The Yale expositor., 1913-10-30

Detroit over Sunday.
Jas. McColl was at Peck on business
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Mclaughlin were
Port Huron visitors Monday.
Beck Morgan spent few DAYS the
past week at Romeo and Almont.
President Wilson has designated
Thursday, Nov. p, as Thanksgiving
day.
Il. q. Mclaughlin and two daughters
spent Wednesday with friends at
Marlette
Mr. and Mrs. James Lavell attended
the Foley.GibbOns wedding at Emmett
Tuesday.
Halloween parties are being held by
Pauline Fvad and Mrs. j. T.. Staley
this week.
ID. q. Finlayson spent over sun day
at the home of mis- daughter, Mrs. w.
G. Ernest
Judge Law is making repairs to his
North street house by building a new
yerandah, etc
The young folks of the city will give
"A halloween dance in Central Hall,
Friday evening.
George Mann expects to leave for
| Florida soon and spend the winter
with his son James.
You'll miss the time of your life if
| you fail TO attend the old time dance
| Nov !, at Central Hall.
+. +. Fead was at Owendale this
week on business in connection with
! the First National Bank.
! non, until I,I;Ioy,
stores of Yale will close at six o'clock
each evening except saturday.
Henry Zuelch of Fargo is taking
John Bright's place as superintendent
at the Flax Mills here in Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller have re
| turned from a visit with friedsnat Del
ray, Detroit, Oxford and Pontiac.
John Wark is home from the Carad-
! ian y Northwest where he spent the past
two months looking over that country.
Mrs. a. j. Harnden has been very
sick the past two weeks. Her
many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
X. ;. Campbell of Port Huron, gen
eral agent of the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Company, was in Yale
| Wednesday.
Take the family to lunch Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoons next
week in in Central Hall, only l0c. Your
wife will appreciate it,
Elan Sloat fell from load of corn
stalks Monday morning striking on
his head and shoulders. Three ribs
were broken aud other injuries sus.
tanned.
Mrs. III. G.. Mansfield returned We'd
nesday morning TO her home at Pin
coming after spending a couple of
weeks with her sister. Mrs. j, a..
| Menzies.
No school IN the lower grades of our
public school the balance of this week
and Monday. The teachers in the
grades are attending the institute at
Ann Arbor.
For last saturdays shipment of live
stock to Buffalo, Chester Sly bought of
+. j. Rice six 6.months old pigs that
weighed 1920 pounds or OH an average
of over 253 lbs. each.
Cochrane's Red Tag Sale is on in
full blast and many are taking advan-
tage of the liberal discounts offered
Notice the red tag sign over the door,
then pass in and take look at the red
tags on the goods. lou will be more
than surprised at the deep cuts made.
This sale continues until Nov. 30.
Albert Johnston of Inlay City is "a
friend indeed" This week he sent to
Rev. Chas. Bragg, pastor of the Meth
odist Protestant church of this city.
two potatoes weighing 3 lbs. OF. Bro.
Bragg feels very thankful for the do.
nation. These will go a long ways to.
wards his winters supply. If a few
more friends would only notice this
and Ego thou and do likewise" there
will be greater rejoicing.
The range in Mrs. Doerng's kitchen
went on a rampage last Friday. 1t
seems that the hot water pipes became
clogged, the result being the blowing
out of the water front and destroying
the range entirely. The family thought
that someone had dropped dynamite
cartridge in the fire box from the re-
port the explosion made. No one was
seriously injured although all were
rather badly frightened.
Clifford Hutton has the eye of an ar
fist as shown by his handiwork in
trimming the show windows of his
fathers hardware store. The scene in
the south window shows a corn field, a
camp fire in the foreground with fairies
running about through maple leaves
and pumpkins The north window
has display of oil heaters, base burn
ers, aluminium and silyerware. We
compliment Clifford on his taste as a
decorator.
The twenty. sixth annual convention
and institute of the st. Clair County
Sunday school Association will be held
i'm the First Presbyterian church, Port
Huron, on November eth. A fine pro-
gram of important subjects pertaining
to the Sunday school is prepared an d
will be presented by men and women
interested in this work. All Sunday
schools of the county are members and
it is expected that there will be large
attendance present.
Rogers Cough Drops are good