The Yale expositor., 1906-03-16

Stella Francis is the new bookkeeper
at John HuttOn's hardware.
Homer StablefOrd has sold his brick
house on Mill street to David Irwin.
Alfred Kidd has been in Port Huron
this week doing some work for an old
customer.
William Foster who has been i'll
with pneumonia for the past two weeks,
is better at present.
Chas. Wilson's elevator burned at
Flint Monday. Mr.. Wilson formerly
lived at Brown City.
Mrs. ID. McKeith is gaining in
strength and it is thought will soon be
about the house again.
Mrs. John Asman, of Port Huron,
organizer for the WoOdmen Circle was
here last week Friday trying to increase
the membership in Yale.
The condition of Mrs. X. III. Menerey
is much improved this week. Her
friends will be glad to know that she
has taken turn for the better.
Mrs. G. +. Kellogg leads the EpwOrth
League i'm the NJ. f. church next sun
day evening at 600 =. Nj. Subject
"The Glory of Christlike Lives"
New subscribers to the Yale Tele-
phone Exchange are:-F. w. Andreae,
So: DR.. VIM. Yuill, l0i; III. +. Beard,
l02. These are residence phones.
Pollock 4 Hennessy are having the
steel ceiling i'm their drug store painted
and decorated. Bert Mcdonald and
Charley Ferguson are doing the work.
Rev. Raum has decided to take the
pastorate of the Disciple church in
Yale and it is expected that he and
his family will move here before
Easter.
The Yale Canning Co. requests grow
ers to call at once for seed peas.
Enough acreage for peas has been Sc
cured but more acreage for corn is de.
sired Call at the factory.
Friday evening last about thirty of
the friends and neighbors honOred Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Mccall with a social gath
ering at their home west of Yale. A
real enjoyable evening was spent.
Art Sch legelmlch, electrician at the
power house, was passing the cigars
Saturday. On inquiry we learned that
son was born at his home i'm the
south part of city on Friday, March 9.
Here's hoping he may live long and
useful life.
Special meeting of OES OH next
Wednesday evening, March 2lst, for
the purpose of initiation All who
were on the program for entertainment
last Wednesday evening will kindly be
ready with something for the next
meeting. Mary Rounds, w. NJ.
Miss Mckinley, returned missionary
from India, spoke in the NJ. +. church
Monday evening to large audience
! Her talk was interesting and gave her
hearers good insight as regards the
people among whom she labored, their
habits, customs, religion and daily life.
The fourth anniversary of the or
ganiZation of the Single Dozen was
celebrated at the home of Harriet
Harms Friday evening March 9. The
evening was passed pleasantly in
games and music. Light refreshments
were served. An enjoyable time is re-
ported by all.
Mrs. Marion Johnson met with a
quite serious accident one day this
week while splitting kindlng wood.
A piece of board flew up and struck
her in the face a nail in the board
puncturing the eye ball. She is getting
along nicely with no danger of losing
the sight.
County Agent Moses Burns was in
town Wednesday on his way back from
weeks visit i'm Chicago. He stopped
at COldwater and brought five children
with him. One was sent TO Brown
City, one to Speaker, one left near
Croswell, one to Mr.. Taylor in Water
town and one to Otto Colby, i'm Elmer.
-Sandusky Republican.
The St. Patricks banquet held at
Central Hall Thursday evening was a
decided success in every particular.
On account of limited time it will be
impossible to give report in this
weeks issue but next week we will try
and give this occasion the write-up it
deserves, for certainly no entertain
ment held in Central Hall i'm our recol-
lection has been more thoroughly en-
joyed Net proceeds amounted to at
least $500.
The people of Yale were panied on
Monday last to learn of the death of
Mrs. j. III. REILLY, which occurred the
Saturday previous at her home i'm Sagi-
nav. On Sunday morning the infant
daughter of Mrs. Reilly, one of the
twins born Saturday died, and its re-
mains were placed with those of its
mother in the casket and taken to
Lambeth, Ont, for interment. Mr..
Reilly is well known in Yale, having
been pastor in the NJ Il. church for
two years. The sympathy of the entire
community is extended to him in his
bereavement.
The ladies of the ID. ID. /. l.. club
and Mr.. David l., Brown were the
guests of their gentlemen friends i'm
the Oddfellows Hall Wednesday even
ing. Jackson Fyke's the well known
caterers outdid themselves i'm preparing
bountiful repast. Misses Antoinette
VanWOrmer and Irene Graves were
the dainty mattresses. After the ban.
quet progressive pedro was INDUCED
in. The first prize winners were Josie
Barker and Hans Bay. The occasion
of this gathering was the intended de-
parture of Mr.. Brown from Lewiston,
whose many friends regret TO lose him
from the business and social circles of
our village.-LewistOn Journal.
The st. Clair pOstoffice was robbed
last Thursday morning of S75 i'm post
age stamps and 1875 in currency. The
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