The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-01-02
Local and Otherwise.

w IltC IL 1910
Ideal weather so far this winter.
Eli Sheffield has gone to Waters to
work in the woods, camp II.
Will and Frank Anger of Sturgis
spent Christmas with their brother
Mont.
Did you make any New Year resolu.
tions? If you did keep them through
out the year.
Will, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Arm.
strong is very sick with typhoidpneu-
monia at his home in Detroit.
Will T. Losey and family are moving
to Toledo to make their home. Will
expects to clerk in a store there this
winter.
If you have missed friend in your
Christmas tokens is is not too late to
send the Expositor as New Years
remembrance.
On the inside pages of this isshe of
the Expositor may be found Gov. Fer.
ris message to the legislature. 1t is
interesting reading.
VIM. Williams lies in a critical con-
dition at his home OH Main street. He
refuses to take any medicine, believing
that he will be healed by divine power.
John Smelling moved his household
goods to Croswell the first of the week,
having sold his dry-cleaning business
to Chas. Cavanagh and Will TOmlin-
son.
Special services will be held in the
West Brockway M. Z. church, beginn-
ing next Monday evening and cOntinu-
ing for a time. Rev. Bragg will have
charge and cordially invites all to
come out and take part.
Bert Jardine has given up his posi-
ton as barber in Windsor's shop and
will leave next week for Ontario, Calf,
where his wife and family now are.
Charley Award, a practical and ex-
perienced barber, takes Bert's position
in the shop.
Benz. Evans was in our office today
and renewed his subscription to the
Expositor for another year. Mr.. Evans
is true and tried friend having taken
our paper over 30 years, ever since it
was established. Here's hoping he
may live many more years to enjoy the
reading of the ExpOsitor.
Floyd ii. Apsey has opened livery
and sale stable in the Harrington
Hotel barns, fully equipped to take
care of the wants of the driving pub
lie. He has also made arrangements
to drive the hotel bus to and from each
train. Besides this he has had practi.
cal experience training colts and would
be pleased to do this work for anyone
desiring, at reasonable charges.
Lie. Stirling of Croswell has been
suffering for some time with blood clots
forming in his left arm, and to save his
life the doctor advised amputation. the
operation being successfully performed
at Harper hospital, Detroit, on Monday
morning. His father of this place was
there and reports the operation success
full and that Leslie is getting along
nicely. His friends hope he may re-
gain his usual good health.
The "Carl +. Newton Amusement
Co." with all special feature reels, with
natural talking and sound effects, also
vaudeville, banjo soloist, buck and
wing dancing and monOlogues, will
hold forth at Princess Theatre, Monday
and Tuesday, Jan. 6 and z. Entire
change each night. Watch for bills
and particulars. After this week end
ing Jan. 4th with the exception of
Monday night Jan. 9Th the Princess
Theatre will until further notice run
only Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, each night double show or four
full reels will be shown mo repeaters)
at the same price. 3 and 10 cts.