The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-12-18

The shortest day in the year 8
December 22nd.
The covers have been placed over the
water hydrants throughout the city.
Mrs. Maud Ritter of Detroit visited
Mrs. Euphemia Howell the past week
Mrs. Bert Welch and daughter Mil
dred were in Port Huron Saturday last.
Phil Beadle, wife and son Erwin
were Port Huron visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. Dallas Woodland of Detroit Wis
tied her father and Yale friends this
week.
John Wark has built a neat porch to
the west side of his Mechanic street
residence.
E. A. Dulmage of Port Huron was
in Yale last Friday looking up life
insurance.
Postmaster ii. X Brinkman of Avoca
was in Yale Monday aud made the
ExpositOr office pleasant call.
Judge and Mrs. Harvey Tappan of
Port Huron were in Yale Saturday
visiting relatives and friends.
Leta Holden, Bernice Harrington
anu hol JOilC "NAO
about Port Huron and Sarnia Saturday
last
Vera and Donna Mclaughlin are
home from the sanitarium at st. Louis
where they have been stopping for
several months.
Word comes from Marlette that
Bruce McGill a prominent citizen of
that town died suddenly on Tuesday.
II was a son of banker McGill.
John Holden is cutting down the
Carolina poplar trees around his resi-
dence lot corner of Mechanic and
Kennefick streets and saving the
timber into stove wood.
The Memphis Bee of last week comes
out in handsome holiday dress. A
feature is newsy and interesting
write-up and history with cuts, OF the
old and new school houses.
Il. ) Campbell, general agent of the
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co., was up from Port Huron Tuesday
and called at the Expositor Office. He
left a neat calendar for 1914 on our
desk.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fox of Mayville
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Rounds the past week. The
former will leave soon for California
where they will remain through the
winter.
Ed. loft, who has been with John
Hutton for the past twelve years as
plumber, steam litter and tinsmlth, has
rented the repair shop at q. L. Richards
hardware. Ed is a lirst.ciass mechanic
and understands his work thoroughly.
We wish him success.
Miss Della Duquette called at the Ex-
positor office Monday and renewed her
subscription for another year. She has
been constant reader Of this paper
for the past fifteen years and informed
us that she would not he without il.
We appreciate the many Kind words Uf
encouragement spoken by the numerous
friends who have been long time sub
scribers. 1t helps a fellow along in his
work
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A. Cope, residing
southwest of the city expect To leave
soon for the south to spend the winter.
"A number of their Lear friends and
nelghOOrs gave them pleasant sur
prise Monday evening ana a very hap.
ny time was enjoyed by all present 1t
was the wish OF The company That MIR.
and Mrs Cope enjoy their trip and re
turn safe and in the best Of health in
the spring.
William Gulliatt was in Port Huron
on Monday where he spent the day on
business. Bill returned on the evening
train aud in conversation with him he
remarked: 81 feel thankful I'm a.free
man now" On be- g ask, d II he
wouldn't consider proposition to be
come housekeeper for some fair one,
he hesitated for few minutes, then
said, I'll might, but should want week
or two to think it over. This is too
sudden to accept right away" Bill
has an imposing personality and is an
all round good fellow, and we'll wager
that ere many moons have passed Dan
Cupid will trot around some fair dame
aud he will take another leap into the
sea Of matrimony.