The Yale expositor., 1906-04-06


April LIST, daughter.
Elmer McKenna has moved his
household goods to Berville.
The n. Y. b. meet with Mrs. +. w.
Andreae next Monday evening.
Don't forget the date of the Easter
supper, Tuesday, April 10, in Odd
fellow hall.
WOrkmen are tearing down the old
lumber sheds east of Michaels' Hall
where two dwellings will be built this
summer
DIR. CoddringtOn, of Peck, was in
Yale Wednesday i'm consultation with
DR.. Yuill over the condition of Mrs.
John Lord.
Tuesday evening, April 10th, being
the regular meeting of Asman Grove
No. II Woodmen Circle a full attend
ance is requested by the Guardian.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach to
church in Brick Chapel in Yale on
Sunday, April Sth, at 800 and 1880 p.
m. Subjects of interest will be dis
cussed.
The ladies of Mechanic st. Christian
church will serve public supper OH
Friday evening, April 18th. Hot bis
cults and maple syrup speciality.
Further particulars later.
The Single Dozen were entertained
by Mabelle Herbert and Eva Ard at
the home of the latter OH Mary street,
last Friday evening. The usual good
time was had by all present.
James Slosser who moved from this
locality to Saginaw a few years ago has
recently gone to West Branch to reside.
His Yale friends wish him the best of
good luck in his new location.
The Michigan Gas Plant Co., of
Morenci, Mich, has just completed the
putting in of gas plant at The Pals
ley. 1t has been tried and found to
work finely and gives clear bright
light.
w. B. Ballentine, who was manager
of the Empire Produce Cos branch in
Yale for the past year, is now I'm the
produce business on his own hook and
is making some quite large shipments
of eggs lately.
Rev. J. a. Thompson went TO Port
Huron Friday where he gave an ad-
dress OH "The Pastors Relation to the
Foreign Field" at the meeting of the
Ministerial Association held in the
GratiOt avenue NJ. f. church at 10
o'clock.
Mrs. Robert Caldwell and family de-
sire to express their thanks to friends
and neighbors who helped during the
sickness and after the death of hus-
band and father and also to the choir,
and Maccabees and to the Grange for
their floral offerings.
The Yale Marlette debate will be
held two weeks from tonight, April
Goth at Mariette, A special train will
be RIM II enough will go to make it
pay. Those who desire to go will
please make It known to Prof Kellogg
or any one Of the high school pupils.
Two quite important real estate
deals were closed by the Rapley Real
Estate Exchange during the past week,
that of Wallace Adams brick store
building occupied by Fred Brueck jr.
as harness shop tOJ. &. Holden and the
j. A. Rapley house and lot OH Jones
street to Nicholas Owens.
Dan, Peter COnnelrs horse. died
April End, 1905, at the age of thirty
years. For the past twenty-four years
this faithful old beast has done service
OH the farm where he died. He was
quite smart up to a week of his death.
The children will miss him very much
as he was great favorite with them.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church will
serve an Easter supper in Oddfellows
hall, upstairs in Union Block on We'd
nesday, April IL. Supper from 5oclock
until all are served. After supper
there will be fine program, musical,
literary and pOetical in which the ladies
will relate their experience as to how
they earned dollar to defray the organ
debt. Price - cents.
Circuit Judge Law received word
from Lansing Tuesday evening of this
week that the supreme couFt had
affirmed his decision in the case of
Supervisors of MacOmb county VS. Gil
X. LovejOy and American Bonding Co.
ing FIVE weeks, and Judge Law who
sat on the bench held that LOvejoy was
indebted to the county of Macomb in
the sum OF Sl0,68S.43.
julie Hennessy, who has been night
operator at the Pere Marquette depot,
for the past year or more, has resigned
his position and expects to leave the
first of next week for Omaha, Neb.
julie has lived in Yale nearly all his
life and has host of friends here who,
ltBlCb W oCC ltdNt,
wish him health and prosperity where
ever he may be. The new night man
at the depot is +. w. Leavenworth, of
Novi.
Bless the telephone Its a great
institution. One can stay right at
home and enjoy an entertainment with
no trouble at all. Last Sunday morn
ing, let's see, it was the first day of
April, We editor and family listened to
fine concert from high talent. Each
member, and there must have been a
large troupe, certainly an artist of
great ability. Our family (even TO the
baby each took their turn at listening
and we all pronounced it the best of
the season. Thanks awfully.
David Brown who has had charge of
this Office as foreman printer for the
past ten months, has severed his con-
nection with us and leaves for Yale,
Mich, where he will visit few weeks
with his parents, then start for Seattle,
Wash. Mr. Brown has proven himself
very capable and reliable in his work
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