The Yale expositor., 1914-11-19
Local and Otherwise.

Monday on business.
Rain Sunday morning early. Warm,
balmy weather since.
L. II. Card is attending the Eastman
school atDetroit this week.
Ruth MenZies spent the weekend at
Alma with college friends.
Sidney Hiliker and wife visited j. +.
Walker and family Friday last.
DR.. A. Pollock was In Detroit the
first of the week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Fox moved this
week to their farm near Peck.
c.. Cochrane was at Detroit and
Port Huron the past week on business.
Not only do your Christmas shopping
early but advertise your holiday goods
early.
Ell. Drake and wife visited their son
Clarence and family at st. Clair over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Burns of Cros-
well were guests of Mrs. McNulty the
first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Welch are
spending the week with relatives and
friends in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smelling of Cros.
well were guests of +. II. Card and
family over sunday.
The report published in the daily
newspapers that deer had the foot and
mouth disease is untrue.
Mrs. Grant Holden, Rex, Leta, Ber-
nice; and Marjorie Menzies autoed to
Port Huron Saturday last.
Mrs. Jane Thompson has gone to
Melvin TO spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. steve Beadle.
Mrs &. X. Crossett and daughter of
ShabbOHa visited relatives and friends
in and around Yale the past week.
Rev. Chas. Bragg returned to Detroit
Monday morning where he will assist
Rev. Harger in evangelistic meetings.
The social evening given by the Pres.
byterians at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Pollock Tuesday was a pleasant sue
cess.
A large number of Yale people wit
messed the foot ball game in Port HUI
ron Saturday between Yale and Port
Huron firsts.
Are you in arrears for subscription
to the Expositor? If 50, you will do
the Expositor favor by calling and
squaring up.
Don Vincent, clerk at IL. L. Hen
nessy's drug store has been at Grand
Rapids this week taking the pharma-
cuetical examination.
Chas Montney and wife of Y ale were
guests of Mrs. Montney's brother, Mer-
rit Sperry and wife and other relatives
here Sunday. Memphis Bee.
Henry Dinner, Chas. Martin and
Thos. Grimes left Yale last Friday eve
ming for heupper peninsula on a hunt
ing trip. They will be joined by Mat
Jordan of Mclvor.
Miscellaneous program given by the
Junior and Senior classes of the Yale
High school at Central Hall, tomorrow
evening. Admission 15c and 25c, re-
served seats ~ cts extra.
The n. Y. b. club was entertained at
Mrs. McNnlty's on Monday evening,
Mrs. Will Fletcher assisting the hostess.
Those winning prizes were Mrs. l..
Roy Fuller and Aaron Windsor.
Gold Medal flour signs occupy prom
inent side walls on the south of Wal
lace's cream and egg station and on the
north wall of McOmber's building. An
outside painting concern did the work.
The Delta lambda club held meet
ing and enjoyed fine dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Adams
Friday evening last, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Cochrane assisting in the enter
tainment.
Business stationery or any kind Of
job printing receives special attention
at the ExpOsitor office. Newest faces
of type and the most modern material
enables us to give you city printing at
country prices.
Dan II. Dwyer who recently disposed
of his livery at st. Clair to Engelgau Il
Windenbach is now buying stock and
is doing quite well at his new venture.
Dan is well known in Yale, having
been here on different occasions with
race horses.
We owe our friend and brother John
Hutton an apology for publishing in
last weeks Expositor that Fred Taylor
was the good player at 800" at the
Entire Nous Club meeting last Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. III. Learmont. Excuse us
this time and we will try and not let
such mistake happen again. John
was the lucky gentleman.
luO " nlOn bWO duu
miles north of Roseburg, was burned
to the ground on Saturday last about
noon. The fire is supposed to have o.
riginated from some stump fires, a
spark igniting the shrubs inthe cemetery
adjoining the building. Before anyone
could reach the spot the whole struct-
ure was in flames and nothing could be
saved from the interior. The building
was erected many years ago and was a
landmark Of that locality. OF late it
has been used by the Mennonites for
service.
In another column of the Expositor
we publish an article in reference to
Judge Louis II. Fead of the Eleventh
judicial circuit of Michigan. The
judge is a brother of K. +. Fead, cash.
ler of the First National Bank of this
city and is we'll and favorably known
by many of our citizens. For several
years he was prosecuting attorney of
Luce county, and when he took the
bench one of Yale's young attorneys,
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