The Yale expositor., 1907-03-22
Local and Otherwise.

q. +. =. special meeting at Masonic
Hall, Friday evening, March 20. lni-
tiation.
Ed Sheehy brought 81 head of cattle
To Yale from Buffalo and will put
them on his farm.
Brockway township board has been
i'm session part of the week making the
annual settlement.
Charley Palmer has been confined to
his home for time with sickness but
is at the store again.
Spring is surely here. Dick Windsor
has removed the storm house from the
front door of his barber shop.
Tickets for Queen Esther cantata
will be on sale at Pollock Il Hennessy's
Saturday, March 23rd at o'clock
John y. XavitZ, who has been teach
ing the Hunt school in Sanlac county
has resigned on account of his health.
Thos. Walker and family are moving
onto the Bowman farm. lie has en-
gagged to work for Thos. Carless the
coming summer.
An ice jam had formed at the Old
Brockway bridge and Supervisor Pat
terson was compelled TO use dynamite
to break il away.
At the NJ. T.. church next Sunday ev-
ening Rev. Lawrason will speak on the
life of Queen Esther, and Mrs. Irwin
of Detroit and Irving Palmer will sing.
The Minerva Club met at the home
of f. b. Call on Wednesday evening of
last week. Games and other amuse-
ments were provided after which re-
freshments were served.
The people of Cole church will give
an Easter supper in the basement of
their church building on the evening of
Good Friday March 29. Supper 10 and
IL cents. All are invited.
Postollice Inspector Parsell, of Flint,
looked over Yale postoflice on Wednes-
day and found everything in applepie
order This is his first visit here since
the change in postmasters now nearly
a year.
The Lexington News cracks the fol-
lowing:-"A Port Huron firm adver-
tises sale of muslin underwear now
on 1t is very mystifying. How are
they going to show the goods if they
are already on?'
We notice by the Croswell Jefferson
ian that George II. Sturgis, well known
in Yale, has fine class in music at
that place, besides training the NJ. +.
choir. He always was a popular and
an excellent music teacher.
Della Duquette who has been serious
" sick for the past four weeks is slow
~ recovering. Her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Henry, has returned to Coleman, and
her aunt Mrs. John Wysuer, of Sagi-
nav, is staying with her at present.
The ladies of the Mechanic street
Church of Christ will sell homemade
baking and candies in the north win
dow of j. +. Staley's drug store on Fri
day and Saturday, March 20 and 30. A
special line of fresh baking for Satur-
day evening.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. +. church
held their handkerchief sale Friday and
Saturday of last week realizing $1,000. |
The results of the sales are an evidence
of what little courtesies multiplied may
do and the ladies extend their apprecia- |
ton for each one.
Clifford Patterson, of Sarnia. well
known i'm Yale returned Wednesday |
afternoon from Detroit where he has
completed a 65-day term i'm the house
of correction of that city. Patterson
was taken to that institution for being
common drunkard.
James Melrose, while at work i'm +. !
u. Curriers' machine shop, had the mis- !
fortune TO get one of his fingers caught |
in machine at which he was working. |
The member was quite badly squeezed !
and bruised and Jim has been taking |
it easy for few days.
In letter from Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
NJ. Thompson dated March 10 we learn |
that they have arrived at Battle Creek. |
The EXpositor joins with their many
warm friends here in wishing them un-
limited prosperity and the best of
health i'm their new home.
Dusty Mcdonald has a good excuse
to keep him from working but never |
theless he works on. The other day
while assisting with some repairs to
the pumps at the power house some
careless wretch let heavy piece of iron
drop OH Dusty's finger. He has been
nursing the finger since
Lena Deering left. last Saturday for
Detroit where she has accepted a posi-
ton as saleslady for ;. II. Knox q Go
She was accompanied by her brother
as far as Detroit where he will join his
brOtherin-law, Il. j. McCabe, and start
for Buffalo to fit out the steamer Tom
Adams on which they will sail the
coming season
Farm property in the vicinity of
Yale has been on the move lately.
John B. Francis sold his farm last
week to Jos. Yuill of Harrisville, and
will soon move to California. Simeon
Gingrich this week sold his farm to
John G. Mailman, his neighbor. The
farm is located three miles east and
two miles north of Yale. Another
change i'm real estate this week was the
purchase 10y VIM. ii Fletcher of the
40-acre farm of Edward Youngs locat-
ed one mile east and 80 rods north of
Yale
j. G.. Rockwell's New Sunny South |
Co. presented their minstrel show i'm
Central Hall last evening to a large and
enthusiastic audience. Not a dull mo-
ment appeared in the program; there
was something doing all the time. So
los, step dances, minstrel jokes, orches-
tto In 70 OF a. 10.