The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-12-02
Local and Otherwise.
Christmas next.

OHTlstLudb next.
Mild weather and bad roads.
Electric light cards for November
are out.
Thanksgiving day was bright and
pleasant.
Ii. f. WEIGH is at Port Huron today
on business.
Chas. f. Erb was home from Flint
over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Andreae was in Port Huron
last Saturday.
Our stores are beginning to take on
holiday attire.
Thanksgiving is oyer, now brace up
for Christmas
Jas. f. Besvis transacted business at
Port Huron today.
J. |. Rosenthal visited friends in De.
troit over sunday.
f. w. Mercer and wife ate Thanks.
giving turkey at Flint.
When you find an article or lose one
advertise it in the Expositor.
Begin your Christmas shopping right
now. Only three weeks more.
Rain last Friday, Saturday and Sun.
day, snow Monday and freeze-up.
+. Harvey Drake was attending pro.
bate court at Port Huron Monday.
Parsons, the eye man. will be al
Paisley Hotel, Yale, Tuesday, Dec. 7th
James McCollN and James Melrose
vert at Croswell Wednesday on bust
ness.
Ed. Scott and wife of Pontiac spent
Thanksgiving with f. f, Pratt and
family.
Roy Morsehead was up from Detroit
the past week on visit to his parents
and friends.
+. Harvey Drake has been suffering
with a severe cold the past week but IL
now much better.
BARLEY Moore is confined to his
home, sick with anemia. He was some
better at last report
Mrs. John Hutton has been at Bay
City the past week on visit to bel
sister, who is quite sick.
Henry Pearce and daughter Mayms
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Locke in Port Huron.
The rummage sale will be continued
on Saturday afternoon in the basement
of the Presbyterian church.
Roy Beers has moved his family tC
the city and is occupying the Lester
Clark house on Mary street.
Albert Menerey, of Watford, Ont.
was in Yale Wednesday night on 8
visit to relatives and friends.
The Presbyterian ladies are much
pleased at the success of their church
bazaar. Over 800 are realized.
Thanksgiving day matinee and even
ing shows at the Princess Theatre were
largely attended and much enjoyed.
Josephine Anderson left Saturday
last for Detroit where she will spend q
month with her cousin, Florence
| Richards.
Mrs. John Bright has been at Elyria
Ohio, to see her granddaughter, who
was sick with bronchial pneumonia
The child is recovering.
Last week VIM. Powers bought Of
James Ross six head of two-year. old!
weighing 1880 lbs. The best bunch
shipped from Emmett this season.
At the n. Y. Il. meeting held at tn,
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Windsor
Monday evening, Mrs. Zavits won the
lady's prize and w. +. Rub the gents
Notice Of marriage license issued tC
to Emery Garner and Minnie Brougf
was published in Tuesday nights Port
Huron Times Herald. Both are OF
Yale.
Roy Weese and Miss Myrtle Wilkin
son were married on Wednesday, Nov
"a They are spending their honey
moon in Detroit, Pontiac and othel
places.
Harry A. Holden will leave weel
from Friday, for Comanche, Texas, anC
spend the winter with his son Clarence
His daughter Mia will go to London t.
spend the winter with relatives.
Married at the home of the bridet
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George BrickeT
on Thursday, Nov. %, 1915, Miss Rutl
Il. Bricker and Mr.. Edward w. Gray
biel, both Of Greenwood township. TIL,
happy couple have the best wishes of {
host of friends for long and prosper
GUS welded life.
Here is some good advice to those
who expect to send Christmas packages
to distant friends and relatives:-Mai
early, wrap securely, address plainly
All patrons of this Office are urged Il
mail their Christmas packages early, 81
az to AVOID congesting OF the mails; t
wrap them securely and address then
plainly; also to have your return care
on each package, in order that they
may be promptly delivered.