The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-12-18
Local and Otherwise.

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Justin A. Cavanagh, of Detroit,
visited in Yale the past week.
Cultivation of the mind is as
necessary as food for the body.
James McColl has sold his
farm in the south part of the city
to George Apsey.
Christmas music and Christmas
sermons at the churches last Sun
day and the coming one.
Richard Francis is the name OF
the Glib son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. Teahan, of Bad Axe.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. WE. Rub were Port
Huron visitors on Monday.
Mrs. J. +. Ward returned Sat
urday from Hazen, Nevada, after
visiting relatives through the
summer.
Come and see Christmas at
Shelters Corners" at Bidleman
school house Tuesday evening.
Dec. 23rd.
Rev. F. D. MUMMY attended q
special session of the Methodist
Episcopal conference at Detroit
this week.
Success is not only getting
something but being something.
Therefore be subscriber to the
Yale Expositor.
Chas. Montney will spend the
holiday season at Port Huron,
Algonac and Detroit among rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stableford
are here from GAINESVILLE. Wis, to
spend the holiday season with rel
atives and friends.
The annual meeting of the Brock
way Agricultural Association will
be held at Brockway town hall
next Saturday. Dec. 20.
Walter c. Reddicliffe and wife.
who have resided at Hessel, this
state, for a number of years are
now located at st. lgnace.
Pigeon hunters who kill pheas-
ants in closed season will be Sc
verelv dealt with. There is a
state law which protects them.
The party which was to have
been given by the Cleaners Of
Brockway on Friday evening, Dec.
Goth, has been postponed till a
later date.
Joe D. Holcomb and wife have
returned to Yale after spending a
year or more in the state of Mon
tana, where they recently proved
up a homestead claim.
The ladies of the M. Z. church
did a splendid business at their
bazaar and bake sale last Satur-
day. About one hundred and
fifty dollars was realized.
A grand holiday dancing party
will be given at the Auditorium
Monday evening, Dec. 10Th. Music
by FinzePs orchestra and every
body is cordially invited to at
tend.
Edward Beard celebrated his
birthday on Dec. 10th by having a
number of his young friends in to
spend the day with him. A fine
time was had and nice lunch
was served.
During the severe wind storm
of Sunday. Nov. 10Th. Mrs. Geo
w. Bell had two ribs broken and
was quite badly bruised when a
door which she was closing blew
open and struck her.
Brown Eyed Betty, three-act
comedy will be given at Melvin
opera house Saturday evening
Dec. 20. by laurel troupe. Good
specialties between acts. Admis-
sion 35c and zoe.
Marion Barr, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. r. K. Barr, was operated
on Monday evening for append
icitis. DR.. Wight performed the
operation and the little girl is get
ting along as well as possible.
We received this week an item
signed Reader" and wish to
state that such items usually find
their way to our waste paper bas-
ket. Items which are sent in must
be signed. We don't want your
name for publication. but Just to
show that the item is correct.
Friends in Yale received word
from Detroit the first of the week
that Sol Tice had the misfortune
to lose one foot in an accident at
the Ford plant where he is employ
ed. No particulars as to how it
happened is received at this office.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will present the cantata, "A Visit
from Santa" in the church on
christmas Eve, at 800 o'clock.
The performers will wear the
quaint costumes familiar to all
readers Of Mother Goose" A
collection will be taken to be used
for missionary purposes.
J. l. Rosenthal received the sad
news Friday last that his father
had been run over and killed by a
street car in the city Of Detroit.
Mr.. Rosenthal left at once for the
parental home and we have been
unable to get particulars as to the
accident. Our fellow-townsman
has the sympathy of Yale people.