The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-02-17

Yale today.
Chris Vogelei, of Port Huron, was in
Y ale Wednesday.
Thos. j. Axarls was at Detroit this
week on business.
Tony Hassey, of Port Huron, was in
Yale Wednesday calling on friends
Grant Holden is in Detroit this week
attending the annual Rexall conYen
ton.
Kinney Turk, of CrOswell, visited
with Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Green the past
week.
VIM. Carroll and family have rented
the Henderson, house and will move
this week.
been filled with a fine quality of ice
this week
George Rogers trapped big badger
weighing about forty pounds in the
Fremont cemetery.
The Expositor was day late last
week on account of an extra amount
of work and l2-page paper.
Chase ). Osborn makes formal an
nouncement that he is not in the race
for the presidential nomination this
year.
DIR. Judson Black of Richmond was
elected one of the directors of the
Michigan State Veterinary Association
at Lansing last week.
The net proceeds of the supper given.
in +. Il. Fead's new house last week
Thursday by the ladies' of the M. +.
church amounted TO $50
A meeting of special interest to all
members and friends of the Presby
terrain church will be held in the church
next Sunday morning at 1000 O'Clock.
Revival meetings will begin in the
Mechanic street Church of Christ this
week Thursday evening and continue
for two weeks at least. All cordially
invited.
The sophomore class, numbering
about twenty-five, took advantage of
the sleighing and sledded out to Natalie
Knapps home on Monday evening. A
joyful time was had.
Washington l. o l. annual oyster
supper at Orange Hall, West Brockway
on Tuesday next from 800 o'clock till
all are served. Come one, come all and
enjoy an oyster supper for only 25c.
Rev. Dr. Steele, of Winona Lake,
Ind, will deliver lecture in the First
Presbyterian church, Yale, Thursday
evening of this week at 200 o'clock.
Subject, alcohol and Public Health"
Admission free.
Erwin Richards owns to being the
best kind Of valentine. He was six
years old on Monday the l4th, and was
the happy little host to eight other lit
tie boys at five o'clock dinner party
and fine play time afterwards.
A large number of members of Yale
Chapter journeyed up to Brown City
Wednesday evening, where they were
very cordially met and entertained by
Brown City Chapter. A fine banquet
was rendered the visiting stars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Holden, of cyan
ston, Ill, were presented with pretty
little valentine on Monday, Feb. 14th,
in the shape of baby daughter. The
Expositor joins with their many friends
here in extending congratulations.
Grant Welch has installed new pro-
cesses for dry cleaning by which all
garments are cleaned free from Odor or
injury to garments or color. Read his
adv. which appears in this issue. Office
oyer Hutton's hardware. Phone TIA.
The old building which has stood on
the corner of Main and North streets
for the past forty years has been torn
down and will be replaced by fine
new church edifice for the NJ. L. society.
There are but very few of the old land
marks left.
The Cleaners of Brockway Arbor
will give a social dancing party in
Cleaner Hail, Old Br0ckway, Thurs.
day evening, March 2. Music by Hut
tons Yale Orchestra of 3.pieces. Bill
500. Refreshments extra. Every
body invited.
Died at her home southeast of Yale
on Wednesday, February Is, 1916, Mrs.
Roy w. Cork. The funeral services
will be held from the house on Friday,
at 100 o'clock, Rev. Waldren Geach,
officiating. The many friends of Mr..
Cork sympathiZe with him in his sad
bereavement.
We made mistake in Davis ~ Sons
ad last week whereby it read 900 bars
120 OF. Ivory SOAP" 1t should have
read 600 OF, 120 bars Ivory soap. We
make this correction and you will find
the ad reads right this week. Our
readers should look up this proposition
and in doing so will profit thereby.
Joe Vincent, while at work on his
farm south and east of Yale Tuesday
filling a silo, met with a serious acct
dent in which he lost the third finger
of his left hand. He was brushing
away some chaff from the cog wheels
of the cutting box when his hand was
drawn into the cog wheels, the whole
hand being badly lacerated. DIR. Wight
dressed the wounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Carless were hap.
PLY surprised by number of their
friends dropping in on them Friday
evening last, it being the thirteenth
anniversary of their wedding. A fine
lunch was served and the evening was
spent in music, social chat and games.
On departing the company hoped that
Mr. and Mrs, Carless might live to Gel
citrate their golden wedding.
Mrs. James Middleton gave a quilt
ing party at her home south and west