The Yale expositor., 1907-10-04

ceiving fresh coat of paint.
Irene Kerr of Melvin, is clerking in
the general store of Burt Il Kerr.
Ida Hallman is assisting Mrs Eva
Black in her millinery shop at present.
Judge +. w. Harris, of Port Huron,
was in Yale Thursday making an in
vestigation in the Earl WEIGH case
Il. j.. Minnie has rented j. Bert Jar
dimes house on west North street and
will occupy it soon with his family.
A social dancing party was given in
Central Hall Thursday evening. About
twenty-five couples enjoyed very
pleasant evening.
A fine mess of green corn was left at
our home on Saturday last by Elder
Clark, for which we return thanks. II
was certainly extra good.
Mrs. +. A. Grswold speaks on "Alis-
sionary Work" at the annual conyen-
ton of ST. Clair county sunday school
association tomorrow.
The merry go-round is doing thriv-
ing business after school hours. The
children are enjoying the rides and
some of the older people are too.
Mrs. Dooley, of Melvin, who lived in
Yale several years ago, was very sick
last week. DIR. Wight was i'm Melvin
counciling with DR.. Young as to her
condition.
:. ii. Halsey, who will try a new and
different climate for his health, holds
an auction sale next Tuesday, October
3. g.. W. Bell will dispose of the
articles for sale.
j. a. llennessy is now in the Denver
Il Rio Grande Railroad Co.'S office at
Embudo, New Mexico. He made the
change since he left here a short time
ago.
Regular meeting of Yale Grange will
be held at their hall Thursday evening,
Oct 10. n full attendance requested
to arrange for Pomona Grange. w. p.
Darling, Master.
The new two-cent rate law i'm Michi-
gan went into effect last Saturday. All
the large systems in the state come
under its provisions. Only few short
weak lines are not affected.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Bethel church
will hold mystery social at the East
Lynn NJ. f. church on Thursday even
ing, Oct. 10. All invited. Seven articles
on bill of fare for 20 cents.
The Grand Chapter OES meets in
v,
9. Mrs. V. A. Lacy, Worthy Matron
from Yale chapter, will attend and it
is hoped that several of the members
will be able to go.
We understand that, because of poor
health, Miss Leila Allen has resigned
her position i'm the Yale schools. Miss
Mabel Wheeler, of this village. has
been engaged to fill that position and
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Journal.
The st. Clair County Association
Order of Eastern Star will convene in
st. Clair on Friday, October %. The
officers appointed from Yale Chapter
for initiatory work are Conductress
Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller and Electa, Mrs. j.
f. Vincent.
The Modern Brotherhood will hold a
meeting in Woodmen Hall, over Staley
Il Brickers drug store on Monday eve-
ming Oct. 9TH. The ladies of the order
will give an oyster supper to the mem
bers. a full attendance is requested,
as important business will be trans
acted.
A mean little habit which the school
lads are indulging in just now is that
of marking with chalk the backs of
everybody they can reach; the little
girls coats and dresses, especially, seem
to the boys to need trimming in this
manner Besides being pretty poor fun
for the victims, its trying for the
mothers, because the marks are hard TO
remove.
James Weston, who has resided in
Speaker township for a number of
years, started on Tuesday with his
family for Vancouver, i. c. where ne
will locate. During the family's resi-
dence in this locality they have made
many warm friends who regret to see
them leave but all join in wishing them
health, happiness and prosperity in
their new home.
The Minnie Meat Market show win
dow was a most beautiful sight last
Saturday afternoon. The one who had
the " lrk in charge certainly was an
artist. Everything imaginable carried
in "a meat market was on display and
arranged in such a tasty manner that
one couldn't help but drop in and in
vest i'm some of the good things show
ing. We wish to compliment Mr..
Minnie.
Mrs. Lucy Noble, of Detroit, gave a
very interesting talk Monday afternoon
in the Presbyterian church on her tour
through foreign countries, taking es-
pecially her trip through India speak
ing of the larger cities that she visited,
their beautiful and wonderful build
ings, the people, their customs and the
schools and missionary work being
done their Mrs. Noble is delightfully."-
entertaining and it was treat to those
present to listen to her. She showed
many pictures of people and buildings
also many beautiful pieces of embroid-
'ery and hand carving. She spoke very
instructively to the Missionary society
of the NJ. +. church on Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. III.
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For the past two years Rev. w. ii.
Cole has done great work in our city
as minister of the Methodist Protestant
church, not only in erecting a fine church
edit ce but in bringing souls to Christ.
He has endeared himself to all and has
a large following of true believers in
the good work. In a recent letter to
the churches he Having a
! knowlpdOp of the condition of my fell