The Yale expositor., 1907-04-05
Local and Otherwise.

Born 10 the wife or John "A. IhOmp-
son on the Pauldi farm, on Tuesday,
April 2, daughter.
Mrs. Alex Pollock will receive at her
home with Mrs. Palmer, the NYB club
next Thursday evening.
John Hutton wants his wire stretch
ers. The person that has them will
kindly return same at once.
Mort Durham and family moved to
Armada on Thursday. Mr.. Durham
has resided i'm Lynn for "a number of
years.
Mrs. Eva j. Black lies very sick at
her home on Mechanic street. Her
friends hope she will soon recover her
usual health.
Mrs. Lincoln and daughter Mrs.
Woodward with her family have moved
to Toledo where they will make their
| future home.
A goodly number of Yaleites took i'm
the Cleaner dance i'm the Mckinney
Hall at Old Brockway last Monday
evening. From all reports an excellent
| time was had.
Several members of the Yale Dane
ing Club held social hop i'm Central
Hall last evening. Mae IlOskin presid-
ed at the piano.
Elder j. H.. Patton breaches at the
Brick Chapel to the Church and all
Others who would like to hear some
very important gospel news Sunday at
3 and ! p. m. BE swift to hear.
Roswell Raymond and family now
occupy the Snyder house OH east North
street Will +. Menerey will move in
to the house on the Crawford farm, he
having recently purchased that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Francis have
broken up housekeeping this week and
will visit for couple of months among
| relatives and friends i'm Michigan and
Canada before leaving for California.
George Wilson and wife will leave
Tuesday next for Marine City TO accept
positions as cooks on the steamer
tiogebic We wish them a successful
seasons work and that they return to
Yale in the fall.
May Fitzgerald was at Palms Tues
day where she sang at the funeral of
II. +. ORourke uncle of Mrs. Matt
Irwin of this city. Mr.. O'Rourke was
prominent citizen of that town, hay
ing held many public offices of trust
during his life time.
Next Sunday evening at 600 o'clock
Mr.. John w. Conway, of Port Huron,
will give missionary address at the
Methodist Episcopal church. Mr.. Con-
way is preparing TO enter the mission
airy work and in consequence his adj
dress will be interesting His subject
will be "Daybreak in the Dark CONT
nent." Everybody is invited.
Don't fail, to hear Dewitt Miller.
Philadelphia famous lecturer, at Cen
trail Hall, Wednesday evening, April 10.
Sal1oO1 orr. wit bnpnnr matthias alnn.,
ence and sound sense so pleasingly
combined in one man. He keeps his
audience constantly with him, thrilled
with admiration or convulsed with
merriment. Don't miss this treat
The choir of the Presbyterian church
received many compliments OH their
singing Sunday evening. The mem
bers owe their successful work to the
training of Rev. Douglass who took
much pains with them for the Easter
service. A cantata is being talked of
and Mr.. Douglass is willing to take il
in charge. We have no doubt but that
he will be able TO make il a success.
MISSES Ethel Ballentine and Nellie
Newell were the two candidates to en-
ter the OES chapter last Friday even
ing. A goodly number were present
served i'm the diningroom. The deco
ratiOns of the table we're very appropri-
ate to the Easter season the centerpiece
being nest of cOlored eggs, and sew
eral rabbits placed in different attitudes
around. AS usual everybody enjoyed
the whole evenings program.
A genuine Lumber Jack Razor"
was received at the Windsor Barber
shop on April fools day. 1t came
through the mails and was i'm good
condition to start shaving with. The
blade is of the finest of steel and con-
caved. The handle is made of import
ed mohOgOny beautifully engraved.
Taking it all in all it is treasure that
is highly priced by Dick and will he
laid up in the archives of the shop with
other curios. 1t was present from
Geo. Kearney now working i'm the
woods at Waters for Richard Will ans.
Most people take themselves too seri-
ously. If you should 90 away for a
year, someone would do your work
about as well as you do and perhaps
better. The mill wheels would keep Oh
turning, hotels would not close up. the
aires would continue To portray life on
the stage, railroads would run. banks
would keep open, newspapers be issued,
saloons continue to dispense liquid re-
freshments, and preachers TO prea h.
You are only an infnitesimal atom
among countless atoms. The world /
may need YOU but il won't miss ypn. I
Don't swell mp over your Importance.
There are others.
Now is the time for the farmer TO /
make his plans, for the coming season. /
He should have his arrangements com
pleted as far as possible, so that when |
the busy season comes, it may he used
to the best advantage. IL often happens /
that some of the farm implements need |
repairing, or new ones are required. 1t l
is well TO 90 over these outfits and know |
just exactly what is wanted, as it may
be necessary to send away quite dis |
lance for some new part. which may
require much more cline than is expect I
ed. Then there are numerous other |
things that can be attended TO during |
the comparatively slack season. and |
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