The Yale expositor., 1902-03-14


The Racket
g.. &. Meisel.
Grant Holden
j. T.. Staley X Co.
;. Goldberg Il Co.
Wallace Ballentin
Mcintyre & Harris
Schiller's Quartette, March 18th.
Did you hear the robins Monday
morning?
A much needed rain visited this Sec
ton Wednesday.
Keep in mind Rounds x NanCamp's
guessing contest.
Wash bowl and pitcher, n nice one,
only CSC, at The Racket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richardson's
children are on the mend.
j. +. Staley Il Co. are giving SO feet
of room moulding absolutely free.
Ina Wharton has had her share Of
sickness during the past few weeks.
She isnow recovering from the humps.
The next number of the Public school
Lecture Course will be held nj Central
Hall the evening OF March 18th. Schil-
ler's Quartette.
DR.. Clyne has had his building re-
papered and repaired this week. +. b..
Fuller d Co. expect to occupy II with
their south end stock.
Grant Holden has something to say
about wall paper in change OF adY.
this week. Call at his store and look
over the elegant line he has on exhi-
bition.
Word has been received from John
Beatty that the operation upon Mrs.
Beatty in the hospital al London, Ont,
for tumor, had been successful and
she was resting quite easy.
The Alma College Glee Club Is billed
TO give one of their fine concerts in
Central Hall. Yale, Tuesday evening,
March 18th. There are eighteen young
men in the club and their coming will
be an unique musical event for Yale.
Albert Jackson and family have
moved 10 Upton near the ST. Clair river
tunnel. Albert has secured the fore
manship Of section on the Pere Mar
quette railroad. The Expositor wishes
the family happiness and prosperity
in their new home.
The Seniors Of the Yale Public School
drove 10 CapAc Friday evening where
they were pleasantly entertained by
DIR. and Mrs. Paterson. The evening
was spent in progressive carroms.
About - o'clock a dainty lunch was
served after which the party returned
home.
James Slusser, who moved recently
TO south saginaw, was summoned 10
Yale Monday on account Of the death
of his brother.in-law Albert Lutz.
Jim Gays he is doing we'll in his new
location and likes IL there very much.
He ordered The Expositor sent TO his
address.
Complaints have been made Of late
that raft of kids are out each even
ing ringing door bells, placing tick
tacks on windows, shouting and Yell
ing along The streets and otherwise
making hideOus noises, annoying our
citizens. Boys be careful or else the
village authorities may take the mat
ter in hand.
Rev. Fir. Kelley gave very interest.
ing and instructive lecture Mt Central
Hall. Tuesday night. entitled Joan Of
Arc" The hall was fairly we'll filled
with attentive listeners all OF whom
felt that they had been more than re.
paid. This is not Fr. Kelley's first visit
to Yale and therefore is no stranger
among ~.
viii Michaels' friends in Yale will
be very sorry 20 learn that ho is in the
hospital at Bay City sick with typhoid
fever. Will has been clorkinR In n
drug store at Standish and ut the time
OF the big fire there he caught cold
which has since developed into typhoid
fever. His mother left for Bay City
Monday morning.
The interior OF the new Hotel Paisley
IL completed and J. y. Paisley Il
moving therein to-day and will start do.
ing business In the new hotel Saturday.
Ho expects to got settled I'm time 10 re-
ceiYe his guests In right royal man
ner at the opening banquet TO be given
by the business men Of Yale April I'd
Keep In mind this banquet and do not
miss the good time that will be given
you that day and evening.