The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-05-18

The weather this week so far has
been simply fine.
II. q. Mclaughlin is moving the old
Macarthur buildings from Main street
to lots near the Flax mills.
Topic for NJ. +. church Epworth
League next Sunday at 600 o'clock u. NJ.
Serving by Example" Leader Miss
lsla Evans.
VIM. Guilliat has remodelled and re-
painted his dwelling house corner of
Mechanic and Jones streets. a vast
improvement is noticeable.
\ union meeting of the young peo-
pies societies will be held in the Nj. +.
church Sunday evening at $50 o'clock.
Subject, Serving by Example.
The Yale Citizens Cornet Band at
tended the golden wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Burns i'm the
township of Fremont on Thursday.
Don't fail to hear the entertainment
at Central hall, Friday evening, May %.
This is given entirely by local talent
and under the auspices of the Junior
class
The Methodist Episcopal church has
undergone general cleaning, the walls
redecorated and the interior painted
anew, giving it avery attractive appear
ance.
Subjects for discussion at Mechanic
street Church of Christ next Sunday.
Morning at 1920 A. Nj. "Peace Through
Warfare" Evening at 100 u. NJ. "The
Ideal Husband" The public is invited.
There is a woman residing within u
mile and a half of Yale who has a
mania for writing scurrilous letters to
her lady neighbors, accusing respectable
young ladies of wrong dOings. The
matter has been placed in proper hands
and will be given due attention.
&. f. Kellogg has been offered very
lucrative position as principal of one of
the schools i'm Rochester, y. Y, at a
salary of Sl400 the first year. If he Sc
cures a release from the contract made
with the Buchanan scOools he will ac-
cept the offer made by Rochester.
In the petitions for the submission of
the question of primary election In the
Seventh congressional district, now
represented by Congressman Memoir
ran, many names of those not properly
enrolled are being found. 1t is prob
able that the petitions will be found in
sufficient.
In letter received from Chas. Black.
ford, Toledo, Ohio, he states that his
wife and family have arrived and are
now hard at work getting settled to
housekeeping at 725 Detroit avenuel
He invites his friends to write him and
will be pleased to hear from any and
all.
j. G. Hart returned to Delray Satur-
day after spending the past three weeks
in Yale. While here he made many
decided improvements in his tenement
property on Kennifck street. Both
houses have been put i'm good repair
and painted. 1t is with pleasure we
note such enterprise of property own
ers of Yale.
The fifteen-months-O child of Chas.
Wilson died at Melvin Oh Thursday of
last week and the body of the infant
was laid to rest in the family lot at
Elmwood by the side of its mother.
Mr. Wilson and family have the deep
est sympathy of the entire community
in their bereavement.
Several of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lett visited them Tuesday
evening bringing along talking ma.
chine. The time passed very pleasant
ly and the occasion was acomplete sur
prise. supper was served before the
company departed for home. All
agreed that better or more agreeable
time was never had.
The Estella Ferry Dramatic Co. APP
peared at Central Hall the first three
nights of the week in "Fogg Ferry"
"Coon Hollow" and Nevada" This is
one of the strongest companies that
ever visited Yale, and it is too bad they
got such small houses. Those who did
attend were well pleased with the per-
formances. Every member of the
company is an artist in this line and it
is to be hoped they will visit our city
again.