The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-02-13

Michigan five.pasSenger touring car
Ii is equipped with all the latest i'm
provements. Mcintyre Il Fletcher are
local agents here.
Thursday, Eel. 13 being Mrs Caro-.
line Holden's 84th birthday, she was
reminded of this by shower of cards,
also carnations from the Aid, she being
member since its organization.
FIR. Cullinane and j. b. Paisley were
at Flint one day last week, returning
in a new Buick touring car. FIR. Guilt
name and Grant Holden are local
agents here for the Buick company
and this car is here on exhibition for
prospective purchasers.
James Stirling was at Detroit last
week to see his son Leslie, who now
has a room away from the hospital
and his sister Grace is nursing him.
He seems in good spirits and his
friends have hopes that he will re.
cover.
A birthday tea party was given by
Mrs. Grant Holden last Saturday af-
ternoon for her daughter Leta. Sever
al girl friends were present and great
~ enjoyed the occasion. Leta was
made the recipient Of a sterling silver
teaspoon.
Beavis & Hutchinson have a large
space in this weeks Expositor adj
vertising the many values carried in
their big busy store on the corner.
Keep your eye on this adv. each week
and be sure to read it and you will
not miss any of the good things Of
fered.
Mrs. Richard HOughton entert aimed
the members of the Ladies' Bible class
of the Presbyterian church last Friday
evening at her home on Kenneiick st.
The occasion was the regular monthly
business and social meeting. A large
number were present and very pleas
ant time was enjoyed.
The social given at the home of w.
II. Learmont on Wednesday evening
by the Presbyterian ladies, proved to
be very pleasant occasion. The pro-
gram consisted of games, vocal and in
strumental music and some interesting
work by several of Miss Prices kinder
gartens. Light refreshments were
served.
MANS Conquest of Opposing For
ces" and knights of the New Demo
cracy" are DIR. Hunters themes at the
church next Sund ay
morning and evening. Backed by a
fine chorus choir and three or four pop
ular hymns these services should be es-
pecially attractive. a welcome, bright,
breezy and brotherly awaits all who at
tend.
A couple of weeks ago Thomas
Grimes reported to this office that he
saw three robins in the city that
week and he claimed he had drank
no liquor and was not drunk when
he saw the birds. This week he
leaves on our desk a garter snake
found crawling on the ground in the
woods of Berlin township. We ask
our readers to be considerable and not
accuse Tom of pulling this snake from
his boot
A nicely planned surprise was CIV
EN- Madeline Wilt last Saturday after
noon on the occasion of her seventh
Twenty or more little girls
gathered at her home by invitation
Of Mrs. Wilt at three o'clock and had
4 perfectly jolly time for three hours,
part of this time being taken up with
I bountiful lunch topped off with ice
'ream and cake. Many little gifts
we're left for Madeline to remember |
he day by.
The Harbor Beach Times states |
hat the local fishermen are putting |
n a profitable winter catching lake |
perch and trout. The perch are TAX
IN with hook and line baited with |
ninnows inside the harbor while the
rout are secured in the deep water
outside. They are said to be very
plentiful and large size and bring
Ugh prices. Wish we could see a few
# these beauties over here. We are
mighty fond of fresh fish and get them
IL too seldom.
1t is very laughable to see a fellow
axe a tumble on the icy walk but
vhen one has a similar experience of
rs own it's not so funny. The Ex-
ositor mans feet took a skyward
curse Saturday while hurrying to
ssist a horse that had fallen on the
cy road in front of his home on Me-
anic street and the force in which
e landed on his head on the hard
round was no joke. There are many
theirs in Yale who could tell of ex-
eriences while walking in slippery
laces. The ice is very treacherous
'hen covered with bit of snow and
ne must walk very circumspectly If
e desires to stand upright.
Conductor 5. l.. Miller Norfolk, Neb.
n Bonesteel Division of e. Il n. w. Ry
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avs: 81 have used Foley Kidney Pills
18th very satisfactory results and en-
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