The Yale expositor., 1906-02-23

Big bargains in remnants at the Yale
Wooden Mills.
Rev. w. ii. Cole is at Fargo holding
revival meetings this week.
VIM. III. Freeman has been drawn as
grand juryman from this county.
The rural mail carriers did not make
their trips on Thursday, it being a legal
holiday
Anyone wishing to take the Detroit
Journal call up phone 20. Lloyd
Sponenburg.
Ed Sheehy and James Wilson made
shipments of cattle, hogs and calves on
Saturday last.
Girl wanted to do general housework.
Inquire at home of II. ii. Menerey on
Mechanic ST.. Yale.
1t is with regret we learn that Mrs.
Geo. Walkers condition of health is
not in the least improved. Her many
friends hope she may recover.
John Reedy, who has held the posi-
ton of clerk i'm Hotel Norway at
Avoca for some time, is now occupying
similar position in Hotel Wilt at
Yale.
Al Thomas is off duty on account of
having the misfortune of scalding one
of his hands with liquid from one of
the soap watts at the Yale Wooden Mills
Saturday last.
The Washington's Birthday Ball
given in Central Hall last evening by
| the Yale Dancing Club was attended
| by about forty couples and proved to
be an enjoyable affair.
Township Treasurer Adams is meet
! ing with good success in the collection
of taxes. Only small amount not yet
paid. He expects to clean up the
whole amount this month.
Ed Youngs' many friends turned in
with their teams on Tuesday and haul
ed enough sand and gravel onto his lot
block livery stable. Work will start
on the building as soon as the weather
will permit.
Mrs. w. G.. Wight pleasantly enter
| tanned ten ladies at a six o'clock dinner
! Friday evening. These ladies had all
spent some time at Lakeport camping
last summer and many happy reminis-
cences were discussed to the great en-
j0yment of all.
The ladies building society Of the M
| Il. church will serve a l5c supper at the
! NJ. Il. parsonage next Wednesday, Feb.
%. Supper served from ; o'clock till
all are served. The public are invited
to attend. Come and have good
time and help build the new church.
The many Yale friends of Mrs. John
brennan now residing al Flint will
learn with regret that she slipped and
| fell on the sidewalk Sunday, Feb. III,
! fracturing the bones of her wrist. Mrs.
| brennan formerly resided at Elliott
this county and more recently in Yale.
III. G. Martin is carrying that "smile
that never wears off" these days. II is
all brought about on account of the
arrival of an eleven pound boy at his
home OH Mechanic street, Yale, Tues
day morning. Here's hoping that the
young lad may ever be blessing to his
parents.
Will EdgertOn writes us from Chicago
enclosing "A one dollar bill to pay for
The Exposition another year. He says,
"As | have moved nearer To my place
of employment it will be necessary for
my street address to be changed. IL is
wood station. kindest regards for all
the boys"
About forty members Of the Epworth
League enjoyed one of their usual
"sociables" at the home of Mrs. Girls
void last Friday evening. Business
was first i'm order. then after being
entertained with music, the hostess
served a dainty lunch and all departed
hoping another such event would be in
the near future.
Eber Harnden, of Sandusky, has To-
Gated with his family in Brown City,
where he has entered the field of com
petition as a hay buyer and shipper
Eber is no stranger to the people of
Brown City and community, as he was
formerly in the elevator and grain buy
ing business here. He is hustler and
will get his share of the business
Brown City Banner.
A very pleasant event occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Owens
on Thursday evening, February 10,
when number of relatives and friends
came in to spend the evening, each
bringing with them well filled baskets.
After supper was served they departed
for their several homes declaring that
q pleasant time was enjoyed.
The Gladwin Record of February
is splendid edition, The town has
just completed an elegant new brick
school edilice, at q cost of $4,000 and
the Record man deyotes his paper to
pictures of buildings, instructors, board
of education and others, and histories,
| sketches and other articles of much
interest, 1t is q well gotten up sheet,
The Bird and 4th grades entertained
the whole school and number of
visitors in the high room Wednesday
morning, with a Washington program.
The numbers showed very careful
preparation and consisted of solos and