The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-12-25

relatives and friends at Wheatly, Ont.
Chas. Montney and wife are spending
Christmas with Port Huron relatives.
Benz. Bricker and family are spend.
ing the Xmas holidays in Brantford,
Ont.
Geo. Carless and wife have gone to
Chicago for visit with relatives and
friends.
Bessie Grimes of Almont spent the
first of the week with her sister Mrs.
Grant Holden.
II. Ii. Parkinson, who was in a
critical condition last week, is out
around again.
II. NJ. Keal and family are spending
the holidays the guests of j. L..
CTandell and wife.
spending the holidays with Mrs. X. III.
Menerey and family.
John Craig and George Easton, of
Lannark, Ont, are spending the holi
d ys at Chas. Craig's.
California weather in Michigan last
week. Real old. time winter weather
in Michigan this week.
- Geo. w. Shearer and wife have deed
ed land in BrOckway township to VIM.
r. Walsh; consideration $l00.
III. A. Cope and wife left last week
for Texas where he will spend the
winter with son and daughter.
Asman, florist, of Port Huron can
furnish you with any sort of decora-
tions. See ad elsewhere in this issue.
Fred Leach and family of Lynn haye
moved to Yale and are occupying the
Chas Rounds house on Park avenue.
Mrs. Roswell Green went to Capac
Monday to spend Xmas with her
parents. Roswell will go over there
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hi Brown are spending
Christmas at Croswell with their
daughter and son.in.law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Loree.
Saturday was big day in Yale. The
city was crowded during the day with
Christmas shoppers and our stores en-
| joyed large trade.
Alex Pelton and bride of Benning,
ton, Ont, are the guests of the formers
sister, Mrs. Chas. Rounds. The happy
couple are on their wedding tour.
John Grace, who died at Brown City
Saturday last, was brought to this city
and from here taken to Kenockee where
he was buried. He was brother of
Patrick and Peter Grace of Emmett.
Have you noticed how far north the
moon is these nightsp If you have not
just give it look some evening. 1t
seems as though it had got out of its
orbit someway, but that is probably
moonshine.
Another meeting of the farmers and
others interested in the growing of
potatoes will be held at the office of
County Agricultural Crandall, No. 2
Postofiice building, Port Huron, on
January Sth. There will be good
speakers present from Lansing.
David Graybiel, who has spent the
past six months or more in Vancouver.
B. g., returned home Saturday night
last. With his family and brother
Anon an family he will go to Fordwich,
Ont, to attend reunion of the
Graybiels.
According to the printed program in
last weeks Expositor, last Sabbath
evening in the Presbyterian church
was festival, musical and recitatiye.
| IN.
A large congregation enjoyed the fine
musical program.
Dennis McNerney and family have
moved back to Yale from Detroit and
are occupying the rooms over Grant
| HOlden's drug store. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Houghton have moved into
rooms in Mrs. Mathews house corner
Mechanic and Kennefck streets.
j. b. Paisley is making changes on
the interior of the Paisley House. The
partition between the bar and the sam
pie rooms has been torn out, making
one large room. The bar will be
heightened in the shape of an l.. New
fixtures will be added and other inn
provements made.
The first Evangelistic Conference of
the Michigan Sunday School Associa-
ton will be held in the Court street M.
+. church, Flint, on Dec. 30, 80 and 81.
A splendid and interesting program
has been prepared covering the three
days. All persons interested i'm ). ).
work invited to attend.
We received this week from our
friend Geo. +. Houghtby manager of
the Carsonville Robe Tannery a big
one dollar | Ill, coin OF the realm, re-
questing us to run an adv. in exchange
for same You will lind the advertise.
ment in another column of this issue.
Many of our readers will remember
Mr.. Houghtby, at one time resident
of our city, who conducted moving
picture show here. The seasons best
wishes are yours dear brother.
Regular communication of Brockway
Lodge No. BIG, +. q A. M. will be held
in Masonic hall st. Johns day Saturday,
Dec. q, at s o'clock p. m. Installation
of newly elected officers will take
place on this date. On Thursday to-
day meetings will be held after
noon at 2:30 and evening at $3.50. Two
third degrees will be conferred. At
SIX o'clock lunch will be served to all
outside members who desire to attend
VIM. A. Cayanagh w. M. urges all