor has
received many compliments on our
Christmas edition of last week from
readers OF paper and we feel grateful
to them for their kind words of en-.
! couragement Among those who spoke
of our efforts to give Yale as up to.
: date newspaper as may be found in
city of this size are our friends Jas. +.
Beavls, T. II. Parkinson, Judge >Har
: vey Tappan and II. ). Campbell. The
whole credit for this magnificent edi-
ton does not belong to the publisher
I alone, for we have employees competent
: in their work and wish that they should
have the biggest share of the boquets.
To Chas. ). Brown, foreman of our
plant, is due the neat and artistic set.
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