The Yale expositor., 1919-01-30
Local and Otherwise.

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Nellie Smith, of Grayling, visited DIR
and Mrs. Il. Clyne last week
A Bolshevist is man who sees only
the "ruction" in reconstruction.
Edward Sheehy was at Buffalo the
past week attending the big live stock
show.
II you know news item give it to
the Expostor for publication. We will
appreciate the favor.
The old saying "a winters fog will
freeze a dog" Webave had the fog but
have yet to see the frozen dog.
James Sweet, of Sarnia, was in Yale
over Sunday to visit his son Claude who
has been very sick for long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stirling were
called to Lapeer last week Thursday to
attend the funeral of Mrs Strings
sister.
Our jceman, Floyd Ferguson, hopes
Jack Frost will get busy during Febru-
AIRY and freeze enough ice for next sum
mer's supply.
Many Yale people are sick with colds
and other ailments. The bad weather
of last week no doubt had somthing to
do with bringing on colds, etc.
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Stevens attended
the funeral of the doctors sister at
Croswel on Monday. Mrs. Charles
Jacobs also attended the funeral
Drs Wight and Clyne operated on
Olin Cameron last Saturday for appen
dicitis. Olin came through the opera
tion all right and is getting along nice
ly
The old fashioned man who used to
pay his subscription with wood has
passed to his reward; but the fellow
who refuses to pay any old way still
makes frequent trips by this office.
| A bill now pending before congress
provides for the deepening Of the main
entrance TO the harbor at Harbor Beach.
aud the closing of the north entrance,
towards which there is available
$2O2,74
Norma Wight is home from Midland
where she has been teacher in the
public schools. We understand she is
preparing to go 10 the Simmons Col
lege at Boston to take up domestic
science course.
The Philippine islands want complete
political independence. They recognize
the just and honorable manner in which
the United States has treated them and
will not press the matter during the
present emergency.
TheSecretary of State at Lansing has
given out new order extending the
time one month that last years auto
licenses may be used. All must have
their license plates by the first of Feb
ruary or keep machines in garages.
We have been asked by a number of
our subscribers to start publishing notes
again from our files Of twenty years a.
90, ana this week we are giving few
items. This feature will receive our
attention from week to week as we are
always willing to publish anything our
readers like.
An "Honor Roll" of Sanilac County
is soon to be compiled and published.
Besides tho record of every man in the
service it is hoped to print the picture
of each man. The book will be bound
by the largest book binding house in
Michigan and will be put out in cloth
and genuine leather covers.
The Expositor subscription list was
corrected last week and many new
names added and several old ones cred
tied year or more in advance. If the
label on your paper does not show paid
up to 1919 or In advance give the mat
ter your attention. You want the pa.
or and we need the cash. Don't delay.
The Detroit Chamber of Commerce
is sending out warnings against men
coming to that city in quest of work.
1t is said that there are more men than
jobs and that this condition will prevail
at least until the factories are again
put upon a peace basis. Returning
soldiers no enlisted from Detroit will
be given the preference in the matter
of being provided with work.
"rhe Gazette is "A years young" APP
peared in the columns of the North
Branch Gazette last week and the state
ment is correct just the same AL.
though getting well up In years the
paper is full of life and vigor, showing
none of the discrepancies of old age.
The Gazette is one of the most valued
of our exchanges, therefore we could not
allow its birthday to pass by without