The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-11-06

Another rain storm Monday of this
week.
Mrs. Jack Johnson is quite i'll at her
home on First street
Grant Holden has been in Detroit a
couple of days this week.
1.-THE Jolly Widow" at Central Hall,
"Wednesday evening, Nov. IL.
Il. o Il. &. social evening with Miss
Richardson tomorrow. Friday.
Governor Ferris has proclaimed sun
day, Nov. 9th, as Purity sunday"
Born to the wife 90 Walter Reddicitre
on Monday, Nov 3, 1913, a daughter.
Thos. q. Holden and grandson Mark
Weymouth were ia Port Huron
Monday.
Leta and Rex Holden attended
evening.
Mrs iames Anderson and daughter
J ose pbiue visited Detroit friends and
relatives last week.
The dude in "rhe Jolly Widow" is a
laugh from beginning TO end, We'd
nesday evening, Nov. IL.
Mrs Millie II. narvie of Detroit
visited friends in this city and vicinity
few days the past week.
Charles SlOat was up from Port Hur-
on Saturday TO see his father, VINO was
injured few DAYS previous.
Agnes Tappan of Port Huron spent
a few days in Yale last week and at
tended the Schubert Chorus Concert.
Harvey Mcclellan of 80 Missouri ave,
Detroit, spent sunday with his grand
| R.N. NJ ana 4 L.
Chas. Coon and family have moved
to Croswell. The Hoskin house yacat.
ed by them is now occupied by Hiram
! HOlcomb and family.
The drug stores OF the city will close
each evening, except Saturdays, at q
o'clock, local time, " ednesdays as usual
at &, u til the holidays.
The Ladies Aid of West Brockway
church will give a chicken supper in
| the church basement next Tuesday
evening, November ii
Mrs. Emma Mcdonald has been quite
sick during the past week. Pearl has
given up her position in the post office
| to take care of her mother.
/ On account of the bad condition of
! the roads the high school foot ball team
]
| Friday, SO no game was played.
Will Browns hand does not get better
very fast. He does not suffer a great
deal of pain but is put TO great deal
of Inconvenience by not having the
use of il.
Elan Sloat is improving very slowly
from the injuries received by falling
from his wagon. The ribs were frac.
tured on both sides and he is very sore
and lame.
A girl was born to Mrs. Basil
Middleton, of Cass City. at the home
of Mr.. Middleton's parents, Larry
Middleton and wife.--Sanilac County
Overseer, Croswell.
The ladies of the NJ. f. Society serve
supper at Mr.. Denison's store Wednes-
day, Nov. ~ from until all are served
Supper % cts. Children under II, 10
cts. Come and enjoy-it.
A meeting of the State Board of
Health, called for the purpose of con.
Quoting all Embalmers' examination,
will be held in the Senate Chamber,
Lansing, November 1919.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). :. Arnold of this city
sailed on the steamship Berlin of the
North German Lloyd line on Nov. LIST,
1913, from New York for Naples and
Genoa via Gibraltar and Algiers.
The Ii. o. B. &. have a jelly shower
Thursday, Nov. IL from to ) i'm the
chapel of M. +. church. Come with
your jelly cup and help to fill the box
up with things to wear, for this is your
share.
Daniel Foley, of Emmett, Ed. Harris,
of Fremont, and Elmore. Putney, of
Sandusky, were in Yale Wednesday
attending the monthly meeting Of the
Michigan Farmers Mutual Fire Insur.
ance Co.
Mrs. Il. McNulty left for Chicago
this Thursday a. IN. to attend the
funeral of her brothers wife, Mrs.
John ID. Burns. Mrs. Burns was
known by many in Yale, having visited
here several times.
The little building to the south of
Shaw 81 Johnston's blacksmith shop is
being remOdelled and will be used by
Claude f. Sweet as an electrical supply
station. Claude is also prepared to do
electrical work and wiring.
Richard Charles Andreae, 81 lbs.
born Tuesday, Nov. 4th, 1913, to Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Andreae Mechanic
street, Yale. The Expositor extends
heartist congratulations and wishes the
new born long and useful life.
A dance was held in Central Hall
last Friday evening at which a goodly
number enjoyed the light fantastic.
McKanlass orchestra was expected to
furnish the music but for some reason
it failed to materialiZe. However
tlutton's orchestra was all-suflicient.
The village council of Almont has
proclaimed that no tango, BEAR dark,
bunny hug, trot or like dances shall be
tripped at any of the parties in that
village this winter. President Burley
of the council says: 1.-THE tango is on
a par with the slit-skirt and the ten
dency of the day toward the immoral"
The amended Warner Cramton liquor
l. II a.