The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-12-24
Local and Otherwise.

This is the last shopping day.
Is your Christmas shopping doneS
Leslie J. Menzies is home for Xmas.
The jingle of the sleigh bells sound
good.
A years subscription TO this paper is
a most acceptable gift.
Mr.. Hanna OF saskatchewan is visit
ing Geo. Graham and family
Catching on bobs is great sport for
the boys and girls these days.
Isabelle Brown is spending her holt
days with relatives at Laurel.
The teachers of our public schools
have all gone home for the holidays.
Selwyn Dodge of Avoca was In Yale
Tuesday calling on his young friends.
win Youngs of Onaway is visiting
relatives and friends in Yale and vi
cinity.
Frank Beuge of Detroit visited
James Middleton and family last
week.
Bernice Holden is spending the
Christmas holidays with relatives at
Almont
The municipal snow pillow made its
first trip of the season last Saturday
morning.
Don't forget to include The Yale
ExpOsitor among your Christmas gifts
to friends.
VIM. IL. Learmont, cashier of the
Yale State Bank was at Jeddo last
Friday on business.
Gladys Wallace, who is teaching
81 -. 70 Ia
the holiday vacation.
Mr.. Powell, of Toronto, Ont, visited
Jesse Bullock and other friends in and
around Yale recently.
Jas. l.. Benedict and wife of Brown
City visited their daughter, Mrs. G. 5.
Cochrane over Sunday.
Miss Roy is spending the holidays
with friends in Detroit and Mrs. II. IL.
Menerey at Ann Arbor.
Mrs. II. A. Sawyer does not seem to
improve from her illness but is grow
ing weaker all the time.
Jas. Cogley and family left Wednes.
day a. IN. for Kalamazoo to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Cogley's parents.
Lincoln Avery of Port Huron at.
tended a directors meeting of the First
National Bank Wednesday evening.
The person who took the package
| by mistake from j. |. Rosenthals store
last saturday night will please return
same at once.
Mrs. g. Z. Richards and son Irwin are
visiting at Flint and Elsie. Mr.. Rich
ards will leave for Elsie today and
spend Christmas.
Married in Clinton, Mich, recently
Chas. Tunis and Maggie Tibeau, both
we'll known Yale young people. We
offer congratulations.
+. II. Drake and wife expect to leave
Yale for Florida about the first of the
year and take up their residence in that
state for the winter.
ID. A. McKeith, cashier of the Citi-
zens Savings Bank of Brown City
autoed to Yale last Friday and called
on his many friends.
Changes of advertisements should be
handed in early next week as the Ex-
position will be printed day earlier on
account of New Years.
Lewis Hyde was at Lansing the first
of this week to visit his sister Florence
who is attending school there. They
both returned Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Herb Eshelman and children ar.
rived Saturday night from Flint to
spend Christmas with her mother, Mrs.
Eva Black. Herb is expected tonight.
Rev. Yakes of this city has been ap.
pointed pastor of the Caro- M. L. church
in place of Rev. w. Ii. Cole who re-
signed on account of i'll health. Rev.
Y akes has been working at the car
penter trade for two years. With his
family he will move to Caro- the first of
the year.
Earl Metcalf received a telephone
message last Saturday from near Col.
umbiaville stating that his father had
fallen off load of hay and sustained
serious injuries, both shoulder bones
broken and bad wounds about the
head. Earl left on the evening train
Saturday for home.
Christmas services at Sacred Heart
church are as follows:-High mass at
500; Low mass of Thanksgiving i'm
mediately after. High mass at 1000
followed by benediction. Special music
furnished. A crib with the image of
the infant Christ will be trimmed with
beautiful flowers. The interior Of the
church will be decorated with ported
plants and evergreens.
The sacred concert given by the choir
of the Presbyterian church last Sunday
evening was listened to by large and
appreciative audience. The numbers
rendered were according to the pro-
gram published last week and each
solo, Duet or chorus were thoroughly
enjoyed. Mrs. G. :. Cochrane is the
leader of the choir and Helen Harring.
ton the pianist. Rev. Bradfield spoke
briefly and interestingly of the history
iof music