The Yale expositor., 1917-02-01

Remember, the printer as we'll as
others, has to pay the higher prices.
Regular meeting o. L. S. Wednesday
evening, Feb. z. Mrs. Olive Jacobs,
secretary.
Mrs. Frank A. Hill, of Avoca visited
relatives and friends In the city this
week.
John Cough, of Saskatchewan, Wis
tied his brother George in Yale the
past week
Floyd Ferguson visited part of last
week with relatives at Attention, Ber-
vile and Capac.
The recent mild weather has melted
the snow and ice from the roadway
and whipped the sleighing.
Our January thaw came on Sunday
and the weather has been very mild
since. Wednesday changed to cold.
Envy is not only very great weak
ness, but it is a great ignorance as
well No man enYies what he can sur
pass ~ equal
The Yale Buick Co. has sold three
touring cars for April delivery. The
purchasers are Fr. Jas. Melting, John
Lavell and Peter Ferguson.
Mrs. Johnson and granddaughter
Dorothy, of Horizon, Sask., are visiting
the formers sister, Mrs. John ID. Jones
and other friends and relatives.
A School Of Methods will be held in
Port Huron Feb. Ills, at the First
Presbyterian church. A fine program
has been arranged for the occasion.
Several from Yale and vicinity are
attending the two-day roundup far
mers institute at Port Huron today
and tomorrow, Thursday and Friday.
Harry H. Holden received a telegram
from his son Clarence of Fort Worth,
Texas, that II Id son was born Jan.
30. Yale friends extend congratula-
tions.
Report reaches Yale that j. w. Har-
rington has accepted the position Of
day clerk at the Statler Hotel, Detroit
This will be very pleasing news to his
friends in Yale.
The dwelling house of John Davis in
the lst ward caught fire at noon today
and the roof was destroyed by the
flames. Outside of the damage done
by water the damage is slight.
A number of our local nimrods
autoed to a lake north and west of
Capac and spent Wednesday fishing
through the ice with hook and line,
with minnows for bait. No luck.
Marguerite Worden was taken to
the hospital at Port Huron on Tuesday
morning for an operation. She was so
much better during the day that it was
thought the operation would not be
necessary. AT present writing she is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Z. l.. Graham went over to
Brown City on Saturday and returned
on Monday accompanied by Mr., and
Mrs. Don McDuff, who are moving to
Gladwin, where Mr.. McDuff has pur-
chased drug store. He takes pos
session February 1st.- Croswell Jeffer.
souian.
A few delinquent subscribers to the
Expositor have come in the past week
and paid up and year in advance
The call for settlement made in last
weeks paper should be given all at
tention as we must get our list paid up
before March 1st. See that the label
on your paper shows Z or 8.
Burt ID. Cady, of Port Huron, is nam
ed by Governor Sleeper as delegate tc
attend the tax conference which ii
being held at Battle Creek today and
tomorrow. Other members of the
county board of supervisors will attend
the conference and make suggestions
regarding change in the power of the
state commission.
j. f. Crysler, with his pacing mare
Minnie Wealth, attended the ice race:
at Mt. Clemens the first of the week
Mr.. Crysler entered his mare in the
2:30 class, but on account of calkine
herself on Saturday last while in g
workout, she was not in trim to dc
much on Wednesday and was drawn
after the second heat The mare viii
start again today.
The extension department of the
Michigan Agricultural College is CO.
operating with the bureau of animal
industry of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, in warning people
not to eat pork which has not been
well cooked Rare hog is common II
this locality at present. Dealers art
paying Ia and 10 cts a pound dressed
aud it is impossible to get them at that
price.
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