The Yale expositor., 1906-05-25


over fifty tickets were sold from
Yale to Detroit OH the excursion sun
day.
Rev. G.. ID. Ellis and Vet Rounds
with their families moved the first of
the week.
Fred Mathews has new cement
walk from the sidewalk to his house.
Gilman Beals did the work.
Does Yale expect to celebrate the
Fourth of July this year? Time some
move was made in that direction.
The junior aid of Coles Nj. =. church
will hold an ice cream social on Geo.
Moshers lawn on Thursday evening
May 3lst.
Geo. Cameron is around on the streets
again feeling fine and dandy after hav-
ing gone through severe seige of
pneumonia.
+. Harvey Drake took possession of
the Yale postOfiice Tuesday morning
of this week, his commission dating
from May and running four years.
Say! Young lads from the farm, you
who are anxious to go to the city, if
your dads have good farms you'd better
stay at home and help cultivate them.
Fred Teets has just finished painting
his barn making a vast Improvement
in its appearance. Charles Ferguson
did the job using Sherwin Williams
paint.
Rev. j. =. Raum, the new Disciple
minister, has rented the re-modelled
house of DIR. W. q. Wight OH Jones
street and moved with his family
therein this week.
On July 2 the pOstoflce at Speaker
will be discontinued and patrons of
that Office will receive their mail from
rural route number four to he started
from Melvin on that date.
1t is now time to catch black bass as
the season opened on Monday. Mill
Greek is stocked with this gamey fish
and some good catches have been made
by our nimrods in years past.
Mellon Ferguson will open a candy
store i'm the building occupied by John
ID. McKeith previous to his death. He
expects TO handle a line of candies,
bananas, cigars, tObaccos and roasted
peanuts.
julie Hennessy is now located at
! PegoSa Junction, Colo. where he is
assistant agent for the Denver X Rio
Crande Railway. He has fine posi-
ton and will no doubt be advanced
before long.
IMPORTANT Every member of the
! LBS of the Presbyterian church is
earnestly requested to be present at a
meeting in the church parlor next
Wednesday afternoon. Certain bust
ness matters must be decided upon
that day.
q. W. Gardner has purchased the
woodworking tools and stock belonging
to VIM. Law now located i'm the rear of
II. ii. Menerey's blacksmith shop. Mr..
Gardner will take possession next
Monday and will continue in the same
location.
Robert Parkinson was taken to De-
trOit the latter part of last week where
he was operated upon for appendicitis
on Tuesday of this week. He with
stood the operation and last reports
are that he is getting along nicely and
in good way towards recovery.
About forty members of the Yale
Dancing Club were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. +. j. Wilt at the Wilt hotel
OH Tuesday evening. Dancing and re-
! freshments was the order of the even
ing. All present speak in high terms
of the host and hostess as being ideal
entertainers.
Miss Vida Roper, preceptress in the
! high room of our public schools, was
much worse last week and il was
thought best that she be taken to her
home and friends in Detroit. Her
brother-in-law came up from there and
they returned together on Monday.
The teachers and pupils of the East
Greenwood school will give an enter
! tainment and box social on Tuesday
evening, May 20. Everybody invited to
attend. Don't forget your boxes, ladies'
| Proceeds to be invested i'm library
case for the school room.
An audience which taxed the seating
capacity Of the building listened to j.
:. Raum, the pastor of Mechanic street
Church of Christ, last Sunday night
when he spoke on the subject "The
Ideal Husband" Next Sunday even
ing he will speak on the theme "The
Ideal Home" and in the morning on
the subject "a Lesson i'm Spiritual
Mathematics" sunday school at noon.
Glasses for ALL
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
D.
Sunday school III 80; Junior Epworth
League at 800; Senior Epworth League
at $50; preaching by the pastor Rev. j.
A. Thompson in the evening at usual
hour. On account of this being the
first meeting i'm the church since it was
redecorated and cleaned there will he
special singing and the services will be
of unusual interest. The public in
vited.
Never before in the history of Michi-
gan have the sales of property OH de-
linquent tax account been so small as
this year. During the past five years
the total cost of delinquent tax adver-
Using has been reduced from about
sixty thousand dollars to hardly one
fourth of that amount. Michigans
advancement has extended not only to
all sections of the state but to all class
es of its people and to all lines of state
interest.
The Peek Times states In It's last
Issue that two years ago James McColl,
of our city, predicted that an electric
railroad would be built from Detroit