The Yale expositor., 1913-11-27

l. d. Minnie transacted business III
Detroit the past week.
We are pleased to make mention OF
the improved condition Of Evelyn Nc
Waters
Jacob Hoffman was called to LapeeI
Tuesday Oh account of the death of a
relative.
j. T.. Staley and Chas. Slosser went to
West Branch Monday where they are
hunting birds.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. +. Martin and
two children will go to Port Huron
for Thanksgiving.
The sanitary drinking fountain is
now in position and will soon be ready
for man and beast.
Cochrane's red tag sale is going
steadily on and everybody is taking
advantage of the cut prices.
viii Mcmahon has given up his posi-
ton at the Harrington hotel and is
now on his farm southeast of YaleI
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Fletcher will
spend Thanksgiving in Detroit with
their two daughters and other relatives.
Don't gorge yourself at the dinner
table today. This advice is for the
benefit of others. There is no danger
i'm our case.
Friday and Saturday are the last two
days of COchrane's big sale. You will
have to hurry If you get in on the
reduced prices.
j. NJ. Smiths auction sale of mer-
chandise is proving a great success,
large crowds being present at the two
sales each day. The goods are moving
fast.
Palmer Bros. IL Co.'S going out of
business sale is on full blast. Many
are taking advantage of the big re
auctions IN prices aud the goods are
going fast
County Drain Commissioner Ira
Chase and assistant were in the vicinity
of ale the first OF the week measuring
up the eXcavating work done on the
different drains.
Married at Sacred Heart church at
$3.50 "Wednesday morning by Rev. FIR.
Cullinane Miss Nellie Trainor and Mr..
John Fitzpatrick both of near Peck.
are offered by friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Johnston and
Mayme CuTrief entertained the Just-a.
day evening. A very pleasant time
was spent in cards and other entertain
ment.
Seven of the friends of John Hutton
and son Clifford enjoyed a turkey
supper at their home Friday evening
last. All had their fill of the delicious
meal and enjoyed the evening to their
hearts content.
One great trouble with this country
is that SO many of our promising young
men who ought to be purchasing good
oveTalls at go cents are
going down to the tailor's and ordering
two-piece blue serge suits at $25.
Last Friday was turkey day" in
Yale. We do not mean Thanksgiving
for that is today. For the first time in
years more turkeys were brought to
this city by the farmers than the
dealers and shippers could handle. a
carload was shipped TO other markets.
Mrs. Bruce Roadway, who was taken
to the Port Huron hospital last week
Thursday evening was not operated on
as was expected Tor the reason of her
weak condition. She will be brought
to her home southwest of Yale this
week and will be treated for her
trouble.
a union meeting of all the denomi-
nations Of the city will be held at the
Methodist Protestant church this
Thanksgiving evening The service
will begin promptly at Z o'clock. Rev.
DIR. Hunter of the First Presbyterian
church will preach the sermon and the
pastors of the city with their congre-
cations will take part in the worship.
The Cold Blast Renovating Car bas
been on our streets for the past three
weeks and has been doing work for
nearly every householder in the citv
giving the best of satisfaction and we
hear nothing but praise of the work
done. The proprietors of the car
expect to go to Melvin shortly where
they will operate. We have had what
few feathers we possess cleaned and
can say the work is the best ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Newsted will give
up farm life and soon return to their |
former home in' Battle Greek, where |
Mr.. Newsted will resume his occupa-
lion as engineer on the Grand Trunk. |
MIR. and Mrs. Newsted and their son |
Russell have made many warm friends |
since coming here some four years ago |
and it is with keen regret the announce
nent of their removal is being receiv. |
ed by the COMMUNICATIONS City |
Banner.
The foot ball game which was played |
1t City park last Friday afternoon be-
,ween Sandusky and Yale high school |
cams was too One-sided to call for an
extensive write.up. The visitors were
90 light for Ryan's bunch, and the
GOALS had them outclassed at every
tage of the game. Score AZ to o, with
7 ale at the big end. Marlette high
md our boys will have it out at the
lark this afternoon. Let there be
,ood attendance.
The auction sale of general mer.
at j. M. Smiths store is
'roving a success Beyond expectations.
Iarge crowds are present both after
looms and evenings and the bidding is
risk. Mr.. Hamilton, the auctioneer,
; good one and keeps the people i'm
he best of humor at all times. The
most of the goods sold are going at
cry low prices and it will pay you to
tend. There will be two sales daily,