The Yale expositor., 1906-01-19

The n. Y. b. club will meet with
Mrs. Edward Andreae.
Jack Joss is off work this week on
account of rheumatism.
Ralph Parlette at Central Hall, Tues
day evening, Jan. 30th. Don't miss
hearing him.
Clarence l.. Burgderfer promoter of
laughter is coming. Prices so every
body can go.
The county organization o. +. 5.
will meet in Yale Feb. ~. More par
ticulars later.
Geo. Cavanagh has purchased a lot
on Spring street and expects to build a
dwelling in the spring.
The Flint Presbytery will meet in the
First Presbyterian church, Port HUI
ron, Wednesday Jan. "a.
Piano and organ sale in Boards
store, Union Block, Yale, commencing
next Wednesday, Jan. "a.
Expositor Office in building north of
ThOs. Holden Il Sons meat market.
Come in and look us over
Attend the Today sale of pianos and
organs in the Beard store, Union Block,
Yale, commencing Jan. "a.
VIM. Mackman wishes to thank the
officers of Yale Tent X. o. r.. Nj. NJ.
for payment of disability claim of $50.
l.. +. VanCamp has sold his house
and lot on east North street to Il. ID.
Nichols, manager of the Yale Canning
Co
George Brownlee has been sick the
past week and Wallace Adams has
been looking after the business In the
harness shop.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church are
well pleased with the liberal patronage
at the supper last Saturday. Proceeds
little over $780,
Henry Welch has added two new
pool tables to his bowling alley besides
a cigar case and stock of cigars. Henry
is having good trade.
Rev. j. 5. Raum, evangelist, of Sagi-
nav, will start revival meetings in the
Mechanic street Church of Christ on
Monday evening, January 90
Rev. &. A. Lohnes will continue the
revival meetings at the NJ. +. church
commencing Monday evening Jan. %.
Service at 7:30 o'clock. Everybody
welcome
May Fitzgerald makes weekly visits
to Melvin where she has class of over
ten in music. Miss Fitzgerald deserves
to prosper as she is fine musician and
a perfect lady in every respect.
Grinnell Bros, of Detroit, will have a
Today sale of pianos and organs in the
Beard store, Union Block, Yale, COM
mencing next Wednesday, Jan. "a.
Notice their ad. in this issue of the
Expositor..
Peerless Hive No. 1913, l.. o. Il. NJ. NJ.
will install the newly elected officers
next Wednesday evening, Jan. "a. All
members are earnestly requested TO
come out as important business will be
transacted.
The Roseburg Creamery has been or
ganiZed into stock company and will
begin operations at once. Necessary
articles of association have been sent
to the Secretary of State at Lansing to
be recorded.
Burgderfer has given over 500 enter,
tainments in Michigan alone. He has
yet to receive an adverse press criticism
or greet dissatisfied audience. Enough
said, go! Opera House, Friday even
ing January 26.
Married at the Nj. u. parsonage, on
Wednesday, January 18th, 1905, Mrs.
Mary |. LutZ, of Yale, and Thomas
Boucher, of Greenwood, by Rev. W. III.
Cole. We wish the happy couple many
years of happiness.
There will be no special meeting of
the o. +. :. on Jan. 81 as previously
announced. Those expected to take
part in the program on that date will
be prepared to give parts assigned to
them at the regular, February 14th.
1t is impossible to please some people
| have known men almost crazy to get
their names into print, and yet when a
newspaper told its readers the truth
about them they either wanted to lick
the editor or ordered their paper stop,
ped
Although it was stormy night Q
goodly number turned out to the oyster
supper given by the ladies of the NJ, y
church at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lowell Monroe Wednesday. The ladies
are pleased with the patronage giVer
! them.
Mrs. Lyman Uolcomb desires tC
| thank the officers of Yale Tent X. q
Il. NJ. NJ. for the prompt payment OF
death claim held by her husband, tC
the amount of $780, 1t was received
on Tuesday, just two weeks from date
of death,
James McColl received communica
ton from Detroit firm making in
quiry about 40-acre farm located cas-
of Yale and owned by Andrew Reed
also as to his financial standing. Il
must be that Andrew has been giving
this firm little "wind,"
Critics all over the country say tina
BurgdeFfeF's Original Character Sketch
"Silly SAM" is worth many times thu
admission fee. In this one sketci
alone, Burgderfer initiates over twept,
different musical instruments anC
animals all with the voice, At Oper,
House, auspices of First Presbyterian
church, Friday evening. January rs
1Q06 Admission admits 20c children