The Yale expositor., 1906-06-15

Ida Keyworth is very sick with ap-
pendicitis at her home northwest of
Yale.
Kiyo Sue Inui at Commencement
exercises. Price 25c and Zoe for
reserved seats.
Miss IlickOX, Anna and Blanche
Parkinson visited DIR. Patterson and
family at Capac Sunday.
Reserved seat sale for Commence
ment at Pollock II llennessy's drug
store next Tuesday evening at 200.
Mrs. Roy Menerey leads the Epworth
! League at 4 p. m. next sunday in the
NJ. T.. church. Subject "Our Account
! ing"
Miss Polly Williams entertained the
Single Dozen Wednesday evening. n
number of old Single DoZeners were
present Amusements. y dainty
| lunch was served.
Chas Rounds took Il fancy to mug
get of gold carried by Grant Macarthur
as a watch charm and purchased it
and now Charley has it dangling from
his watch chain. The value of it is
! $1,000.
There is no need whatever to leave
your horses tied out in the street when
Yale has ten-cent feed barn to shelter
them from the storms and cold winds.
See that your horse has as good care as
yOu have yourself
1t is evidently true that one of our
city ladies enjoys riding Oh the street
car very much. as when she was asked
by her companion which She would
prefer "an orange or a ride on the street
ear" she chose thp latter.
The frame work of James sweets
new residence on east North street has
been started Herman Lesser is doing
the carpenter work. When the dwell.
ling is finished Jim will have one of
the most convenient in the city.
Word is received from It. Thomas,
Ont, that Mrs. \. W. Kelly has taken
great deal worse and that she is now
afflicted with paralysis of the brain.
The many Yale friends of Mrs. Kelly
will hear of this with considerable re-
greet.
Wallace Ballentine was at Port HUI
ron Monday to see his brother VIII
who underwent very serious operation
at the hospital Word from there is
very encouraging as he withstOod the
operation and is getting along very
nicely.
At Il meeting held in Port Huron
last Friday evening the local members
of the National Association of Life
Underwriters elected as their president
our worthy friend. X. :. Campbell. His
many Yale friends will he pleased to
learn of this.
4 session of the board of supervis-
OrS will be held in Port Huron for one
week beginning June -. During this
time there will be a complete re-equal-
iZation of the county and some member
of the board will be appointed as dele
gate To attend the state meeting of
supervisors.
Usual services at the Christ of Christ
next sunday. J..S. Raum will preach
i'm the morning on "The Worlds
Greatest Memorial" sunday school at
noon. In the evening the congregation
will join in the services at the NJ. +.
church. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day at $50 p m.
James Meharg drove Sandy Ellison
over to Goodells saturday where he
will enter the county house and spend
his remaining years. Sandy is past
seventy years of age and for some time
has had no home he could call his own.
being kicked from pillar 10 post, sleep
ing In barns and sheds or wherever he
could find a place To lay his head.
The \. Y. B. club met in special ses.
sion last Friday evening. Special, be-
cause in honor of one of their number
who will soon leave the membership to
he welded. 1t is pretty custom of
this club to present each retiring mem
Der with a handsome silver spoon and
this token was given Polly Williams
OH this occasion. The usual good time
filled up the evening.
If you know or hear of an item of
news in the community, make it
point to see that it finds place in your
local paper. We would much appre-
cate your effort and will arrange to
verify any lacking point. Anything
which tends to better or brighten the
news service of a paper makes il of SO
much more value to the community,
and the subscribers are the ones mostly
benefited thereby.
Supt. SchantZ of the ID. n G.. Navig-
alton Co., is nothing if not obliging
and polite. sunday the big steamer
Western States was swung back to the
dock, and the gang plank put out, just
to enable an old lady to kiss a girl
friend good bye. That done, the q. l..
skipped off much to the amusement of
the passengers, and the surprise of Mr..
Schantz. He now holds the medal as
the most Obiigipg marine manager in
Detroit.
Perhaps slight explanation to the
public may not come amiss in regard to
the members of the graduating class
not taking part I'm Class day exercises.
As many have expressed their disap-
pointment that such has been decided
upon, it is stated that on account of
the long absences of preceptress and
assistant during the winter through
sickness, the work TO be brought up by
the seniors made it so difficult that il
was deemed expedient to excuse them
from the usual oratiOns. 1t is hoped
that every one will turn out to hear the
lecturer and singer as the class has
spared no pains in securing those who
are worth while"
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