The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-10-09
Local and Otherwise.

Special election in Brockway town
ship Oct l6
Austion sale bills printed on short
notice al the Expositor office.
Chas. Dewey, of Melvin, was in
Yale on business last Friday.
The cost of high living is not nee
essarily measured by the high cost
OF living.
James Livingston, of Baden, Ont
is here the guest of James McColl
and family.
Jesse Lane and wife, of Port HUI
ron, visited Yale relatives the first
of the week
Mrs. Jas. Kicks has purchased the
Jas. Teets residence property on Third
street, west
The II. o. b. c. welcome Miss
Maher and Miss Ethel Miller as mem
bers of class.
Two new members, Florence Coach
and Ailene Learmont. We welcome
them to our league.
Leslie j. Menzies is home from De-
troit spending a few days with his
parents and friends.
Mrs. Grant Holden, Rex Leta and
Bernice and Tresah Tornow autoed to
| Port Huron Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Clyde Richards and son Irwin
returned home Saturday evening after
spending the past week at Elsie.
The H. O. b. C. have a social even
ing with Mrs. Floyd Reid, Friday.
Every member is invited TO be pres
sent.
Frank Andreae returned Sunday
| from Philadelphia where he had been
to see his mother and brother To-
| Gated.
Don't miss 1.-THE Flying Man" the
first installment of which will appear
in an early issue of the EXpositor
You will be at once amused and
thrilled.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies, Ruth, Marjorie
and Grace, Mrs. Bert Holden ano
Olga autoed to Port Huron Saturday
afternoon.
Will Anderson was down from May
Vile on a visit to his parents and
young friends i'm Yale the latter part
OF last week.
Chas. Smith, of Detroit, visited at
the Wharton home last Sunday lima
drove him TO Port Huron in the af-
ternoon to catch a train.
CARING Sisters will give a big
dance at Mckinley hall, Brockway on
Friday evening, Oct 10, 1913. Music
by McKanlass. Bill $l.00.
Roy Carlysle will give dance at
| Mckinney hall, Brockway, Monday
evening, Oct. 10. Music by McKan-
lass 2-piece orchestra. Bill 75c.
Geo. Crawford has sold his proper
ty here to Adam Clyne and has NOV
ed to Millersburg near which place
he has purchased a piece of land.
Chas Noble and family of Brown
City, and Mrs. Fenton, of Lexington,
drove TO Yale Sunday morning, and
attended the service i'm the Presbyter-
| ian church.
Yale high school foot ball team was
at Richmond last Saturday and met
the home team on the gridiron. 1t
was very close game, good playing
on each side. Score 0 to o.
Mrs. N. j. Dranyor, worthy matron,
went to Saginaw Tuesday 10 attend
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gate from Yale chapter. She will Wis
it in Caro- on her way home.
Elizabeth Gleason left Tuesday for
an extended visit with her aunt in
the west. Her jolly company will be
greatly missed, and her young friends
wish her a safe journey and swift
return.
Juniors meet Sunday at o'clock.
Topic for month, "A Standing Army.
Oct, Volunteers and there were Ten.
Oct. ~, Attention" A good place
for young people to be for one hour
Sunday Afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid of the Bidleman APP
pointment will serve a chicken pie
supper at the hone of James Guy,
Thursday, Oct. 16. Adults 25c and
15c for children under IL years of
age. Everybody invited.
Joe Williams, who represents the
Michigan Sugar Co. in this locality,
tells us that there is large acreage
of sugar beets this year and the size
and quality of the crop is above the
medium. Growers are hauling and
shipping to the factory.
Earl Curvin and wife left Monday
for Detroit, where they will make
their future home. Earl, who was en-
ployed in the Jaynes barber shop in
this city for several years, has Sc
cured a position in large shop i'm
Detroit.-Sanilac County Jeffersonian.
E. r. Card, photographer, whose
studio was completely destroyed by
fire last Saturday morning, left Tues
day for Toledo and Chicago to buy
new stock and outfit. He informed us
that he expects to be doing business
again the first of the week in his new
location in the studio now occupied
by Dr. Yuill. first door south of tine
Paisley.
Since the Expositor printed the
Wall street lineup last week there
has been a change on the board.
VIM. Hodgins has resigned and Tom
Clyne has taken his place on the
board. Bits highest ambition is to
become the hay king of Roseburg as
soon as Handy Bros. road reaches
/ fhot nlaaa and ia now fishing around