The Yale expositor., 1906-10-26
Local and Otherwise.

| meet WIFI NlIS. Jas. SHAW next W tu
nesday. Coffee.
About a dozen couples enjoyed a
pleasant time at the dancing party IN
Central Hall last Friday evening.
VIM. Nugent and his crew of mep
have finished putting i'm the cement
walks on Mechanic street and are now
at work OH Mary street.
On account of many of our teachers
attending the State institute and assO
citation at Battle Creek, no school was
held yesterday and today.
Thomas Holden was taken on Sun,
day with very severe pain in his side
and suffered considerably all day. DR.
| Iuill pronounced il neuralgia of the
liver. Mr.. Holden is at present much
better.
A peculiar circumstance occurred
| Wednesday evening, which in the his.
tory of our postofiice has never before
been known. When the SOC train ar.
rived it brought to Yale empty mail
pouches. Not single piece of matter
in either sack.
Next week Monday evening, October
10Th, the Orangemen will hold an open
meeting at the West BrOckway Hall
A free lunch will be served. Address.
es will be delivered for the good of the
Order. The public is cordially invited
to be present on this date.
Geo. A. Mann, who has spent some
time at Berkshire, Sanilac county, has
finished his work there and expects to
leave for Los Angeles, Cali, i'm about
two weeks. He will look that state
over for a location and il he finds con
ditions satisfactory, will move there.
Yale friends learned with surprise
and sorrow that Mrs. Harvey Tappan,
of Port Huron, was taken sick last
week and on Saturday an operation
was performed at the hospital. She
has gained steadily and is very much
improved this week, which will be glad
news for all.
The Ladies Of the Church of Christ
will hold their annual New England
supper in the basement of the Presby-
terrain church on saturday evening,
October 9th. An excellent menu has
been prepared. Price 2jc, and children
l5c. supper from 800 till all are
served. Remember the date.
Advance Lodge, No. 10, |. O. O. F..
was quite largely attended 10y members
and visiting brethren last Friday even
ing. Besides the usual work and con
ferring degrees an oyster supper was
enjoyed in the anti-room after lodge
closed. The officers earnestly request
that the attendance last Friday evening
be continued at each meeting.
Henry Bidleman has sold his farm
north and west of Yale To John Bull
lock and expects soon to leave for the
Canadian Northwest. On Monday,
November 5th, he will have an auction
sale of farm stock, implements, etc.
After the sale he will move his family
to Yale where they will reside until
Mr.. Bidleman finds a suitable location.
The home of James Rath, south of
Yale, was the scene of a very pleasant
party on Wednesday evening, the oc-
casiOn being the departure of Lottie
Rath to Gladwin. A number of young
friends dropped in by way of a surprise.
AS usual jolly time was had. Games
and other amusements kept all busy
until a late hour. A dainty luncheon
was served which all enjoyed.
Chas. Rounds believes i'm neat and
substantial improvements to our streets
and is doing something all the time to
bring about such results. The latest is
a cement curb i'm front of his premises
on Mechanic street, which extends also
along the front of the Presbyterian
church property. When the finishing
touches are made and the work so well
begun is complete, il will add greatly
to the appearance and value of the
John Jones is making number of
in his photograph gal
lery south of The Paisley. He is pa
pering the two front rooms and will
paint the back one. He has ordered
colOred screens To take the place of the
curtains in the skylight, which will
greatly soften the light, making an ex-
ira good photo. These improvements
together with new machinery will give
him better facilities for turning out
good work.
There will be fifty three sundays in
this year, an occurrence that will moi
happen in 10 years. The extra Sun
day can be utilized in attending church,
calling OH your best girl, reading the
playing with the children,
having a days catching or some other
way. One hundred and ten years from
this date you will probably be paying
Tie ptlldlIy VI ciJoglIlB tut ltWdIu lOi
the way in which you chose to spend
this extra Sunday.
Yale has Business Mems Associa-
ton which meets on occasion and con-
the time the members put to
il, do fairly well. But we have an idea
that if the meetings were regular, say
every two weeks and something done
which will bring them all together each
time that greater good would be ac-
both in business way
and in a social. sentiments, ideas,
plans, practicable and feasible, could
be discussed in freedom, and the best
interests of the town looked into and
talked about. This would also tend to
the best of good feeling and more un-
of action. suppose we try
smoker, light lunch, little music or
whatever seems proper, for time, hav-
ing a stated night for the meetings and
see how il works.
In all the newspapers we find a lot
Of gush about the man behind the
counter and the man behind the gun
the man behind the buzz saw and the
man hahiud the SON. the man hahiu1