The Yale expositor., 1915-12-09
Local and Otherwise.

w. w. Lord, of Peck, was in Yale on
Monday.
Skating on the OK bow has been dne
the past week
J. f. Crysler was in Port Huron on
business Tuesday.
Charles Craig is very sick az his home
south and west OF Yale.
Il. II. Drake was at Port Huron on
Monday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Johnston were
Detroit visitors over sunday
Lewis Hathaway. of Armada, is in
Tale today calling on friends.
The covers have been placed over the
water hydrants for the winter.
The roads we're fairly good sunday
and many automobiles were out.
A. II. Patterson, OF Almont, has been
assisting in the EXpositor office this
week.
Ed. and Frank Andreae were in the
city of Philadelphia the past week on
business.
The Panama Pacific international
Exposition AT san FTancisco closed De-
cember 18th.
n. Z. Dinner has just issued a new
price list for fnrs, hides and skins, and
is sending them out.
President Wilson and Mrs. Gait will
be married at the home of the bride on
Saturday, December 18th.
Mrs V. A. Lacy was called to Niles
the first of the week on account of the
serious illness of her father.
Mia Mcdonald, of Brown City, was
the guest of Irene Harrington, Thurs
day. Irene returned with her
Harry II. Holden leaves Saturday
morning for Comanche, Texas, to spend
the winter with his son Clarence.
The Juniors of the Yale high School
arr planning for their annual hop to
take place soon after Christmas.
n. b. Herbert has been laid up the
past week with an attack of pneumo
MIA. 1t is hoped he may soon recover.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Elston, Of
Speaker, on Monday, Nov. ~, 1915, a
son. Congratulations are being offered.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Richards, of Port
Hnrou, announce the engagement of
their daughter sara TO Robert Kicks of
Yale
A marriage license h been issued
i
of Brockway and Josephine Bonney Of
Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Cheeseman re-
turned home on NOnday night after
visiting friends at Thed ord and Petro-
liza, Ont.
Regular communication of Brock
way Lodge, No. BIG, + IL A. NJ next
Thursday evening, Dec IT. Election
of officers.
Henry Ford and over eighty peace
advocates sailed from New York on
the Oscar II, last Saturday for Christ
iansaud, Norway.
On account of an extra amount Of
Christmas advertising the Expositor is
day late We solicit the indulgence
of our subscribers
The stOrk visited the home of our
honored congressman, Louis &. Cram
ton, on Monday, At Lapeer, bringing u
son, Congratulations.
Mrs. Il. Willard returned to Detroit
Saturday evening after spending two
weeks at the homes of James Parks
and Martin Goldberg.
J. L. Rosenthal, our leading clothier,
will give away silk plush automobile
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Secure your tick cts and get the robe.
The revival services held at the Cole
church closed last week. Rev Bragg
informs us that renewed interest has
been installed Into the work in that
locality.
IT is beginning 10 look as though we
would have sleighing i VI Xmas. Moth
ing makes the holiday season more
lively or jolly than the jingle of the
sleigh bells.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ovaitt
Wednesday night, daugl ter. The
new born child lived only aoout an
hour The body was taken to Lapeer
for burial on Thursday.
+. A. Griswold writes us from Day
tona Beach, Florida:-"W Weather warm;
we drove auto thru; wish you would
send the Expositor here instead of Ian
sing; we are here for the winter"
In = postal card dated Dec I'd, from
James Il. Blackford he writes that he
and family have reached LAX Gland, Fla,
where all is sunshine, and requests that
the Exposition be sent to his address,
3l2 North Mass ave-
There will be Christmas tree, box
social and program at the Mcconnell
school, district 3, frac., Emmett, Friday
evening, Dec. "a, 1915. The public is
cordially invited to attend. Ladies be-
sure and bring boxes.
) Married, at the home of Mrs. +
Brown, on Monday, Dec. 9th, 1915, ut
: O'Clock, George Brown to Miss Eta
, Woodruff of Elk tow nship, after which
q the guests sat down to bountiful sup
A per. The young couple intend to make
n their future home in Peck.
From the amount of advertising In
= this issue it indicates that the live ad
vertisers of Yale realize the fact thai
the Expositor is the only REAL way t.
4 reach the buyers in this vicinity. ReaC
the ads, shop early and patronize those
who invite you to their stores.
The lecture in Central hall last Fri
day evening given by Rev. Dr. Rice, oil
Detroit, was not as largely attended al
a it should have been, for the excellence
i of his address was beyond question