The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-11-11
Local and Otherwise.
Delta Lambda dance

Delta Lambda dance
At Central Hall, Yale,
Tomorrow night, November 18th.
Thursday, November s5, 1915, we eat
turkey.
Mrs. Vanskiyer has moved into Mrs.
Hoskins' house.
Postmaster Brinkman of Avoca was
in Yale Tuesday.
The Harrington Hotel is being re-
painted OH the interior.
Joe Rosenthal visited Detroit rela-
tlves the first of the week.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy and daughter Doro-
thy are in Detroit this week.
+. B. Bricker and Chas. Slosser were
at Armada Monday on business.
Will White and family and mother,
of Avoca, were Yale visitors Tuesday.
Jas. ii. Moore has accepted his old
position as book-keeper for Wharton
81 Co.
Elan Sloat has been spending the
past two weeks at Reed City wi tn rela'
tives.
Mrs. George Shearer has moved to
Yale and now occupies the Lee Hold
gins house.
ILhnh hChlhhOyb VI bOsiOb TAoAeON
the past week among relatives and
friends in Yale and vicinity.
Hugh Rose, deputy sheriff, and Mike
O'Conner, deputy county clerk, were In
Yale the latter part of last week.
A high wind today raised the dust
dust of our streets and will blow up a
rain or snow storm, If it continues.
BY the way, turkeys seem to be mum
erOus this season. One sees droves OF
them while driving throughthe country.
Henry Coleman has rented the brick
! house on Mary street belonging to j ohm
Edgerton and moved in with his family
4 last week.
, Allen Phillips, customs inspector at
the tunnel visited friends and relatives
in Yale and Roseburg the latter part
h Of last week.
A beautiful fall day was Sunday,
Y November T. Automobiles took ad-
vantage Of the fine weather to drive
through the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Graham, son
Frederick, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
h Nudge, of Caro-, were Sunday guests
of Fred Taylor and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Palmer and child,
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Beckton and chill
dren, of Caro-, visited relatives in Yale
and Port Huron the first of the week.
= The deer hunting season opened yes
terday, the 10th. 1t is reported from
headquarters that about one-third less
. hunters than last year have gone to
the north woods.
A hne baby boy came to gladden. the
home of Mr. and Mrs Art Dennis on
Saturday last, Nov.6. Congratulations
are being offered by friends and Art is
buying the cigars for the boys.
Anyone planning on going north
deer hunting may end affidavit blanks
TO fill out at the Expostor Office and
we will send same to the county clerk,
saving them trip to Port Huron for
license.
The Women's Missionary meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Pollock on
Wednesday afternoon was pleasant and
/ Interesting and well attended. Every
lady Of the Presbyterian church should
be present at these meetings. The next
will be held at the home Of Mrs. Rich
Iards on December 8. The study is
"Home Missions in Action"
5 "Beulah," adapted from the great
[ American novel by Augusta j. Evans,
in six parts, was shown at Princess
2 Theatre Tuesday evening.Nov. 8, and
drew large and appreciative audience
One novel advertising stunt Of Cava-
naugh Bros, proprietors, was to give
, away free Saturday night live goose
( to the person holding the lucky tick ct.
|. Miss Neva Ostrander, ticket No. 40,
was the lucky person
;. We had an idea that the fur exhibit
at Daykin's store which we wrote about
last week was as fine as could be, but
by adding number of mink sets, Mr..
Dinner now has display which would
be hard to beat. Anyone who is
in the market for furs should look
i this line over before buying. In buy
ing from Mr.. Dinner you know just
= what you are getting and besides this
: fact you are patrOniZing home insti-
tuition.
Several exciting moments prevailed
% at the Frank Andreae home Sunday
- morning, when their youngest boy in
advertently set fire to closet filled
= with clothes, with a match which he
had picked up and lighted. The situa-
. ton called for quick and strenuous
;" action on the part Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
dreae before the danes were subdued
and results showed a heap of ruined
'i garments, and also some bad burns on
Franks hands.