The Yale expositor., 1915-10-07
Local and Otherwise.
Armada fair this week.

afternoon.
II. II. Holden is working at his trade
in Brown City.
Mrs. Ed Edighoffer has been very
sick the past week.
Jack McColl is resting easier and
feels much better this week.
Filling silos is occupying the time OF
many of our farmers at present.
Mrs. Jas. Washington of Bay City,
visited at L. J Mnnie's the past week.
DR.. Wight has moved his Office from
the Union Block TO rooms over the
drug store.
Hugh M Ferguson and Thos. Beck.
ton of Port Huron were in Yale last
Monday night.
Geo. +. Houghtby and wife, of Car.
sonville, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. j. Minnie Sunday.
Jean Drake has given up her work in
the schools at st. Clair Heights and re-
turned to her home here.
Thos. KeywOrth had the misfortune
of losing by death a number OF cattle
from black leg the past week
An inspector from the state sanitary
Commission was in this locality the
past week on official business.
Jas. H. Benedict and wife, John Ca
wood and wife, of Brown City, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. g. ). Cochrane
Sunday.
Hugh Rose, court officer, of Port HUI
ron, was in Yale over Sunday visiting
his brother James and other relatives
and friends.
Chris Vogelei, who will have an auc-
ton sale Friday, October 18th, expects
TO move to Port Huron about the 10th
of the month.
Another rain shower set in Friday
lasting all day and most OF the night.
We hope that October will bring us
better weather.
John Burley received word Satur.
day morning from Attention of the SER
ious illness Of his mother and left at
once to visit her.
If you want to save money on mag
azlnes or periodicals for winter reading
call at Exposition office. We can give
you the best price obtainable.
Work is progressing nicely OH Dem
nison McCalPs new home one and one
half miles west of Yale. The carpen.
~ j. Drouyor and family are now
occupying the Apsey residence across
the bridge lately vacated by Frank
Landro and family, having moved
last week.
Dave Henderson was awarded first
prizes on two colts shown al the
fair in Sandusky last week. He drove
horses in two races and got piece of
the money in each race.
The Methodist Episcopal church
ladies wish to announce TO those having
old papers or magazines to please save
same and some one will gather them |
up during week of Oct. IL.
Mrs. Joseph Yuill attended the |
Woman's Synodical Missionary meeting |
held in Detroit on Tuesday and We'd |
nesday, as delegate from the Mission |
airy society of the Presbyterian church |
of Yale.
Mrs. Milton Edighoffer was taken to |
the hospital at Port Huron the first of |
the week for an operation. Her many |
friends here hope that she passes
through the operation successfully and |
health may be restored.
A social dancing party will be given |
the auspices of the Order of Cleaners,
public is cordially invited. Music by |
McKanlass 3-piece orchestra. Bill 81.
Mrs. Oscar Denison has bills out am
nouncing private sale of household |
goods at her residence in the city of |
Yale. Everything must be sold by
Oct. 18th, at which time she will move |
to Jackson where her husband has
permanent position.
VIM. o. Bidleman and DR.. j. b
Stevens celebrated their birthdays on
Saturday last, both coming on the same
day and both gentlemen being of the
same age, So years. Here's hoping that
they may live to celebrate their birth
days for many years to come.
The Expositor and Detroit Times
both until January 1st, 1917, for only
$500. Here is a chance for you to
make a saving on both papers above
mentioned. This special rate will be
withdrawn October 31st. Get busy and |
hand in your subscription before the
end of the month.
Sunday was an ideal day full of bright
sunshine and warmth, rather unusual
for Sundays during the past three
months. Many of our auto owners
would have taken advantage of the
beautiful day and visited some other
nearby town had the roads been in
better condition. As it was most of
them stayed home and attended church
and Sunday school.
A number of Expositor delinquent
subscribers took look at the yellow
labels on their papers and straight.for-
ward came to the Office and paid their
We have a surplus of
receipt blanks and would be pleased to
fill out anumber of these blanks for
those who are in areas. Are you a
delinquent subscribers If so, come in
and square up. In which event it will
not be necessary to send you state
ment of Indebtedness which we expect
to do the 18th Of this month.
The Board of Supervisors of st. Clair
county will meet on Monday next and
hold the October session. At this
meeting county auditor will be elect.
ed Robert ). Taylor, the present Sec
rotary of the county board of auditora