The Yale expositor., 1906-11-30

Born TO the wife OF James Teets on
Friday, Nov. 23rd, son.
Cheer is to the countenance what
light is to the eartha radiator and a
reflector
Are you subscriber to The Exposi
tor? We would be glad to place your
name on the list.
Mrs. Bert Jardine has been very
poorly for the past two weeks but is
at present.
Schlegelmlch Il Sweet have received
the contract to do the plumbing ut the
Beckerson Hotel, Mayville.
Rev. +. III. Vail, of Milan, has been
invited to preach in the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
A coffee given by Mrs. Joel Minis at
her home last Friday, for the benefit of
the NJ. i. Church, was well patronized.
Geo. W. Bell and wife have moved
into their new home on Main street
where they intend to remain perma-
nently.
In card from our young friend
Frank A. Vincent he asks that The
Exposition he sent to 306 East Erie st.
Chicago
Evangelstic services are being held
each evening at the West Brockway
church, conducted by Rev. W. II. Cole,
of Yale.
Dorothy Lacy entertained number
of her little friends Saturday afternoon.
A II enjoyed the pleasant hours and the
nice little supper
BE your own best friend by being at
all times and under all conditions
cheerful. 1t is better To be cheerful
idiot than pessimstic philosopher.
The Junior societies of the different
churches met with the junior EpwOrth
League of the NJ. +. church last Sunday
afternoon and were nicely entertained.
A number of new subscribers have
been added To our list the past few
weeks but yet there is room for more.
Come in and get The EXpositor's club
bling rates.
Speaker NJ. +. church ladies aid will
have Il rally and supper at II. +. Put
neys home on Wednesday, Dec. >.
Supper from ; to Z o'clock. Price Toe.
All cordially invited.
A Thanksgiving program was given
by the pupils of Miss Roys room last
Friday afternoon. A number of par
ents attended and all thoroughly en-
joyed the entertainment.
This lying awake o. nights trying to
determine whether to leave your for
tune to an orphan asylum or an aged
women's home, is what makes the
newspaper business so wearing.
Come to the big dinner which will be
given i'm the diningroom of the Presby
terrain church next week Thursday ev-
ening, December 6. The ladies will
give you splendid bill-of-fare.
This friday evening Adance Lodge
No. 10, IOOF will elect officers for
the ensuing term. Every member
should attend this session. Special ar
engagements have been made for enter
tainment and refreshments.
At "A meeting held at the Presbyter-
ian church last Sunday morning the
following officers were elected Secre-
tary, Oscar Denison: Treasurer, James
Wallace; Auditing Committee, VIM.
joss, Chas. Ponsford, II. q. McLaugh-
lin.
A man will spend two or three days
making preparations for a days hunt
and then he'll sit around the day follow
ing and growl about his poor luck and
stiff joints. But il takes all kinds of
fun to make a world and this is one =
for some.
The Jas. Livingston Flax Co. has re-
ceived 300 cars, just out of the shops,
from the Chicago * Northwestern
Railroad Co. to move their flax in the
Thumb to 1t. Paul. At the same time
local shippers are unable to get ears
enough per week to handle the grain
and hay that is offered them.
When we read of the numerous bur
glaries being committed throughout
the state il fairly makes us tTemble to
think: What if some of our delin-
quents should get absent-minded and
pay up, and that bold, bad burglar
should come and blow up the safe be-
fore we had time to blow the money.
Potatoes, apples, wood, in fact any
thing we can use wanted-even money
at the Expositor Office. We have a
half bushel of potatoes, about bushel
and half of apples, nearly two cords
of wood and 10 cents in money to run
us through the winter. IL this is not
deplorable and enough to set the cold
chills playing tag up ones back, we do
not know what would. Will not some
of our subscribers help us out?
Next Monday afternoon the LBS will
hold their last meeting before the ba-
Zaar. The gathering will be held i'm
the church To finish all work and il is
expected that all members and others
interested will be present early. A pic
mic supper will be served for 10 cents
to which all are welcome. Will each
member kindly bring one article of
food for the table. Remember next
Monday afternoon at the Presbyterian
church. Will everyone please bring on
Monday all finished and unfinished ar
ticles for the bazaar which they have
at home.
We know that we have many causes
for thankfulness which we are trying
To count up at this time, when all
minds turn to these things, but we
could the better rejoice and give thanks
If we found more paid up subscriptions
OH our list. And we feel that now
when the spirit of thanksgiving wraps
us round. that our call for aid will be
listened to kindly and responses will be
many and soon. We want to say plain
ly that we are hard up for money to
meet our obligations and we will be