The Yale expositor., 1915-01-14
Local and Otherwise.

10 your IIdulnB VIII oio hCiOhohSo
during 1915.
Mrs. j. E. Staley visited in Detroit
over Sunday.
Do what you can to make Yale big
ter and better in 1915.
n. b. Herbert has been at Hastings
on business this week.
George Mcintyre was at Shower the
first of the week on business.
f. G. Lillibridge, piano tuner of De-
troit was in Yale the first OF the week.
Geo. Metcalf of Caro- visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Rufus Remington, over Sun
day.
Dwight Vincent is in Lansing attend
ing the Michigan Agricultural Col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Wath, of Bad Axe,
spent the past week at the home of Jas.
+. Anderson.
The Expositor job rooms are always
busy, but not too busy to give our pat
rons good service.
The newly elected st. Clair county
officers have all been sworn in and are
now at your service.
J. b. Paisley has workmen engaged
redecoratIng the ceiling and sidewalks
of the Paisley Office.
Fred Schumm, who has spent the
past few weeks in Detroit with his
brother Chris, is in Yale again.
Coasting on Yuills hill has been an
enjoyable pastime the past week by both
young folks and the older ones too.
Mrs. Fred Taylor's Sunday school
class of girls was enjoyably entertain
ed by her Friday evening last week.
\Will A. Holden and wife of Port
Huron have been spending the past
week with Yale relatives and friends.
James Livingston of Baden, Ont,
president of the Yale State Bank, is
here attending the annual stockholders
meeting
Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. Young of Detroit
are spending couple of weeks with
the iatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas E
Anderson.
The annual meeting of the Roseburg
Butter Co will be held Tuesday, Janu-
airy 18th. All members are requested
to be present.
Harvey Thompson, of Oil Springs,
Ont, who has been visiting at the home
of o. r. Griffith for few days, return
ed home Monday.
Harry Williams entertained his class
of boys of the Disciple Sunday school
last Friday evening at his home. A
fine time was had.
A large number of Expositor sub
scribers have renewed for another year
during the past two weeks. There are
Others in arrears. Are you one?
A. +. Sleeper, of Bad Axe, president
\ of the First National Bank of Yale was
in the city the first of the week attend.
ing the annual stockholders meeting.
Mrs. Rufus Remington has been in a
rather critical condition the past week
on account of high blood pressure, her
temperature reaching as high as 210
degrees.
Mrs. Irwin Bradfeld, who has been a
guest at the Presbyterian manse the
past week, left on Monday morning for
the new home in Detroit, where Rev.
Bradfield is now located.
The Almont Herald celebrated its
10th birthday, December 3 and gave
its readers fifty.three issues of papers
for 1914. Here's hoping that it may
celebrate its 80th birthday.
Is the following one of your New
Years resolutions? Trade with home
merchants and help boost my home
town aud in so doing lettering my own
condition socially and financially.
James McColl has just returned from
trip to Detroit, Chicago and Mime
apolis. He also visited Arson Somers
at Beloit, Wis, and found him nicely
situated as manager of the linen mills
in that city.
The Brown City Manufacturing Co.'S.
plant at Brown City was badly scorch-
ed on Tuesday last week, when as the
engine was started by Elmer Tennis
wood, something blew up and the whole
room was mass of flame. Mr.. Ten
niswood escaped through a window
but was quite badly burned.
One day last week Gordon, little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andreae, step
ed on a needle which penetrated nearly
the whole length into the sole of the
foot and then broke off. DR.. Wight
extricated the needle but was Obliged
to make an incision. The little fellow
gets around nicely and doesn't seem to
mind the accident
A most delightful party was that
gwen Oh lutSudy AFTERNOON by the
Misses Carrie and Rada Rapley and
Mrs. Miles Simmons at the home of the
first named. Ten tables were enter.
tanned with the game of 500, and at $50
the guests were served with a delicious
supper after which there was music
and social chat before going home.
n. b. Sponenburg, of Detroit, travel.
ing salesman for Lambert q Lowman,
manufacturing chemists, importers and
jobbers of drugs, was in Yale the first
of the week looking up trade for his
house. Norm is an old Yale boy and
we are pleased to know he is holding
this responsible position and making
good. Success to you is our worst
wish.
The Kershaw.- Comedy Company
which played "Ten Nights in a Bar
Room" in Yale last week and was
mentioned in last weeks Expositor, ap.
peared again at Central Hall Friday
night in "The Boy of the Streets" and
Saturday night in "East Lynne" Big
crowds greeted the company both eve