The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-02-12
Feb. ~, Lincoln's birthday.


Pile it up in heaps"
Feb. IL, Lincolns birthday.
Lengthening days and strengthening
cold.
Lent begins Ash Wednesday, Feb
ruary %.
L. w. Farley was at Port Huron last
Saturday.
Geo. ID. Burt of Pontiac is in Yale
visiting friends.
j. +. Staley transacted business in
Port Huron today.
N. b. Herbert is at Port Huron today
| Thursday on business.
Brooks Dawson was at Emmett
Wednesday on business.
Fred T. Palmer was at Port Huron
Wednesday on business.
Ii. E. Beard and w. V. Andreae were
in Port Huron Wednesday.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy will spend the latter
part of the week in Detroit
Mrs. V. A. Lacy and daughter Doro-
thy were at Detroit Saturday.
Albert Z. Ryan county clerk of Port
Huron is here visiting friends today
NILS. w nAOOlO lho OCCh HuibO
i'll with the grippe but is better now.
Geo. Mcintyre will go to saginaw to-
morrow to attend meeting of the Elks.
Mrs. Cbas. Bragg is at Elkton this
week attending the funeral of her
uncle.
Tony Fox and wife of Peck attended
the social dance here last Friday
evening.
James Newell jr was home from the
u. of NJ. at Aun Arbor Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Geo Matteson of Melvin was
the guest of Mrs. Frank Ernest last
Tuesday.
Keep in mind there is "somethin'
dom" for March 6th at Central hall.
Alumni.
John Leitch and wife of near Peck
visited her sister, Mrs Chas. ;. Brown
on Tuesday.
Chas. Kennedy, of Milwaukee, Wis,
is spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. j. Minnie.
Alfred Cade, wife and daughter OF
Capac visited w. IL. Freeman and wife
the past week.
Now that the sleighing is improved,
lots of loads of logs are being hauled
to Yale tor shipment.
An oak log taken from the Brandon
estate in Emmett was brought to Yale
today that scaled 1900 IT.
Mrs. Jos. Carless and daughter Mar
tina visited friends at Jackson, Quincy
and Algonac the past week.
Plan pleasant evening for your
family ana be pleasure to the alum
nj association on March 9th.
Rev. Roe of Marysville, a former
+ pastor of the NJ. +. church in this city,
Y visited friends here last Thursday.
P.J. Flynn is around at work again
after his siege of sickness last week.
He does not gather strength very fast.
The classes of the NJ. Z. Sunday
School are having a contest to secure
: new members and the interest is run
ming high.
In card from Harry M. Waterman
of Peck he directs us to change the
address of his Expositor to 23l4 Superba
ST., san Deigo, California.
Staley IL Bricker are making more
improvements to their drug store, the
latest being new steel ceiling, adding
much to the interior appearance.
Editor Cawood and Merle Benedict
were down from Brown City Friday
evening last attending the dancing
party given by the Delta Lambda Club
A heavy fall of snow visited this sec
ton on Friday last and covered the
ground to about six inches. The opeI
winter predicted early in the fall mas
proven to be real old.time one.
The freezing weather we have haC
the past week makes the ice mar
smile. The outlook heretofore was
rather dubious as the ice mp to the frs
Of the week was not more than 81
inches thick.
A sleighload of the young folks o.
the city drove out to the home o.
Natalie Knapp and spent very enjoy
able time Tuesday evening at joll!
games. A delicious supper was served
The return trip was made late in TIT
evening.
Abraham Lincoln pever said "Hello
Central" never lodged an automobile
never held strap in trolley car, neve
pushed button for a light, never hearC
photograph and never posed for 1
motion picture, and yet Abraham Lin
coin died only forty eight years ago.
Some one asks the question "does i
pay to advertise Ten sacks of mai
: order house catalogues were received
at the Yale postoffice last Friday eve
ming. Express and mail carrier Meme
rey had whole dray load between tn,
station and the local postoflice Evi
IDENTIFY there are those who believe ii
advertising.
Fire of unknown origin was discov
cred this morning at 4:30 in the Cit,
Opera House block, Port Huron, AM
before it was finally gotten under con
troll a loss estimated at nearly a quar-
ter of a million dollars was piled up
Following are the principal losses :
City Opera House; Pattersou's jewelry
store; MacTaggart's, booksellers AM
stationery; the ID. u. II. waiting room
VIM. Palmers barber shop, and tn
building formerly occupied the Por
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