The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-11-23

ana spent the DAY.
Mrs. j. 4. Staley returned home last
Friday after visiting with friends in
Detroit for week.
Edward Sheehy shipped carload of
cattle, hogs and sheep to Eastern
markets Saturday last.
Ruth Pulver, a teacher in the Mar
lette schools, visited her friend Eva
Petit Friday night aud Saturday.
Last Friday closed the football seas
on for Y. II. S. Vassar was here and
trimmed the boys up to the tune of %
too
Don't fail to take advantage of the
many big bargains offered by Yale
merchants for Saturday next-Dollar
Day.
Rswley Hallman attended the foot
ball game at Lansing last Saturday.
He also visited Olin Beavis over
Sunday.
A freight train off the track near
Marlette Monday morning caused the
east-bound passenger to be about three
hours late.
Fred Leach and family have moved
to Pontiac. The Expositor wishes them
happiness, health and prosperity in
their new home.
l.. NJ. Rector and wife, G. King and
family, of Yale, attended the wedding
of Mary 4. Hewitt and Orville j. Fair
at Deckeryille last week.
Yale nimrods are enjoying the
fine weather hunting rabbits and
partridge. Some of them do not have
extra good luck in finding the game.
Henry Dinner, IT., came home from
Lansing Saturday night and on Mon
day accompanied his father to the
northern part of the state on hunt
ing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ernest and daugh-
ter Hazel, who are spending the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. Ernest Daw.
son, on the farm near Blaine were at
their home in Yale over Sunday.
Richard Houghton and wife, who
have cen in the Canadian Northwest
for couple of months, called there
by the serious illness of their son-in-
law Robert Martin, returned to Yale
Friday night.
An error occurred in Grant Holden's
dollar Day" adv. in last issue of the
ExpositOr. Instead of "six boxes Rex
all Orderlies" it should have read "five
boxes Rexall Orderlies." Please note
this correction.
Chas. Noble and family, of Brown
City, visited at the home of Edward
Andreae Friday night last. MIR. and
Mrs. Andreae and Mr.. and Mrs. Noble
motored to Richmond Saturday morn
ing and from there to Detroit and Ann
Arbor where they attended the Mich
Pennsy game of football.
Don't forget the big foot ball game
next Thursday Thanksgiving after
noon at City park. "Gabby" threatens
to resign, but the game will be
played even If he does. This con.
test is between the old boys of the Cass
City and Yale High schools and prom
ises to be full of interest from start to
finish. Plan to attend this game and
you will get your moneys worth.
The careful buyer will certainly take
advantage of the many bargains which
our up-to-date merchants are offering
for Dollar Day, Saturday, NOV. %. You
can find something doing in nearly
every store in the city, and 1t will pay
you to spread your Saturday trading
all around so you can get big slice of
the real price slashing which is extend
ed to you. This is fine chance to
make your dollar have more sense"
Gus Goldberg, of Melvin, has just re-
Gently put down wells for Andrew
Wark aud on the Ovens farm in Speak
er township. The one on The Wsrk
farm is 800 feet deep and in order to
get good 1ow of water Mr.. Goldberg
drilled through l54 feet of quick sand
and the balance soft clay and hard
rock. The other is 26S feet deep. Both
of these people had tried for several
years to get good wells without success.
Gus has a complete outfit and is an ex-
pert at we'll drilling.