The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-12-08
Local and Otherwise.

Do your Christmas shopping
early.
Mrs. Jonathan Tice will spend
the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. 3. Douglas, in Brown City.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are holding their bazaar
and bake sale in the basement of
the church today, Thursday.
Ed Elsenheimer has moved his
restaurant from the Palmer
building to the office building
just north of where he was.
The publishers family wish to
thank Well Barr and Geo. Boice
for kind remembrances of their
recent trip in the north woods
deer hunting.
The past month was the third
gloomiest November in fortv-fve
FEARS There were % cloudy
DAYS, 7 partly cloudy and ONLY
one clear day.
George Cough q Son, funeral
: directors and embalmers, have
purchased a fine new auto hearse.
/ Taey are now better prepared to
attend funerals.
Born to the wife of Lloyd Sill
verthorn on Monday, December
9TH, 1921, baby daughter. Con-
CALCULATIONS to the parents of
this first little newcomer.
The Detroit Free Press recent
~ stated in headlines "32 Hunters
KILLED, 3 missing, score hurt"
This is heavy toll to pay for
nunting Deer hunting seems to
&c dangerous pastime.
Mrs. j. T.. Staley returned Sat
urday night from the Port Huron
hospital where she was operated
on about three weeks ago. She Is
feeling much better and friends
cope the operation will prove ben
eicial.
A slight blaze, caused by some
one lighting a match to see how
much gasoline the auto tank con
tanned at the Star Oil Co.'S filling
station last Tuesday evening
created considerable excitement.
No damage was done.
The third number on the Ly-
Hceum course being given this
winter under the auspices of the
Music club will be the Magician
and Reader, Arthur Irwin, who
comes to Yale and the Auditor
ium on Tuesday next, Dec. -.
The Pere Marquette has assign
ed special officers to check the
thieving Of coal from railroad
property in Port Huron. More
than 100 tons nave disappeared
SO far this fall. Men. women
ana children come with all sorts
of vehicles, baskets and bags.
All will be prosecuted and pun
iShed hereafter.
Mrs. Hiram Mcconnell enter
tanned ten little girl friends at
her home on tuesday, Dec. 9th.
Ii was in honor Of her daughter
Vera, and was a surprise, the oc-
casiou being her tenth birthday.
AT $50 lunch was served and
heartily enjoyed. Vera was the
recipient OF many useful presents.
Al mad a fine time.
Miss Anna Reynolds, OF Elk
township, underwent a surgical
operation for gall stones Sunday.
The operation was performed by
Dr.. Wight, of Yale, assisted by
Drs. Ross, of Capac, and COch
rane, of Peck. While very sick,
she is getting along as we'll as
can be expected. A trained nurse
is in attendance.-Peck Times
J. II. McMartin, a pioneer
weather critic, of Port Huron,
says: Every indication points
to an open winter. | have follow
eel weather conditions and have
my own weather kiosk. am will
ing to go on record that it will
be an open winter. This will
! mean saving on coal for some
time, but believe that cold
weather brings better business
results.
Jesse Tice, Lynn farmer, some
weeks ago lost the battery from
his auto. Later it was found in
straw stack on another farm.
On Halloween he lost two wheels
from his wagon. Just recently
they were found in an old stone
we'll west and north of Yale
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