The Yale expositor., 1906-03-23

ing day of spring.
The Yale Wooden Mills has laid off
about 30 hands for an indefinite time.
Charley Fletcher of this place is the
new clerk at Union Hotel, Port Huron.
The LBS of the Presbyterian church
will meet with Mrs. Edgar Farley next
Wednesday afternoon.
Edward Blackboard, who went from
here to the county house short time
ago, does not like the accommodations
and has left that institution.
Mrs. Nj. III. Taylor, former resident
of Yale, has moved from Gaylord to
PetOskey. Her friends here will wish
her every prosperity in her new home.
One of the worst snow storms we
ever witnessed struck Yale Wednes-
day afternoon and lasted for about two
hours. 1t was regular Dakota biz
Zard.
A union meeting of the junior and
senior EpwOrth League will be held
Sunday at usual hour led by Mrs. Il. A.
GriswOld. Special music and recitations
by the juniors.
BY the Capac Journal we notice that
Wallie Reid, an aged Mt. Salem farmer
has been i'll at the home of his daugh-
ter in Capac for some six weeks and
improves slowly.
Our friend and brother, +. II. Phil
! lips editor of the Minden City Herald,
at the recent village election was elect
ed clerk without opposition. Accept
our congratulations.
The membership of the Ladies' Aid
of the Mechanic street Church of
Christ has been increased to 30 of late.
! Those joining are not only members
but friends of the church.
The stOrk has been quite generous TO
Yale homes during the past ten days.
a baby boy has been born at the home
of Ed loft, a daughter at Elmer Nc
Kenna's and boy at Charley Browns.
Elder w. III. Coles class in the NJ. Z.
Sunday school enjoyed very pleasant
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. +. Pratt Tuesday, March IL. Games,
social chat, refreshments. etc, occupied
the evening.
A district missionary convention will
be held at the Gratiot Park NJ. f..
church in Port Huron, April and 6.
Churches represented will be Almont,
Yale, Ruby, Brown City, JeddO, Lexing-
! lOll, MtiNln anu MdIltllt.
We are much pleased to note that
Mrs. II. IL. Menerey is this week on the
complete road to recovery, being able
to sit up each day, and having dis
missed both nurses. Her sisters, Mrs.
Bert Jardine and Mary Brown are both
with her
Snow to the depth of three or four
inches fell Monday and during the
night following. Tuesday several of
our townspeople took advantage of the
opportunity and enjoyed sleighrides.
The warm sunshine soon played hob
with the snow.
j. X. Denton, proprietor of the Rich
mOnd Marble and Granite Works was
in Y ale the first of the week. The
company he represents are placing some
fine monuments in different parts of
the state and have several nice Jobs in
the cemeteries here.
The family of the late Serena Bene-
dict desire to express their gratitudeito
Mrs. NJ. M. Bowles for the able, and
satisfactory manner i'm which, she
handled the estate recently closed Each
one interested is much pleased with
her work as Administrative.
The little eight year old daughter of
Alex Mckenzie, living one mile west
of Yale, was taken to a Detroit hospit.
al on Tuesday, to be operated on for
appendicitis. The child has been sick
for some time and has suffered much.
1t is hoped the operation will be of
great benefit TO her.
We notice by the Sandusky Republi-
can that Esther Hillock, who has been
in Detroit for the past three years tax
ing course of nursing in Grace Hos
pital, graduated as trained nurse
Tuesday evening, March IL. Miss Ill
lock is a daughter of Mrs. Presley and
was formerly well known here.
Rev. Thomas DUR, pastor of Wash.
ington Avenue M. +. church, who has
been seriously i'll for several weeks
with an attack of pneumonia, is able
to be around the house for few hours
each day. 1t will be several weeks,
however, before he will completely re-.
gain his former health.-POrt Huron
Daily Times.
Lara Middleton, one of Yale's re-
spected citizens, can say something that
not many men of his age can boast of.
He is past 40 years old and has his first
drink of intoxicating liquor yet to
take. Boys and young men start life
right so that when you reach that age
you may have the same past record to
look back upon. You will never re-
greet it.
A change has been made in the
management of the Empire Produce
Co.'S branch at Yale, Wallace Ballen-
| tine who has looked after their interests
here for the past year having resigned.
VIM. o. Sanford, of New York City, is
the new manager. We had the pleas
ure of meeting the gentleman and find
him to be very courteous and affable
and a pleasant person to meet.
The Millersburg Enterprise of March
16 publishes items of news about form
er Yaleites that will be of interest to
friends in Yale and vicinity:-"E. f..
Bowman, of Metz, was in Millersburg
this week and may decide to perman-
emily reside here" "Levi Morrill,,
sawyer of the Ocqueoc mill, on account
of i'll health comes home every night,
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