The Yale expositor., 1906-05-04


now is engaged. lie will take up the
work here at the opening of our schools
next September.
Go to the banquet tonight at the
PRESBYTERIAN church.
w. A. Knowles and wife are now
occupying the Mrs. Springer house on
Second street.
Up to noon on Wednesday, May =,
the st. Clair county treasurer had is'
sued SO liquor licenses.
The Home and Foreign Missionary
Society will meet with Mrs. w. b. Bal
lentine next week Friday at three
o'clock II. NJ.
Geo. Mann, jr., is now working in a
store at Malta, Montana, which is near
the place his brother Will is located.
We wish him all manner of success in
his new location.
A social gathering was enjoyed by
Rev. w. III. Coles class at the parsOn-
age last Friday evening. About 20
were present and dainty lunch was
served before the young people took
their departure.
j. G. Holden on Thursday last receiv-
ed his new REQ automobile and has
since taken several spins out into the
country. Cart is to be congratulated
on being the possessor of such fine
machine. 1t is the best in the class of
run-abOuts.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Brown of Yale
have been visiting with the latter's
sister, Mrs. Robt Warner of Novesta
township Mr.. Brown occupied the
pulpit at the Church of Christ, south
of town, Sunday morning and evening.
--Cass City Chronicle.
Miss Vida Roper, preceptress in the
Yale schools, has been very i'll at the
home of +. B. Fuller for the past two
or three weeks but is now improving.
Miss Parent, of Detroit, has been en-
gagged by the board to teach in Miss
Ropers place until she RECEIVERS.
An old hen was pecking at some
stray tacks in the back yard of res
idence on Mechanic street. "Now what
do you suppose that fool hen is eating
those tacks for ?" said the man of the
house. "Perhaps rejOined his better
half, "she is going to lay carpet" The
husband hasn't recovered yet.
Those who attended "a Romance of
Coon Hollow" at Central Hall last sea-
son speak nothing but words of praise
for the company which produced it.
Managers Rosenthal q Carney have
engaged with this same company for
a three nights stand-May Ia, ID and
and Is. Next week we will give list
of the plays they will put on and also
other particulars.
AS a roundup for the season the y.
Y. b. with their gentlemen, provided
for a special good time last Thursday
evening, which was held at The Pals
ley. A novelty entertainment was
given in the parlOrs where games of
various kinds were played progressive
ly. Later an elegant banquet was
served in the dining room. The whole
evening was pronounced success.
Everybody in Yale knows Edward
Andreae and has been met by him with
a pleasant smile at all times, but the
smile of satisfaction that graced his
face Saturday last about noon was
more appreciated than ever by his
numerous friends. On inquiry it was
learned that baby daughter came
that morning to make her home with
himself and wife. The Expositor joins
with the community in offering con-
gratulations.
n. Buell., engaged as gatekeeper at
the SOlvay Process Works near Detroit,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Haryie
north and west of Yale last week. He
had just returned from Oakland, Cali,
and informed us that only an eye wit
ness of the scenes in that disaster
could form proper idea of its magni
To raaalrnH my no
as soon as possible and struck for
home and did not feel safe until l had
set my foot on the good old soil of
Michigan, My Michigan"
The fifth anniversary of the dedica-
ton of the Yale Presbyterian church
will be observed next Sabbath. Ser
vices appropriate to the occasion will
be preached by the pastor Rev. Chas.
ID. Ellis both morning and evening,
and i'm both church and Sabbath school
a showing of hands will be requested
of all who were present at the first ser
vices held in the church. Very marked
progress has been made by this con-
gregation in these five years and it is
intended to make this anniversary a
suitable recognition of such fact.
Adjusters representing the companies
that carried the insurance in the Har-
ris x Newell and Geo. Mcintyre fire
losses were here this week and settled
in each case. Harris x Newell carried
5000 OH a 5000 stock and were allow
ed the full amount of the policy.
Edward Newell, who owned the upper
half of the Mcintyre Block and sus.
tanned a loss of Sl,750, was paid
Sll56.55. George Mcintyre received
S9g4.45 on his loss which was 81 800.
A Windsor had $500 on his barber shop
building and fixtures. His loss was
adjusted at $l57.75. We have not
learned as yet what the plans of the
fire sufferers are but trust the building
will be rebuilt and Harris ~ Newell
may start in business again soon.