The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-12-11
Local and Otherwise,
Eighteen pages this week.

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Martha Jordan.
James Johnston of Detroit spent
sunday at Geo. Jordan's.
Anna Wood of Amadore spent
Saturday with Martha Jordan.
Hazel Paisley is home from Dimon-
dale on visit to her father and friends
Florence Harrington went to Detroit
| Wednesday on visit TO relatives ana
| friends.
Mrs. j. Mari of Flint visited her
sister Mrs. Geo. Jordan couple of
days last week.
John Hayes, of Port Huron, has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs j. B. Paisley
the past few days.
Mrs. las. stirling jr., of Omaha, Neb.,
dropped i'm on Mr.. and Mrs. Stirling
quite unexpected Wednesday.
Martha Careless is home from Flint
where she has been trimming in mil
linery shop during the season.
Mrs. j. E.S Lusk, of South Bend,
| Ind, expects TO spend the winter in
Yale with her grand daughter, Mrs. ..
Il. Griffith.
| The LBS. bazaar given in the base.
ment OF the Presbyterian church We'd
nesday and today was a success. Pro-
ceeds about $50
| YIN. Cline who has been in Port
Huron and other parts OF the state for
several months is i'll Yale renewing
old acquaintance.
Buy copy of this weeks issue and
send to friend, showing him or her
the live city and enterprislng merchants
we have in Yale. Price &c.
| DAVID II. Brown, of Deckerville, has
been suffering from an attack of cry
sipelas but his friends here will be
pleased to learn that he is OH the i'm
prove.
A mistake appears in Cochranes ad.
yertisement which We wish to
rectify. In the special offer of six
kerchlefs tor soc il should read six for
25c. Please note this.
The Mission held at Sacred Heart r..
| e.. church all this week is being attend
ed by big congregations at each service
and is growing In interest each day.
The services will close on Sunday.
Henry Welch and party are home
from near West Branch where they
were fox hunting. The boys say that
on account of no snow to track the
foxy fox they had very poor luck, but
had splendid good time.
A card from Chas. 4. Wells post.
marked at Brown City announces his
removal to that town and requests us to
send the Expositor TO him there We
understand Charley intends starting a
variety store at that place.
Rev. Charles Bragg of the Methodist
Protestant church, Yale, was at Port
Huron last Friday attending a meet
ing of the executive committee Of the
ST. Clair County sunday School associa.
ton. The committee formulated plans
to visit every district IN the county in
a body and spend one afternoon ana
evening in each place. The trip will
be made 10y automobile as soon as the
roads settle III the spring.
The Ladies of the Methodist Pro
tertant church are rejoicing over the
success of their bazaar, Some Of them
said that if they could realize enough
money out OF the proceeds to meet
their obligation on the new parsonage
they would be satisfied, but the receipts
were Way beyond the required amount
and the ladies eau now breathe easy
and say that they are out OF debt, a
statement which could not be male
since the church was established here
some years ago. The proceeds of the
bazaar was $l07. The NJ. L. Ladies'
Aid certainly should be commended
for their noble work and what they
have accomplished.
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